Wait isn’t there a studio ghibli flick about that first one?

Edit: yeah the tale of princess kaguya

The fish yern for the nuclear waste

What part of that article read like a threat to you lol

You gonna self host something that can eat a terrabyte per second ddos like its nothing?

I used librewolf and waterfox as well for a bit, until I noticed that were lagging behind on updates.

Now I just run vanilla Firefox auth arkenfox.js user prefs. Disables everything you’d want out of the box

Why is the community that is posted in someone’s home address?

Correct, I do believe there is an open source alternative but I haven’t done any reading on it

🤣 how many chars is this? Would it make it past the 200 character limit?

Reticulum would be much closer as it supports many different forms of networking

Lol, I’m pretty deep into meshtastic but there is no chance that LoRa could be the backbone of a new internet. Bandwidth is far too low

I’ve been donating monthly for about a year now, and yall should too!

Our international teams kept enabling sourcemaps and I just had devops lock the directory to vpn access only 🤷

I know sourcemaps aren’t the end of the world as it’s all client side code that lives on the clients computer but it just feels dirty

Yeah no im with the above user on this one. I have used kagi for over a year now and have never needed to use another search engine to find something

The above post isn’t the first I’ve heard bad about FUTO. GrapheneOS has also spoken out against them

I think accrescent’s security model is probably the best.

I use obtainium for when I want to ensure I get updates as fast as possible

Fdroid for the rest that I don’t want to have to manually update in obtainium

They do though. Here’s a couple off of the top of my head:

• Granular permissions
• enhanced sandboxing
• hardware memory tagging and other memory corruption related explotation attempts
• lockscreen pin scrambling
• and I’m pretty sure graphene was the first to have the auto reboot feature to trigger BFU

What do you mean here? If a digital forensics team, police etc gets their hands on your phone while it’s unlocked there really is nothing that can be done, unless you have some sort of killswitch attached to the USB port lol

Depends on your threat model to be honest. Android (grapheneOS) has significantly more security measures than a Linux phone. Android was designed with mobile security threats in mind from the ground up

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