I watched a video on this, the way they managed it was by reordering variables in structs. That’s kinda insane

Yeah I’m sure they’ve got a lot of flac over this

Offline as in, the server software doesn't require the internet.

Their entire cloud infrastructure runs on Linux

As an admin who manages windows devices, it’s not only a pain for the end users. I will readily admit that the management tools are quite extensive and somewhat easy to use, but they’re damn near impossible to debug when they don’t work, and that’s quite often. Gpo’s often refuse to apply without reason, those ads on the Lock Screen? You can remove those if you pay for enterprise or education edition. Running pro? Nope you get ads.

The way you posted this made it seem it was an official signal survey

The whole uproar is from them saying they will cancel accounts of users redistributing the code. Not them putting it behind a paywall.

Why the /s?

We’d do that it’s there were bike paths. If cars didn’t run over cyclists cyclists also wouldn’t die

I wonder if they’ll make a Lemmy client like how the tweetbot devs made ivory for mastodon

Why's it called Lemmy?

Lead singer from Motörhead. The old school video game. The Koopa from Super Mario. The furry rodents.

https://github.com/...

That not really possible though. In the same way your isp can’t see what YouTube video you’re watching, encryption stops musk from seeing what the military sends to each other. Unless of course the Ukrainian military doesn’t to the whole security thing, which is doubtful.

I think you mixed up opt out and opt in in the title

Looks treemendous

Also she’s only worried about climate change now??

Drone shows are pretty great tbh, I hope they get more popular

If you go to the bottom of a lemmy instance it has a list of linked and blocked instances

I use it on a couple devices. It’s more stable than arch and certainly easier to use. It can sometimes be a bit finicky with third party repos. However Debian testing isn’t guaranteed to be stable, so things may break on your system. That being said I really haven’t had many problems.

There are a couple weeks/months before a new version is released where testing stops getting feature updates, as the packages are frozen.

It’s bean fun.

Though, I have seen a couple get 2k+ so maybe not yet

Also flatpaks are moving away from file system permissions towards portals. Though currently I wouldn’t see flatpak as much of a security measure.