I noticed it like last week, but it’s been a while since I visited XKCD back then. Probably recent.

Facing, but I use handheld one so I can point it anywhere I want. I was surprised this wasn’t common in UK even though it’s fully compatible.

That’s fine as long as you’re okay with typing it in every now and then. I would find it tedious to be honest. Past a certain point, additional security is meaningless.

You should not use lockscreen password as your master password. Chances are, your lockscreen password is much simpler than your master password. Reason why you can get away with it is because your mobile devices usually have some form of well-integrated isolated environment that can throttle brute force attacks. Your password managers probably cache your vault offline, which may be vulnerable to brute force attacks unless it utilises TPM in some way. Same goes for FDE. Online vaults probably have some sort of rate limiting so that isn’t much of an issue.

One thing I strongly recommend is being realistic with your goal. Current scheme seems a bit too paranoid.

Chaotic: Break a leg.

Bizarre: When life give you lemons…

You should check out .gitignore templates and .gitignore file in other open source Android apps to see what needs to be published, what doesn’t need to be published, and most importantly what you should not publish. You should get a couple of results when you search “gitignore android studio”.

Night; Clean bed feels better than clean office chair.

I find it hard even though I am somewhat used to them since my first language is Korean. Hardest part for me is remembering the character shape and their associated sound. The general concept (kunyomi and onyomi, how they form words) makes sense though.

Sort of, they required those tiny ones, and there were a number of standards IIRC. Most importantly, we’ve thrown those laser pointers away now. Now I got batteries but not lasers.

I’ve seen so many of these as a child only to be disappointed that all of the laser pointers are out of battery and I never could find a shop that sells them.

I don’t quite see how AI assisted searching would be different in terms of privacy from normal search engine from the searcher’s perspective. Biggest issue with AI in the context of privacy is that it gets trained on a lot of personal data and can also be used to deanonymise when used against others. The only kind of information you would give away to the third party uniquely in AI search engine (I think) would be your speech pattern if you are having a conversation with it instead of simply typing in keywords. Duck.AI claims to ensure your data is not used to train the AI, but there’s no way to verify if the AI provider is holding up that promise. Still it’s a good choice since you don’t have to log in.

Accuracy is not very relevant in privacy, so it would depend almost solely on what you choose as your provider.

If I were to use one, I would choose whichever you can use without logging in, and gives reasonably accurate information.

We already kinda do.

Once every week because I live in dorm. I usually go shopping for clothes and snacks with them.

Wished it compared GrapheneOS or Pixel lines in general versus iPhones as the diversity is making comparison tricky.

c/actuallyinfuriating

Beeper covers a good number of chat platforms. I use it for Instagram and Whatsapp, and it has desktop app as well as mobile.

journalctl -o short-precise -k -b -1 shows you kernel messages from last boot, this should be a good start.

Wait, what? Anime???

oh its you lol