1.3K forks already lol
Please remember to fork it outside github. They will probably delete all forks based on intellectual property bs written in their TOS.
vsis
joined 2 years ago
Hidden hardware feature.
Not a backdoor at all.
And you have to pay like 5K to USB-IF to build your own implementation. Because everybody forgets that USB is proprietary.
But the madness of every vendor having it own proprietary conector is worse.
USB-C and USB PD may not be good enough, but it's better than the previous alternative.
Pros:
- No single entity that have all control.
- No entity profits from it, so you are not a product.
- Related to above: No trackers, no ads, no spyware, etc.
Cons:
- It is run by volunteers: bad uptimes, slower progress, slower fixes, etc.
- Some volunteer may give up and delete the instance. It happened to my first Lemmy account (nothing against you, stux)
- No market-driven decisions means sometimes instances defederate each other for purely ideological reasons. Sometimes very childishly. (again, nothing against stux)
- Lots of fedidrama.
Welcome to Lemmy. Hope you enjoy it.
Meme language? It was not rewritten in Javascript.
Installed Chrome via GUI
I'm surprised it was nos encrypted already.
Any one can silently hear their frequency. I looks like an easy way to know if police is coming your way, and how avoid them.
I also assume it's an expired certificate.
See, this is what happens when certificates are not renewed automatically.
The article says the projectos are discontinued. That's probably the reason no one is monitoring these certs.
Another glorious benefit of DRM.
It's not a good idea to let children go wherever part of the city they want to go. Specially for no-go zones in the city.
Internet should be treated like streets. If you trust a teenager to go outside with certain restrictions of time and places, same should apply for internet.
But a minor who barely reads shouldn't be alone in the streets all day. The same for the Internet. Similar dangers may be involved.
Those who don't understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly. ~HS
You may have one psql server per region and then use Bucardo to synchronize them.
I've never done this in production, so take my advice with a grain of salt.
I've got 3 tricks for ya: