As far as I know the Alchemist GPUs require proprietary microcode which Trisquel probably does not ship.

Anyway I’d go with Helix’s suggestion.

The caveat that does exist is for the graphics micro-controller “GuC” firmware. Just as the past decade of Radeon GPUs has required binary microcode to be loaded at initialization time and so has the Nouveau driver since the GeForce GTX 900 “Maxwell” era required signed firmware, DG2/Alchemist does need the GuC microcode loaded by the open-source driver.

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Great update again. I’m most excited about the embedded videos!

Will these language tags eventually be extended for custom tags (ala Reddit flairs)?

The author’s remarks remind me of Hare’s syntax

Seems like they basically match the form fields (and meta data like IP address and user agent) against some predefined rules. I don’t see that this would work reliably to prevent spam from robots.

E2EE still broken ✨

Matrix uses the Double Ratchet Algorithm (“Signal protocol”) too, so do WhatsApp and Conversations ;)

Right, the fact they handle/mitigate failures on BGP level is indeed a nice feature that is not easily reproducible with most vServers. Thanks for pointing that out.

$8/m seems really pricey for what’s effectively a Wireguard VPN. With a cheap VPS one could easily get the same for half the price.

I wonder why they stick to their own crypto protocol instead of the state-of-the-art Signal protocol.

Does this reliably work for you? I occasionally had issues with a similar setup when I made changes to the database on both devices while offline. In the end I had to resolve the conflict manually which was quite annoying. That was the reason for me to switch to Bitwarden (on a self hosted instance of vaultwarden).

“regret” aka getting bribed by Microsoft. Or alternatively the personel being unwilling to adapt to changes.

I’ve used posteo and mailbox.org so far which worked quite well so far and are pretty feature rich (especially the latter one). I also often heard goods things about fastmail but have no experience with it on my own.

Well, that sounds huge. I wonder what consequences this will have. Only fines or actually more privacy in the future?

This dude is cancer to the world.

Kromonos participates sometimes though. I don’t think defederation is appropriate.

Nah, Minions were trapped in an ice cave from 1812 to 1968🤓

The problem is not the account, but the mandatory phone number verification

Yes, it is. At least from the perspective of normal users.

The reason for WhatsApp (or Telegram or iMessage) becoming as big as it is was the convenience (later the network effect, of course, too) of just entering your phone number and then it just works™. No server selection, no password to remember, totally hassle free—that is the argument I get to hear very often.

And honestly, I have no idea, how we could provide a similar conveniance that is fool proof and secure and private.

If you think about moving, maybe you should rather look at gitea (which works on federation) and codeberg.org (which is using the former one and is run by a non profit org).

There was no nazi spam account on feddit since the registration was turned to approval-only and I think also no posts to our communities for a very long time. It’s only the posts that are made to lemmy.ml that get federated to our timeline.

I guess that’s the bad part about the very thing I advertised—I simply could not see his comments on lemmygrad. Shame on me.

How about feddit.de? You already comment here somewhat frequently, don’t have to deal with lemmygrad and the occasional fecal spam is removed quickly too :)

I am, therefore it’s wrong 😎

For $599 they could have at least made this piece of junk look better than some bucket from the hardware store.

You can take a look at some European alternatives which have to be GDPR-compliant:

• Myra Security
• ArvanCloud
• Link11
• Leaseweb
• KeyCDN
• Bunny
• GCoreLabs

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The Google play flavor comes with support for FCM (i.e. push notifications via Google infrastructure). The f-droid flavor relies on regular polling for events (so that messages might come in a little bit later, though I am not sure whether it can keep a connection open for real time push notifications).

Edit: as the other commenter mentioned, since you are running google play services anyway, you can use the gplay version aswell.

Thunderbird can do many of them

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In that case one is tied to the particular app anway. Or does FairEmail also support Active Directory or something alike?

With the recent UI overhaul I actually think that K9 became much more accessable and modern (than FairEmail).

Thank god for uBlock’s annoyances filters.