IlikeKitties
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Comment · 9 months ago
Ha! What an Idiot! He thought he could use the channels reserved for Real^TM People^(R) with actual RIGHTS. Those Channels are for corporate use only, how dare you bother the Gigacorporation with you petty copyright request?? Cease this behavior immediately or face repercussions.
Comment · 10 months ago
There's a lot of people that believe that hardware remote attestation will be the end of computational freedom. I'm glad to see that bypasses are still quite possible.
Comment · 10 months ago
>What version of Android will be supported?
>Communicator will run Android 16. We’re comfortable committing to 2 years of Android updates and 5 years of security updates
Comment · 10 months ago
>iOS users love that Apple curates software for them.
Comment · 10 months ago
>UX is much worse imo on graphene compared to iOS
Freedom and privacy exist on graphene.
Comment · 10 months ago
I'll add European gerontocracy to that list. Nihilism becomes the obvious and only solution.
Comment · 10 months ago
After privatization, the Deutsche Bahn became private enterprise and is now 100% owned by the German state. As such, insolvency isn't going to happen. Though it would be funny.
Comment · 10 months ago
It's a bit of a two edged sword but it's something we definitely need. Look at project like Qubes and Secureblue that try to implement this. It solves several issues:
Packaging Apps on Linux has been and always will be, a nightmare. Just giving up and sending whole VMs is basically a variant of what docker does.
Permission Management is also quite necessary and Linux Desktop/DBUS is horrible in that regard. There's recently been a post about this[0]. Especially part 5 is just... GNOME Developers being GNOME Developers...
A lot of Apps also open untrusted files and even run untrusted code. Browsers, PDFs, or Excel Macros? God only knows what kind of exploits and hidden software landmines there are.
And last but not least there's also just badly coded apps that can get pwned from remote sources. Think some game running horrible c++ code connecting peer to peer with random clients. All of them could easily buffer overflow some random function and take over all your files.