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An extremely simple scheme is allowing voters to enter an identifier of their choosing and displaying that with the votes publicly. This is both verifiable and anonymous.
Any issues you can come up with this scheme are also iirc pretty easily solvable.
Anyone else getting certificate issue?
...Certificate issue was here
It's really a superb tool.
I only wish we could have that same experience without requiring a native app.
Have you tried porting your test app to a web page? I'd really like to have a good TUI experience on the web.
I think the only reasonable option seems to be reimplementing one yourself, which is massively stupid.
This of course implies that the crisis itself and persecution of Musk/Grok is politically motivated, or just based on stupidity.
ttybuf[2] =& ~010;
Which is another bug.
As for the US slapping European politicians etc, it's high time the people on high horses in Europe feel the shit they push on ordinary people.
I mean sure, it's the UI component only, and not on the lxc repo but the Zabbly one, and maybe they treat things widely differently depending.
But it's the same developer for both, and I'm willing to bet it's a similar mindset for projects.
And I swear I had a similar experience with regards to some other incus issues where there was a similar response about changes.
They try to not diverge unless "necessary", and for most parts it's not necessary to them.
And finally, it suffers from hardcore tracking upstream, ie canonical/lxd(-ui), meaning they won't really do any changes that lxd wouldn't do, and thus are slaved to them : (
Absolutely not. Pouch cells are what most powerbanks have.
We are also talking about a tool here. I don't want fluff from a tool, I want the thing I'm seeking from the tool, and in this case it's info. Adding fluff just annoys me because it takes more mental power to skip all the irrelevant parts.
And it isn't because of the self promoting described, but because of the response to it.
Deletionists are evil.
This is not a criticism of how useful they are in calculations.
Of course as a part of the Cryptpad team you have a bias, but if I'm looking to replace Google Drive and its functionality, is Cryptpad a good replacement, or is there another one, maybe Nextcloud(?), that could do it better (just user interaction etc wise, not E2EE)?
Would you have a list of things Cryptpad can and can't do compared to other solutions? It would make choosing the best replacement easier.
Yes it's a super annoying problem. You should change the css so that the url bar is always visible, and have a separate full screen button.