Currently you can use https://github.com/lenucksi/aur-malware-check to do a check if you’re infected. My main server was safe, still haven’t tested on my wayland machine though, I went yolo with that one. No important keys at least are there.

New achievement. You’ve been mentioned on a comment on Lemmy.

This is unexpected, given that Sony had a really great support for allowing bootloader unlock and support for AOSP. Till today you could flash Jolla’s SailfishOS on their devices.

My only gripe with EVs is repairability, and the inevitable enshittification of their software, and all the issue that spun from it, like ads and what not. Heck we can’t even have a decent “open source” friendly phone, let alone EV. This will become a major issue unless well regulated and I hope the EU steps up. I wish we can have a mechanical, open-source EV.

overpriced,

Compared to what? It’s great value for what it offers

underpowered computers that runs on an OS that’s worse than Windows (which is really saying something).

I think for web browsing, it really isn’t that bad, especially when you compare it with windows. Also macOS is superior to windows, no debate about this unless you want to game.

Tbh, there are lots of variety in linux if you don’t want systemd. Void in particular is really neat, been running it on one of my old 2017 xiaomi “air” notebook, i3 (back when lukesmith was a linux jesus). It’s amazingly stable for a rolling release, and very light compared to my other arch systems.

Luckily now, the hardware is advanced enough that a linux phone is on the edge of being viable. If I can’t unlock a bootloader and compile my own android rom, I won’t be using Android. What’s interesting the open source alternative, like fdroid is really fully replacing the play store for me.

Like what the fuck is possibly on there that justifies using that piece of shit platform?

Tech news. Fast tech news. It’s well centralized. Unfortunately nothing comes close (not reddit, nor HN, nor lemmy).

I hate to shill for Google given their recent stanceand steps against AOSP, but early Android was truely open source, and it was amazing. Then the started kneecapping it by making it heavily reliant on google services and being antagonistic against the community. Part of it because China is becoming a gigantic threat, both hardware and software (Huwaei’s latest OS). Still, AOSP has been caught in the crossfire.

I would think at least Ericsson or Nokia.They have been losing dearly against Huawei, sinmply because they don’t have the same strong support from their state like huwaei does. It’s sad to see that the EU so fragmented with no pan-EU capabilities or funds for important infra.

I have been running Hassio on my rpi2 dietpi (supervisor mode) for 3-4 years now. Surprisingly, it’s alive still. I am mot sure hassio still support this method (all docker managed), but if you’re comfortable with linux you can make it work.

First time I hear someone using keycloak for local hosting.

It’s the year of the linux phone. /s

Just wanted to drop an amazing work compliment!

The thing with AOSP though, that it has the potential to stand on its own, given a talented dev team behind it. I see this everywhere in the ROM communities. So actually Android is a great example, despite what a lot of people say about Google “monopoly”.

Very Aladeen of them!

Gohddzsx?

It’s more about China heavily subsidizing its tech industry, mainly to disrupt western innovations. Same thing is happening with Electrical Vehicles. Typical capitalist bait and switch.

if you buy two identical drives (at the same time), the likelyhood of both drives failing around the same time is severely higher.

I need sources, this sounds extremely unlikely. That’s basically 2 "independent” probabilities.

Isn’t that another attack vector? You have your email stored in another potential database that might be leaked? Or is there a better way to use aliases that I am missing out on?