I was really intrigued when I heard openSUSE Aeon would be defaulting to automatic TPM unlocking. I thought it would be nice, it just boots into my login screen and that’s handy since I’d just have to write one password (instead of writing luks unlocking password and my login password, I would just write the login password).

Then I realized I can just set my account to autologin and I’ll still have to write just one password (luks) with the added benefit that it doesn’t automatically unlock/decrypt the system. Oh well.

GnuPG best game

With the target on the back, no shit this was removed lmao

Torille

I mostly remember it as reporting abput random ass topics “transsexual ketamine dealers of Uruguay” type of stuff.

Chess boxing it is

It’s our version of sports teams

The propaganda recycling isn’t great

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lol

So instead of proactively working to make sure it’s not just Google contributing to Chromium (contributions that could go away if sold off), you think it would be better to just let the worst happen and then start doing something about it?

Do you realize how much modern web relies on Chromium and how much of that is done by Google currently? It’s a terrible idea to have it the way it currently is and probably even worse if Chrome is sold.

Also the idea of widening the contributor base helping the monopoly is sorta backwards.

This seems more a safeguard for if that happens, since Chromium project would be in jeopardy

I mean it is, but it’s also not a bad thing in moderation (heh)

Bot thot fomo

Well yeah the whole discussion is about how funny it would’ve been if it did happen??

Because people don’t go to the comments, they read the title on the front/subreddit page, sometimes vote and then move on.

A lot of the time there’s a comment correcting the title or article at the top though. Pros and cons with that system.

I trust that more than some random fact checkers tbh.

ziozuck

For a moment I thought I was on 4chan, I has real whiplash hah

I wonder if it was a joke about small, still growing plants. Hell of a joke if so

I think with this sort of groups it’d be less of a problem if they were quicker to shut them down. You don’t get 70 000 members in an instant.

Apparently

It’s been like huge news AND it’s mentioned in the article