I use it right now and its fine. Although when support ends for 22, I’m probably headed to another distro simply because I don’t really care for Cosmic. Last I tried it it also just…wasn’t ready for me. I plan on trying it out again early next year and if things still aren’t satisfactory I’m headed to Fedora likely.

Nice to be canceled project they’ve got there.

Coming from someone who is currently on GrapheneOS, if Google kills it I’m going to Apple. At least then everyone I knwlow will shut the fuck up about iMessage.

Same, I thought it was awesome. The game library sucked though, and it just never took off. After awhile I used it for Kodi 99% of the time.

This exploit appears to be inspired by the copy fail.

Should you be worried? Nah, You should not be installing untrusted software on your device. This isnt even the type of exploit that scares me. Your device gas to already be compromised for this exploit to succeed.

Supply chain attacks are what scare me.

Check our Aurora store for apps you need from the Play Store. But ya, once you start scrutinizing the apps on your phone you realize 95% of it is just useless junk you dont need.

I had a coinbase account for awhile that had like 20 bucks in it. I didn’t know much about crypto and still dont, but they kept emailing me about forking bitcoin and at that point it felt really sketchy and I bailed.

My mother is MAGA its all about abortion for her. She see its as a very black and white topic and there will be no debate on the matter. Whoever wears the red hat gets the vote.

To be fair, blockbuster would have wrecked Netflix anyways and someone else would have taken over and killed blockbuster.

The search is primarily why I dont use CoMaps currently. The address I’m navigating to almost never comes up. I have tried GPS coordinates and it does mostly work, but its a real hastle unfortunately.

Snorlax, dude wakes up just to kick your ass then goes back to sleep.

What I read said the patch was merged into main on April 1st, so they should have.

I use my watch for lots of things besides just knowing the time.

As an example, I use it as an alarm. It vibrates on my wrist and doesnt wake up my spouse.

I also use it to play and pause kodi on my TV. And to control the outside speakers when I’m in the yard.

Its also great for quick notifications when you are away from your phone, and its also great for finding your phone.

Probably rss-bridge, I gave up in it after a few months. Constant failures.

This was a supply chain attack, everything is vulnerable to this type of attack.

If I use the CLI through the bitwarden flatpak am I OK?

I use ntfy, they had some recent controversy over some AI commits, but, for me, if it works I’m fine with it. Havent noticed a difference. Mine is also not exposed to the outside world.

I have 2 of them running openwrt, one is my main router. WiFi radio doesnt work though because of broadcom.

Linuxserver SWAG container has fail2ban and Nginx built into the same container. It can read your nginx logs and modify the servers firewall rules to ban them.

I do this, run a regular linux desktop right on my TV, idles at like 10 watts. Only do it though if you plan to go full pirate.