you are wrong. people would buy it without thinking twice. also, it doesn’t need to be obvious, anything could be hidden in an additional package that looks like the other memory chips on the stick

the process started a bit earlier. people were already complaining what they do despite their motto

And, honestly, which is the more common question to Google these days: a 10-15 year old NBA meme, or people distraught about supposed friends ghosting them?

looking at the search results, I would say the NBA meme. who the fuck asks the search engine for life advice? asking the chatbot about that sadly has become kind of natural… but to people the chatbot is the [AI company name] app on their phone.

what was DoubleClick like before the acquisition? were they already dealing in data mining?

the java edition? also, chunk loading and keeping a slightly larger than normal render distance is still very resource intensive.

try a redlib instance

what is the thing with DNS? why is it 2 thin slabs?

lol, and all this was achieved by a talented 17 year old kid, and a few articles. there are still miracles in the world

“use” I bet it just saves everything automatically, and they don’t even know their passwords are there. just “oh look, my password has appeared, lets click it!”

it does not depend on the name. like, we all use Transmission Control Protocol and HyperText Transport Protocol, and nobody cares because they don’t need to know. things can also be renamed before starting use in production, like we aren’t normally calling tech by their RFC numbers

install update

Elliptical curve for RSA was immediately phased out

what? when did RSA want to use elliptical curves? its a completely different technology. and ECC itself was not phased out of anywhere. certain curves were, not ECC as a whole.

And if I remember correctly, I believe it has more weaknesses (especially potential unknown ones) than RSA.

what are those weaknesses? so far I have only read for users that ECC is more secure than RSA

But it’s definitely more efficient on embedded hardware,

not only on embedded hardware, but everywhere and also in network transfer because of the smaller keys

it wasn’t really a clusterfuck, but whatever. yeah, sure it didn’t have rounded corners and large empty spaces, if that’s what you mean

also, what do you do with the leaked keyboxes? does kernelsu handle them too, or do you use a different tool for that?

https://github.com/tiann/KernelSU

To help translate KernelSU, we no longer accept translation contributions via Weblate. All translations are now handled using LLMs.

what???

I think you can get to it also by searching “f-droid” inside f-droid

what things you don’t like?

open the app’s page and expand versions. the last one was just not marked recommended yet, in case there are serious bugs

I’m always ready for some ursula blaming but the first two are really not the fault of the law. majority of the companies “comply” maliciously, often also illegally, to make people hate privacy laws