There are many popular programs that are only available on the AUR, sometimes even maintained by the same project’s dev.

The wiki also often links to AUR packages.

Both put together means it’s really easy to forget that there are no guardrails at all there.

Half of the stuff you mentioned already doesn’t use Windows.

I’ve seen places able to include Linux dev machine in their fleet. Not doing it is either laziness, incompetence, or understaffing.

Those corporations are happy with the Hormuz situation you think? More likely they let grandpa shit his pants on TV because the current idiocracy is even more corrupt than the previous oligarchy.

Lots of downvotes but no actual answer to your question.

I assume it’s in case some third parties redistribute the binaries so end users can still check them? Mirrors, internal IT update mechanisms, idk

Thankfully cars use more reliable things than http.

But the point is that security related messages should be sent through another can bus, which is actually already the case. Except for earlier Tesla’s, because of course their idiotic CEO thought he knew better than every single other car manufacturer in the past half century

The problem is that a CRC32 checksum is not a signature. Doesn’t matter if they use the most complex checksum in the world or not, what they need here is a signature

It is, it’s just that AI is a word that means “expensive chatbots” nowadays. A shame for those of us who work(ed) in the field before openai became popular

Why choose Audi out of all the possible examples? At least go with VW

It’s Germany, they’ll just find a way to blame Brussels and throw more money at the US as an apology.

Lemmy and the twittosphere lose their hive-mind when the trans topics come up. What they don’t understand is, when everything is outrageous, nothing is.

Oh my god let us tell that CEO that some random on Lemmy, who doesn’t really drive, is not better off with an EV, since that contradicts his entire point!!!

It doesn’t “give time” it just waits indefinitely, and if the program doesn’t terminate your laptop will just sit there until the battery dies. This has to be one of the dumbest aspect of Windows, and god knows there are many

What are you even talking about? How is being filmed not worse than not being filmed, privacy-wise?

Reading mode bypasses the paywall

Cargo does not respect lockfiles by default, AFAIK. You need to explicitly pass the --locked flag.

On fdroid there is, but this is a fork from some “random” person after the original dev abandoned the project.

https://f-droid.org/packages/app.passwordstore.agrahn

Piefed has its share of problems, I wouldn’t argue they’re better. Or at least not better enough to warrant a migration

If your threat model is a state actor breaking through your phone’s TPM then sure, but for most people escaping the google ecosystem is by far the biggest need in terms of privacy/security

Note: IDK exactly what graphene needs hardware wise, don’t quote me. Point is, there’s such a thing as “good enough”

Sure, but what does this have to do with the win32 API? (I’m jesting, but god it’s such a shit show to use)

… Are there no non-Christian country out there?