I saved this when you initially posted it but now I have so much saved junk its very difficult to find. I have some (good) thoughts but I need to come back for that. Will update this post when I get a chance. This is very cool.

Also, no idea how you’ve done it but your website is completely unscrapped by webcrawlers. Even searching for the exact title of this post doesn’t return any results on DDG, Bing, or the evil empire. Well done.

Don’t worry, Microsoft will hide it in an obscure group policy so domain admins can disallow the “feature”. That ensures that mom and pop shops who can’t afford a full time security team still get targeted by their software.

Yeah kinda! My pixel is still going strong, but I kind of feel forced to get rid of it now. I would much prefer to just flash a new ROM and get a few more years out of it. The hardware is (still) really good for the performance I expect out of my phone.

Eh. Maybe I’ll get a new phone, wipe this one and use it for traveling.

Why? C++ does wasm and I’m pretty sure the signal client is already written in C++. It definitely wouldn’t be something that could be pulled off quickly, but the ability to securely run code like this is kind of the whole point of wasm as I understand it, no?

Graphene only supports devices for as long as the manufacturer does, maybe slightly longer.

Doesn’t seem like the old CyanogenMod days where you could slap that shit on there forever.

I’m still rocking my 4a5g and honestly its great. Don’t really want to get rid of it tbh but I’ll probably pickup an 8a sometime next year. Don’t really like giving Google money but they make good phones.

Man those things took me years to figure out how to do. It was really hard for me but I finally got it! I have to focus on the image without looking at it directly, and then the image “snaps” into place and I can look at it freely almost. Really bizzare.

What is Molly?

Yeah this is what Bitwarden ended up doing. They didn’t want to be on F-Droid for very similar reasons; eventually they started hosting their own repo and its been gravey ever since. Highly recommend this option.

Not if they used WebAssembly to do all the decryption locally.

How does it compare to logseq? Are there backrefs and queries?

I have to copy ~8 TiB of backup files twice a year.

Yeah but then you’re dating a catholic. Gross.

I have a German Shepherd who sheds a lot and my vacuum runs every, single, day.

Being able to offload all that work to a machine is a godsend.

I mean this is what Google does though. Some new exec comes in, rebrands existing tech to solve some problem, support continues for a few tears, rinse and repeat until google decides it isnt worth it and kills the entire platform.

Yeah and thats a good argument for not supporting Linux. It doesn’t make sense to support a platform that you don’t have any players on.

I’m hopeful that Valve will keep improving the Linux gaming experience, and then we will hit critical mass and a lot of gamers will be demanding Linux support.

Probably not, but one can hope :)

But the steam deck really disproves the notion that Linux can’t run these games. The companies that make them choose not to support Linux, and in that way its not really Linux’s fault that the games don’t work.

Signal is a teeny tiny little pet project compared to an entire browser and rendering engine.

Yeah I used to think I’d always need a desktop, but these days I mostly only use my phone and laptop. And considering how small desktops are getting, I can only imagine the days of the traditional desktop are numbered.

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