I like it a lot! It’s elegant :)

You underestimate my capacity to store passwords in plaintext and iterate over all of them for no good reason

That is exactly how gravity works lol

I think it would depend on if there’s a way to differentiate what parts are ai generated or not (the preface could be part of public domain but not the rest of the book)

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I spent a lot of time recommending Framework, I got family to buy a laptop. Their hardware is fundamentally a political statement that I respuct. Seeing them use a “no politics” fallacy hurts

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I don’t think Codium is on this image

Thank you very much :) I’ll take look!

Can you elaborate please ? This sounds interesting

I know Credit Mutuel can provide you a physical card with a bunch of codes of which one is selected at random at auth time
Had family use it because they had a Huawei phone

Signal on both Android and IOS
Unfortunately not usable with Linux without a phone yet but so far the most accessible option

Ubuntu Touch has a planned release for September 24th! Eager to see what devices have a full compatibility rating to know what I’ll buy next

I’m in a similar position. My next phone will be a Linux device I just hope I can install Signal everything else I can do on my pc instead even if it’s less convenient

ExFat doesn’t support file permissions so a default value is used, I believe you can only change the permissions at mount time

Shorts as a format are a problem, infinite scroll is just too addictive and having a format that encourages grabbing your attention in the first milliseconds even more than normal videos drags quality down

*you’re misspelling habits

Opening Pandora’s box

I think it’s both, a dumb system enforced in a somehow dumber way

The point is it is harder because they wanted to make it harder. What one could call “corporate shenanigans”

I don’t think Revolt is Fediverse, afaik it’s entirely centralized without plans for interop or federation
Please update me if I just didn’t find the right reference