From what I’ve read it seems you shouldn’t run a browser as a flatpak anyway, as this somehow weakens the built-in isolation.
I think I originally read about this somewhere librewolf-related but can’t seem to find it now.
I did find this similar discussion: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/correct-way-to-install-browsers-on-linux-securely/27046/6
In my experience the issue is different flatpaks depending on different versions of gnome platform or mesa or whatever, so you have multiple versions of the same library.
I have plenty of storage though so I don’t care that much.
If anything, it’s far better that crows recycle them, than other birds eating or building neats out of them.
That’s a good point, I hadn’t thought about it that way.
I haven’t read the whole thing yet but I couldn’t find anything about the effect picking up this toxic shit has on the birds’ health. I can’t imagine this is healthy for them.
What do you mean by signed deploys? The APK is already signed, and this new person got the signing keys. I’m not sire any additional signing would have helped.
That entirely depends on who is writing the system prompts. Have you seen the shit grok says on twitter?
What? You said it having 1GB of memory makes it an easier to program microcontroller. I’m just trying to figure out how that makes sense. The amount of memory doesn’t matter when programming it.
Can’t you do all that with a 4 or 8GB version?
That’s awesome. Does that also mean projects like UBPorts will have an easier time porting Ubuntu touch to the fp6?
Gradually. You don’t have to get all your friends off Meta right now. Maybe some of them will, and they might push their friends to ditch meta as well.
Just keep trying. But totally alienating your friends also won’t do much good for the whole perception of the movement. Becomes a lot easier to just think of that weird guy who won’t talk to us anymore because of some app, rather than what it’s actually about.
I feel like I worded that really badly, but I hope my point comes across.
I’m all for getting off anything meta, but come on. Someone not wanting to move to a chat service that’s probably less convenient for them does not make them a “so called ‘friend’” lmao.
If you’re actually losing friends over this, that’s quite sad.
I had this issue one or two months ago, Bob’s Burgers would constantly start playing in German on Android TV. I don’t think it’s ever happened with other series for me though.
It’s been available since 1password 8 in 2020. But even before that, they’ve always had CSV exports, which keepass also has importers for.
why would I have had to have spent all that time?
I’m pretty sure you didn’t have to.
You can just export all your passwords from 1password and import them somewhere else. Iirc bitwarden supported 1passwords full format when I moved. Pretty sure there are importer plugins for keepass as well.
Is there a reason why you don’t have YubiKey on your list
I don’t buy them because yubico is american. Nitrokey is a German alternative, been really happy with mine so far.
Nothing crazy really. I ride the train that’s also a connection to one of the biggest asylum centres for immigrants, so of course, because foreign people scary, there’s loads of extra security.
The only few times I’ve actually seen something they were needed for, it was never the immigrants. Once I saw a white guy wailing on someone who looked foreign, took a good while for security to actually step in and do something.
A different time, some guy was just being a nuisance and didn’t want to get on or off the train or something. Two of these security people got involved, both a lot bigger than the guy, but they struggled a lot to get him down and cuffed. The guy almost got up and fled a few times.
So that got me really feeling confident in this security… (/s of course)
I use nextcloud as a general drive, where I also upload photos automatically. Then I just mount the images folder in my immich container.
Personally I host all this kind of stuff using containers, only mounting the folders that need backing up. Then I just back up all my podman volumes. It’s pretty nice not depending on any tools that have to be maintained or anything like that.
Nope it’s just apt update & upgrade. Iirc apt tells you when the kernel was updated and needs a reboot as well.