I can't even scroll without enabling JavaScript.

I guess I won't read it then.

That said, Emacs is truly a very capable OS. If only it shipped with a good text editor...

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I want to support the no JS browsers. I'll try to fix this sometime today.

>This is the only social media where you get all important people using it.

All important people use X? lmao

Who doesn’t use?

Trump, for one.

If the software gets poisoned then your YubiKey will not save you.

I think they mean to secure your most valuable accounts with a hardware token rather than in a normal password manager, so they aren't at risk if your password manager has an issue.

Signal does not have the plaintext of the messages and therefore could not send it as part of the notification.

Apparently if I’m reading the work of others correctly a notification component and subsequent other interaction logs, in this case that the notification was not generated, is also logged in knowledgeC pointing to at least some metadata of non-notified messages logged.

>Actually we have the same problem in Lisbon and Porto, the cards you can top up are company specific

What do you mean? The Navegante works for all of it in Lisboa!

Navegante is a monthly ticket I was talking about, replacing the old L1, L12, L123, L123X kind of monthly subscriptions.

If you get simple tickets they will only cover Metro/Carris, then you need additional ones for CP, Fertagus, Transtejo, Softlusa.

Do the multimodal finally cover all of them, it has been a few years since I was a few days in Lisbon beyond the airport and travel north?

It used to be that some could be reused between transports, but only if the amount of travels was empty, and then recharged on the other system, being tied to it, until the travels would reach zero again.

>it's already falling apart and encrusted in dirt

It opened four months ago.

>On Android, Google is a location provider, so blocking their access is much harder.

https://grapheneos.org/features#network-location

Their approach encompasses GNSS location, too. Nothing Google required.

True. Sidenote: they are still however push notifications provider, so good luck getting rid of them completely (unless you're fine with not getting the notifications). MicroG is awesome wrt. that as you can turn it on/off as you wish, and it just works. GrapheneOS however only supports Google services in sandbox, but the notifications work sporadically IME (maybe because I keep turning them off and on... not sure). So... Pick your poison.

Putting a star into a filename is a pain in the ass, no matter the OS.

Escaping and quoting isn’t really that hard

Yes and who needs Dropbox since for a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows or Mac, this FTP account could be accessed through built-in software.

> it's usually bodycam footage from the United States (which I don't live in).

Ragebait.