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8mo ago
> In the past, Apple has usually let you hold back on an older version and shipped security updates for all devices, not just ones that are incapable of running the new OS, but not this time. No they haven't been, for the past sever
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Apple's SSL/TLS bug (2014)
(imperialviolet.org)
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No. They have been doing this every year for the past several years: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/12/19/ios-18-forced-ios-26-up... It's being noticed just now because iOS 26 has controversial UI/
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8mo ago
The zero-day mentioned in the article doesn't affect macOS. But there were security updates for macOS 14 and macOS 15 released yesterday: https://support.apple.com/en-us/126350 https://support.apple.com
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8mo ago
Snikket ( https://snikket.org ) with Monal as the iOS client
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8mo ago
I heard that it's hard to maintain self-hosted Gitlab instances
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8mo ago
> the people of VZ mostly did and consider Maduro a thug who lost and stayed in power not their president. You got this information from American media (or their allies') In reality, Venezuelans flooded the streets in marches demand
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8mo ago
The graph just after the paragraph you quoted contradicts it :) It says the number of Venezuelans living abroad was 700,000 in 2015, and it skyrocketed from that point onward. What happened around that time? - December 2014: Obama signed th
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> Take Venezuela for example, the UN and several NGO's have confirmed a diaspora caused by chavismo of well over 7 million people. Huh? Chavismo began in 1999. So if you're claiming that chavismo caused a lot of migration, you&
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9mo ago
No need to. Android does that already and allows apps to use it (the webview)
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9mo ago
> A project like F-Droid is dumb to begin with where they're the one to build the apps. I heartily disagree. Linux distributions also build the packages themselves, and that adds a layer of trust. It ensures that everything in the f
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10mo ago
> TIL: you could add a ".diff" to a PR URL. Thanks! You can also append ".patch" and get a more useful output
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> Thunderbird for iOS - why is this not a thing yet? There's no release yet, but it's being worked on. https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbird-ios
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Smartphone without a battery (2022)
(yaky.dev)
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10mo ago
I'm curious, what are you working on that requires writing inline assembly?
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10mo ago
Codeberg requires that the repos you host are FOSS
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11mo ago
You need to be on the most recent available minor update. If the App Store still doesn't work, you can always jailbreak and install apps on your own
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11mo ago
It is in third post in the thread: https://mamot.fr/@LaQuadrature/115581775986937247 > Interviewed, she warns that she will “not stop pursuing publishers if links are discovered with a criminal organization and they
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11mo ago
> the more recent funny elliptic curve Can you elaborate please?
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11mo ago
> That's already happening today. That's not a hard fork. They always rebase on top of AOSP when there's a new AOSP source release
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11mo ago
> They basically had the market with the earlier release compared to Sony's PS4 The Xbox One and PS4 were both released in November 2013. If anything, it was the PS4 that was released a week earlier than the Xbox One.
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11mo ago
It's not speculation. In order to build a custom Rom, you need three things: the kernel tree, the device tree, and the binary blobs. The binary blobs can be extracted from a running phone. The kernel tree is GPL-licensed, so almost all
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11mo ago
If the Linux Kernel was licensed permissively, none of the phone manufacturers would've released the source code of their kernel trees. The GPL is the reason we have Android custom Roms today.
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11mo ago
Well, if they use their work email, doesn't that mean their kernel work is endorsed by their employer?
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11mo ago
Note that it's $49 when adjusted for inflation
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11mo ago
If you want to avoid censorship, self-host Peertube and have peave of mind.
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11mo ago
> the offline gameplay of GTA is becoming dated. GTA V is dated. It's 12+ years old.
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11mo ago
> GrapheneOS is fully open source Not really. There is a bunch of proprietary firmware running on those phones, which can be exploited with or without the help of the manufacturer.
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1y ago
Host an onion website at home using solar energy, and the only third party your website will depend on is your internet provider :)
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1y ago
Where is the source code for AOSP 16 QPR1? Where are the security patches of the past couple of months?
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