I would be totally down for some trustworthy and transparent verification service that does not store or hand out your data. Since pretty much everyone will need to verify for whatever at some point, I think this would be awesome to have

The last couple updates made it better, but I wouldn’t exactly call Element a smooth experience. For example it recently began to try and access a keyring that doesn’t exist, ignoring the one that I already have readily available, and that works for everything else.

This is the latest in a long series of frustrating experiences with Matrix in general. To this day, Element isn’t stable, and Element X is somehow worse. It is, imo, a very promising option, but it is also far from perfect.

You will never catch me!

If it is advenced theoretical CS, it is definitely not

(bc its soo damn hot)

They want to make Celestial on 18A, no?

What kind of inconviniences? I have experienced literally none - except you may need to enable DRM. That’s one then

There is still NoScript, which is arguably much better than that, since it offers more granular control

(And also pretty much the only store that matters for non-exklusive titles Tim)

I skip articles where the headline contains "slams’ at this point

Well, I don’t know whether it’s by default, but systemd does so - if the program doesn’t close in a timely manner (or there is an exception configured)

Man, if this was about open-sourcing, it might have seriously improved security…

ChatGPT can just about summarize a page, wake me when it starts outsmarting anyone

Rust is an unreadable mess to you because you can’t read it. It has a steep learning curve, but the reward is one of the most reliable and efficient languages ever created.

Why can’t they stop users from downloading Chrome by suggesting Firefox 😔

The most important thing is using Rust, be it only to avoid calls for a rewrite in Rust by people like me

You can on GrapheneOS with sandboxed Play Services

How do you think they lost their virginity?

You can totally manage a fleet of Linux devices. Next to all servers run Linux. How the hell would you do that without appropriate tooling? We use Ansible for example - Which certainly isn’t a perfect solution, but a working one.

You say that, yet Mac and Linux grew quite a bit over the past couple years. It’s true, not everyone will drop Windows right after whatever bullshit they announce, but software and platforms are rarely abandonned over night.

Personally, I found that It works well with Microsoft, Paypal, Google, Shopify and Proton. I was really surprised to find the option on German government sites, worked there as well. Tested in Ungoogled Chromium and Librewolf. The only thing I find dissappointing is adoption