Hellfire103 @ hellfire103 @lemmy.ca

Young humanoid in the UK. Proudly LGBT. Slava Ukraini! | *they/them*

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And that's why he's always prank-calling Moe!

Damn

No, I mean hacking. Breaking into computers remotely, malware production, etc.

I'm 19 and I know nine.

    
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I'm sorry, what in the goddamn fuck‽

(Those photos look fake as hell, but the story might be true)

https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=swift

SimpleX?

Tox would also be fantastic, but they need to improve their encryption and get it audited. Also, some nicer UIs in the various clients would be nice.

What OS is this?

Yeah, The Guardian is on thin ice with me thanks to this. Another article like this, and I'll be reading The National instead.

Bitwarden.

distant asahi linux noises

Correct. This has been the case since the 1800s.

• Tree: Corkscrew hazel
• Flower: Garden rose

Aegis, with a cold backup

I also have a graphing calculator that supports 2FA, so I copy some of my most important codes to it in case my phone dies or is otherwise inaccessible.

I love how Kristi Noem doesn't have a page, but the Air-Humping Frog does.

LineageOS still uses Google for things like captive portal detection and DNS (at least, out-of-the-box). /e/ replaces these with their own services.

wonders what disc rot is

laughs in physical media

Well, yes and no.

/e/ is more de-Googled than LineageOS, and it also replaces some GApps with its own ecosystem (whereas LineageOS just gets rid of them). I would say that this makes it slightly more private.

However, /e/ also takes a lot longer to apply updates from upstream Android. LineageOS and GrapheneOS both take a few days up to a few weeks to do this; whereas /e/ sometimes takes months.

In the past, I would have recommended DivestOS and Calyx OS, but sadly DivestOS is unmaintained and Calyx OS have temporarily stopped releasing or updating their OS.