DemiGuru

Mullvad talks a lot about decentralization, then hands its resolver users to one of the biggest resolvers going. Quad9 is a good operator, and they actually fought Sony in German court instead of quietly complying. They still got ordered to block. That's the problem. A blocking order only hurts as much as the resolver it lands on is used, so every operator that shuts down and sends its users to Quad9 makes the next order a better deal for whoever files it.

Does it mean that Egypt would start refusing US aid?

How does the GrapheneOS threat model account for baseband or firmware-level supply chain risks on Lenovo/Motorola hardware, given their historical consumer security incidents like Superfish? Is the open-source attestation sufficient to mitigate hardware-level tampering?

By no means am I trying to troll here, I'm genuinely asking: why? What purpose does this serve that I'm missing?

It's visually pleasing. Appreciate the effort!

I realize that my comment might come off as condescending but it's far from it.

No mention of support of: - Labels - Masked addresses

Our current research focuses are:

Software supply chain security — We're working on an observatory that allows users to identify and monitor the world's critical Open Source packages in real time, including previously hidden parts of the dependency graph.

Maintainer burnout — Our report on burnout in Open Source has been well-received. We're working on yearly follow-ups, plus a companion report on how AI is affecting maintainer burnout.

Moving forward, the Lab's experts will direct funding to and supervise Open Source sustainability researchers doing critical work. We are already working with universities to teach the next generations of software supply chain experts.

I find it genuinely worrisome: “Starting in 2020, ByteDance began exploring the use of edge nodes as a partial replacement for CDNs. These nodes mainly consist of idle computing resources on the Internet (e.g., smart home devices and outdated servers), and they are collected by third-party companies and sold in bundles to us at a heavily discounted price compared to CDNs.”

Based on what I understand, pull requests are coming. In the meantime they provide directions for people that want to contribute here -> https://github.com/Keychron/zgm/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

For those that are interested: - https://github.com/Keychron/zgm - https://zgm.gg/

Call me naive, but why not natively run the Nix package manager side-by-side with pacman. This allows one to safely use tools like Home Manager to manage their user environment and dotfiles declaratively while leaving the core Arch Linux base completely untouched.

That’s Finance. They don't fly the plane; they just wait for the right moment to drop the bill for those premium tokens.

I use offsite backups for that very scenario - From nextcloud (private) to https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage.

I was in almost the exact same boat as the author. As a long-time Apple power user, I reached my breaking point about a year ago and finally migrated my workflow to Linux. I’m still letting my iPhone age out, but I’ve already stripped it of all Apple cloud services. Instead, I’ve replaced every stock app with self-hosted alternatives running on my own beefy NAS. If you have the technical overhead to manage your own stack, I highly recommend it, owning your data is a total game-changer for privacy.

Geovis Insighter to deploy space situational awareness satellite constellation

Have you considered incorporating orgmode plugin with Neovim? [https://github.com/nvim-orgmode]

Only in a morally inverted world is a nation blamed for keeping land it took while fending off an attack.

"...a lot of land stolen" let me just say that your limited understanding is painful.

The same could be said of any worldview. So tell me—what part of UNESCO’s decision to admit the “State of Palestine” as a Member State strikes you as objectively righteous?

I realize. Which is why I am puzzled by the acquisition of a retailer. What I mean by that is that a retailer that has such financial backing can destroy the watch luxury retail market.

I frankly don't understand how the acquisition of Bucherer (retailer) aligns with Rolex being a non-profit.

This is a summary of the report: https://www.cs1.tf.fau.de/research/human-factors-in-security...

I will never trust Chinese electric cars for the very same reason China banned Teslas from certain areas in that country. The cars are equipped with cameras and other data gathering tech that can be coopted for different types of intelligence gathering.

This is nuts!

The process of extracting the oil from the ground as well the refining process are major contributors

Here is hoping that this marks the point where they "jumped the shark"

Based on the article I would say that the TV documentary showcases the army's willingness to attack Taiwan. Not their ability.