Holla

I’ve been seeing youtube links with an &is=, is that the same thing or something else?

Using an RPi with a transistor almost seems professional… ITAPPMONROBOT

Fedora’s choice to have ptrace_scope 0 sure is strange, it seems they had a discussion about it to revert it back to the upstream default of 1.

SEL being important was actually the main reason why in the light of recent kernel vulnerabilities I switched back to openSUSE, after being on Void for a while as inspired by this guide.

That the AUR is insecure lays basically in its name, I really don’t get why people would use for anything but the most niche packages.

What Android is doing well compared to Linux is that it has proper per application compartmentalization, whereas *nix systems would require each program to be run by a different user to separate them, though Linux is also improving in that regard, for example through SEL or the flatpak sandbox.

If security is your first priority you really just gotta stop using a networked computer, and even an airgapped one would be risky

I mean it’s commendable that Apple makes an effort to keep their users secure from third-party attackers (besides MDM software), but there’s just no telling how much control and privacy violation is going on when they’re keeping their source code secret. (“What do they have to hide? Clearly something.”)

SecureBlue seems interesting, though most of their features look like security theater compared to the default

MacOS, iOS

Do you have a source for that beyond shills and their marketing?

There most definitively are vulnerabilities and backdoors in these OSes. Whether or not we hear of them doesn’t prove otherwise

I’m not sure if everyone else is familiar with these, so I will leave these links:

• Ad hominem - Wikipedia
• Sunk cost - Wikipedia
• False dilemma - Wikipedia
• False equivalence - Wikipedia
• Non sequitur (literary device) - Wikipedia
• Skill issue - Wikipedia

Yes, Summit does have configurable slide gestures. There are also many options to tweak the Layout to your preferences/what you’re used to

I believe that’s what they mean with flair, though I’m surprised Voyager doesn’t support either. I can recommend Summit though if you consider trying a different app

Maybe someday :/

My official stance on display_name is negative, specifically due to impersonation and UX concerns (you can see my full thoughts here: https://vger.social/comment/4447844)

While I won’t support showing display_name by default, I would consider showing a future flair by default.

I would also support adding a setting to show display_name if it was off by default.

https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/issues/546#issuecomment-2486801669