What i wonder, is:

• TPM a black box and then, why should i trust it
• if not, why not just use RAM as protected memory instead?

I mean, Google does, with Play Services.

End to end matters, who has the key; you or the provider. And Google could still read your messages before they are encrypted.

Btw, anyone got Reshade 5+ working in wine/proton?

Funny how archive has preserved the anti-adblock popup.

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Har har. “I just took it, you can have it too.”

They want remote taxis, not Blechschaden.

That’s because air fryer.

There are no dumb air fryers, are there?

a USB device is powered even if it’s not being used.

That’s the USB-controller, not the actual cam. It’s certainly possible to couple a LED with the power state of the camera chip and it was already done before.

Telling Google where you are.

There’s no laws against profiteering?

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You mean you want to create a graphical init that starts no VTE as fallback?

Using libre office instead of word was a bit of a shift

Btw, you can change the look under Appearance > uh, “Benutzeroberfläche” in german.

I’d been using Google docs so much

Just so you know, Google owns your documents, not you.

Additionally depending on where you are patent that you file may be entirely ignored on the other side of the globe.

Swiss patent office good enough?

Other options are to use some kind of license. Very often this is used when we are talking about code.

But you can’t license ideas, right?

What if i have an idea and part of that idea is that it’s easy to implement; once the idea is out in the world, it’s easy to build alternate clients for it. How do i keep megacorps from using their ressources to take the whole thing over à la Google Chrome? Should i patent the idea?

But gnome apps don’t do that on XFCE. simple-scan and zenity as an example. Please don’t implement libadwaita, guys.

But still doesn’t accept my legitimate phone number, which is mandatory now.

To make sense of this: Infowars is a social media company (uses X account as platform)?