Reasonable, but I think there would be more reliability and adoption if provided by the federal government. For example, I don’t really trust states like Alabama to run services like this properly.
Reasonable, but I think there would be more reliability and adoption if provided by the federal government. For example, I don’t really trust states like Alabama to run services like this properly.
Each city running its own? No, that’s way too much duplication of effort. Maybe have one run by the federal government, like the .gov domain.
Sounds like they’ve already got it running Linux, so…
It should be linked to another page. Social media should never the be the primary source for anything like this.
Only since Citizens United.
The question is “is anyone familiar with it”, and the answer is “yes, at least the maintainer should be”.
The first is sufficient. You only need to see someone’s public key once, then you cache it and can authenticate all future signed messages.
You would almost certainly not win that wrongful termination suit.
But you might be able to drag it out long enough for a settlement.
Irritant particles in your nose. Or you may be someone with a photic sneeze reflex: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex
No, they just bought the name.
No, that’s not incivility.
And in case he changes the comment saying “genocide is not all that horrific”, here’s an archive: https://archive.is/Frsby
Let me see if there’s a way to report a mod to the admins.
Edit: yeah, if you message @lwreport@lemmy.world it goes to the admins.
Edit 2: 24 hours later, comments are still up and no response from the admins.
Okay that’s totally fine, SATA ports aren’t going anywhere for a while. And you can always add more via PCIe cards. Just buy regular size boards and you’ll be fine.
Making the attempt at responsible disclosure is still more effective.
It’s almost the same as plain Android, only with the Google services removed or locked down, and additional security restrictions and permissions control. Most apps work without any additional configuration, unless they’re doing something unusual.
The only supported devices are Pixels, so take your pick from the list: https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
Really? I don’t remember the last time I replaced an LED bulb. I replaced one old CFL with an LED when it died last year, but before that… I genuinely can’t remember an LED bulb dying. And I buy the cheap ones. Are yours being overheated? Maybe you have really bad power quality?
It was probably multi-platform, but this is the only build that escaped.
They haven’t used that name since 1969. You just wake up from a coma?