If anyone wants the wikipedia article about this litter box in schools thing, here you go+
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Yay! If you have any issue with it please let me know!
True, that's how it looks on PC, I haven't managed to trick Material UI Web yet to display those in 1 line on mobile
UI on mobile is important as well!
Right now some buttons are overflowing but it should still be mostly fine.
For anyone wondering how it looks :
What's some specific elements of the UI you dislike and how would you improve it?
This started as a fork but was fully rewritten from scratch. No code is used from the original repo, so I also chose to make the license more premissive.
See this commit!
You have some good points but if I made a new repo from scratch, it would break many links, including links in the add-on's store page, the add-on itself and search engines. It would also kill every watcher/issue/PR etc so I don't think it's really a good idea.
If you have a clean solution to solve this I'd love to hear it!
After looking it up, yes it's a bit like IDM (Internet Download Manager) but has less features (like it's not separating which files are audio, video... yet?), however it's available on mobile as well so there's that
You're welcome! Happy to help!!
Set it to -1000% and enjoy your new lightning-fast imports!
Thanks for the list! Although most of the time it's advised to not use multiple adblocker in tandem, because they might conflict with each other and get detected by the website. For example, uBlock origin has, in its settings, an option to disable JavaScript and in the filter list, an option to block cookie banners "Cookie notices". But if all of these work for you that's great!
Heya, I found how you can digitally sign and encrypt emails! (It even gives them a cool icon for others to see!), and I haven't seen anything about it before so I thought I'd share how I did it!
Do you also want to send encrypted emails and sign them? Just follow these few steps!
But beforehand, let's define some terms :
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Signed email : Email with a valid numerical signature. Anyone can read it and know it has not been modified since it was sent.
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Encrypted email : Email encrypted with the recipient's public key. They can decrypt it with their private key
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S/MIME certificate : A
.p12file containing your private key (So keep it for yourself and don't send it to anyone!!) and your public key.
Okay, now it's time to...
Start the setup (Obtain an S/MIME certificate)
- You'll need to ask to an authority for a certificate. Personally I use Actalis because they give free certificates for multiple email addresses, valid for a year (you need to redo the setup every year). If you don't want to use Actalis, more info is avilable here.
- Don't forget to put the website in english if you don't understand italian.
- Go on the page to request an S/MIME certificate, create an account and follow the setup. The verification email can take a little while (~2min)
- When the setup ends, you'll have a valid certificate in your dashboard (It can take a few minutes to appear if you just verified it) that you can download, and a password that Actalis emailed you to enable your certificate.
Install the certificate
- Download the .p12 file, then open it, type your password, and leave the default options to install the certificate on your device (Android or PC, on Android pick "For VPN and apps"). Don't delete your old one, so you can still decrypt old messages sent on the expired certificate
- Use an S/MIME compatible email client. On PC, there is Thunderbird, on Android, FairEmail.
- In your email client settings, importer the S/MIME certificate pofor signing AND encrypting your messages. It changes depending on your client, so here it is for Thunderbird :
- In the top-right menu, go to
Account settings,End-to-end encryption, underS/MIMEclick onManage S/MIME certificates,Importand pick your.p12file. Then, pickSelect a certificate, and pick yours from the tab "Your certificates".
- In the top-right menu, go to
An image is worth a thousand words (Sorry for the french)
Don't forget to check the box to sign and/or encrypt every message just below, if you want!
Communicate with someone
Once this is done, here is how you can communicate...
- ...While signing your messages :
It's easy, just click on "Sign" before sending. Usually, email clients show a small medal next to your name to show the email is signed.
- ...While encrypting your messages :
For that, you'll need your recipient's public key. They needs to send you a signed message (not encrypted, since you don't have each other's key at this point) where you can get their public key from their signature, and add it to your email client, which will allow you to encrypt messages you send to them. Then, send them a signed email (you can encrypt it) so they can get your public key and add it to their client, and then you'll be able to exchange encrypted emails!
I'm not an expert and probably made a few mistakes, if you spot any please tell me in the comments and I'll try to fix the guide!
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Even if anyone doesn't "trust" wikipedia, you can look at the sources or do your own ressearch.
But for any subject keep in mind to cross-check the info of your sources with multiple other sources and see if they tell you the same thing!
I understand that most people won't do it for news feeds they see online but if someone passes a law about this, it's the absolute least you can do!
Sometimes (most of the time lately) I'm happy to not be a resident of the US to avoid stupid stuff like that
Edit : Just added the link to the furries act article in the see also section!