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g-b-r
2y ago
Never had a problem with RedReader, strange. Anyhow, when the apps stop being updated, it's usually due to something that was added that doesn't make them compliant with F-Droid's policies anymore; or, they changed something
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2y ago
One of the reasons I don't like either iOS or the Play Store is that I don't want to make an account with them (which can link all the flood of data sent by your phone to your real name, and force you to agree to their terms)
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2y ago
With F-Droid you have at least a guarantee that the app builds, and at least during the initial review nothing bad was found You can argue you're adding F-Droid to the entities you trust ( unless it's a reproducible build ), but a
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2y ago
> Lets not forget that certificates are created and checked for github.com, so unlikely for a middleman to get in. What? Don't assume that the APKs are generated by GitHub's CI, anyhow, anything can be uploaded as a release
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2y ago
Well, I don't know, I think there might be her intentions on that last sentence (on how to deal with Chat Control etc)
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g-b-r
2y ago
And support is almost non-existent
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2y ago
Aside from everything else, I don't understand what Whittaker's point was; she seemed to ultimately be advocating for something, but I can't understand what, exactly. It's probably in the talk's last sentences: >
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2y ago
> Is it? Hamas and Hezbollah deliberately place their military infrastructure among civilians. I'm not eager to defend Hamas or Hezbollah, but for Gaza, is there a lot of free space? Using human shields anyhow, does NOT mean it'
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2y ago
Well, they might have listened if the weapon sales stopped
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2y ago
In extreme situations it might be acceptable to involve innocents, but that's a very far cry from what has been happening
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2y ago
> it can block, i think it's a 'donation' feature. Oh, interesting, I didn't know. A pity that you have to purchase it on the Play Store > anyway, it's not the same as netguard. Pcapdroid helps to identify bad
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2y ago
If it's so, it's not a lot for privacy and security --- ReThink DNS uses the VPN service as well, by the way. And it is possible to use two VPN apps, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41933464 (yes, the b
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2y ago
You can also have NetGuard actually go through the VPN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41933464 )
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2y ago
If you downloaded the Play Store version, it can't intercept all the apps
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2y ago
> It drains battery because of VPN service solution It doesn't really, just try it (and take actual battery duration measurements, Android misreports VPN apps battery usages)
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2y ago
With a firewall you can keep using them, instead (and maybe only let through some of the traffic)
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2y ago
There's a somewhat complex way to use it together with another VPN app, with work profiles, see see https://itsignacioportal.github.io/netguard-pdnsf-any-vpn-co... But in case the VPN app supports running as a simple p
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2y ago
Except that... that doesn't block anything??
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2y ago
Right, being against Putin is being Russophobes now
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2y ago
It's because of their government, not of their country of birth
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2y ago
Being riled up doesn't mean being paid, there are millions mired in their disinformation and manipulation operations
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2y ago
> Instead of trying to improve things, some of you just don't seem to care about anything except the bottomline of some billion dollar corporation. > > It's weird and disturbing. In that vein... https://www.wfa
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2y ago
Has someone ever sent you a message while your phone was off?
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2y ago
lsp can be extremely slow, on constrained devices
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2y ago
“All JWTs are sent with low expirations (5 seconds) to limit replability” Do you know how many times a few packets can be replayed in 5 seconds?
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2y ago
That's one good news! Yes, and I wouldn't be surprised if there were some kicbacks involved, at some universities
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2y ago
Well, I on the other hand, would also be unhappy if my organs were taken while I'm alive. Interestingly though, those accidents are probably much less likely to happen to wealthy people
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2y ago
In what way? I meant freely accessible journals, of course (making journals, or "journals", of their own, would probably cost much less than the subscriptions they're currently paying)
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2y ago
Gather together and begin publishing your own journals (even just in the form of a website)? If it's you who made the existing journals great, you probably can do it again?
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2y ago
For sure many people don't know what it does Furthermore, a little memory lapse or typo, and, oops! >byebyefile
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