The firmware is indeed closed-source, so it’s hard to audit. But they’re popular, and a security flaw wouldn’t go unnoticed for long.
There are other vendors such as NitroKey offers an alternative that offers both open source and audited hardware and software.
Nice, so I’ll have a workaround if Termux is too crippled by Android’s restriction.
I need yt-dlp in my pocket 😬
So they could just transform .io to a gTLD without causing any downtime.
This helps protect our
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Any error code in the web developer console?
No one but Ron can gouge on the meat. holding comically large baseball bat
If that makes it even easier to get F-Droid installed for the masses, I’m all for it.
How would “here’s me stalking your family” ever “win an argument” anyways???
It’s not about winning an argument, it’s about coercing the opponent into silence.
Considering how most of the Internet is encrypted with TLS, if you add DNSSEC+DoH/DoT on top, trying to MITM someone on a public WiFi is way harder than it was, unless you’re a state-level adversary and you’re able to craft valid certificate for a domain you don’t control from a globally trusted (root) certificate autority (which will lose its trusted status quite fast once discovered, ex: CNNIC)
It’s because they realized the employees are more productive while remote working, so they’ll reinstate it… right?
Not willing to use a browser with a closed source and proprietary license.
They should call those YouTube Capris.
Are we going to ban using 🍆 if they start using it?
I mean, context is important…
And Dredd with Karl Urban (which is a shame, the movie didn’t get the attention it deserved).
Sounds like a good thing overall.
At least you’re not the sucker doing it for free for the shareholders anymore.
I use them for our printed version of our documentation, each document has a cover page with a QR code pointing to the latest version of the electronic copy.
Handy during an outage, and you don’t have to search for the online copy.
They’ll scrap old.reddit.com to avoid that.
More flexible, and works on a lot of websites.