Mostly right but don't forget that technological advancement never leads to cheaper more affordable components, and more equality for the people
Just the opposite the big techs continues growing faster utilizing even more ressources
I'm not against hypervisor cracks, indeed if they are correctly integrated and faked at an user level that's great! But if like on windows it requires even more privileges that's a no go and need some work
You need port forwarding and hosting a reverse proxy into your infrastructure
You shouldn't really worry about DNS in that case, only make sure you're domain resolve to the right IP
As I said in 1. you will have to port forward to get access from outside (maybe you want to setup fail2ban on the reverse proxy to limit a bit spam)
Reverse-proxy. No, you own a part of the domain so all the subdomain are belonging to you as well.
Ex. When you buy test.com you don't buy the com domain but you buy media.test.com for example
Even if it doesn't affect it directly Vaultwarden is strongly linked to Bitwarden, for example I think you're using official clients on your devices, Vaultwarden is not self sustainable (for now)
To register on Signal Desktop, a phone number will still be required. However, this can be either a mobile number or a landline, including basic mobile phones or dumb phones. This will make Signal accessible to users without a smartphone.
What's the point?
Something they don't understand is that phone verification only fucked up people, and that spams and big entities have millions of proxies and phone numbers to use and flood the network
Try to decide what your threat model is.
A language learning app (except harvesting traditional device id and such) doesn't reveal very important info to anyone.
The only know which language you learn and your approximate level. Sure that's better if there's a more private way of doing it, but the core principle of learning a language doesn't reveal very much.
Sorry not to answer your question, but /e/OS is indeed not really behind in terms of security patches, for example the latest release (3.7) includes the April security patches
Mostly right but don't forget that technological advancement never leads to cheaper more affordable components, and more equality for the people Just the opposite the big techs continues growing faster utilizing even more ressources
I'm not against hypervisor cracks, indeed if they are correctly integrated and faked at an user level that's great! But if like on windows it requires even more privileges that's a no go and need some work
Keep fighting, Denuvo will fall!
Continue publishing app freely, do not verify yourself
Fuck google
Ente is a pain to setup, was never meant to be selfhostable correctly
That's the second time proton messed up, the first time was unclear position from the CEO about trump and far right
What the fuck did I just see?? Mullvad after Proton.. So sad.. :(
Double tap and drag Or click the arrow to rotate it in the first place
The more you're flagged the longest the picture take to appear
But if you do that, google will block you ಠ_ಠ
Great that I'm not blind... Thx google
How could this idea come to mind.. Surely that's great, but who in the team said "Give me a price! 500!! Approved!"
Look in your city for a local shop, they would surely be really happy to realize your print
Even if it doesn't affect it directly Vaultwarden is strongly linked to Bitwarden, for example I think you're using official clients on your devices, Vaultwarden is not self sustainable (for now)
How are you creating google account without phone number
What's the point? Something they don't understand is that phone verification only fucked up people, and that spams and big entities have millions of proxies and phone numbers to use and flood the network
I think that this could be a reaction, human brain is meant to at least consider every human like words
Ai is based on humans, so when you're really out of luck or desperate, this is in my opinion really hard not to fall into the trap
Try to decide what your threat model is. A language learning app (except harvesting traditional device id and such) doesn't reveal very important info to anyone.
The only know which language you learn and your approximate level. Sure that's better if there's a more private way of doing it, but the core principle of learning a language doesn't reveal very much.
Sorry not to answer your question, but /e/OS is indeed not really behind in terms of security patches, for example the latest release (3.7) includes the April security patches
Mini pc with linux using a remote mouse for 10 bucks on the a to z
Congratulations!!