My former colleague was an Arch user and barely a week passed without him having major issues. My guess would be “no”.
My former colleague was an Arch user and barely a week passed without him having major issues. My guess would be “no”.
E2E is not in the standard, but the Google implementation uses it.
Google added end-to-end encryption to their Messages app using the Signal Protocol as the default option for one-on-one RCS conversations starting in June 2021,[88] [89] (83] [90] In December 2022, end-to-end encryption was added to group chats in the Google Messages app for beta users and was made available to all users in August 2023.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services
I’m not sure, at least iMessage will add RCS. But this has the benefit to get the correct chat bubble color for Google. I’m not sure if there’ll be anything to gain for them to include Signal. Maybe the EU will force them.
I wonder if they’ll add RCS
I’ve been out of the loop for a while, but it started as a frontend for kbin before there was an API or mbin (as Ernest was still working at it) and the roadmap was aiming at Android first, later iOS. You might be in luck… but it could take a while.
Hey, leave the woodworking streamers alone.
I wouldn’t want to get into an argument with him either. I might toast him lightly, but he’ll throw lava with his bare hands.
I meant to write proxmox, but my keyboard seems to disagree.
Yeah, they’re awesome when they’re the right tool. But you need to switch once your needs outgrow them.
Thank you! Maybe it’s time to replace my pi Armada with a proper server and proximity proxmox.
Thank you! I’ll have a look! I mean my friend will 😂
The first paragraph hits so hard. “That show is with this service now, but only the last season. If you want to each watch all of them you’ll have to get three subscriptions”
Fuck off…
What’ll be the min spec for the setup? Can it be run from a pi 4, for example?
Thanks 💖
I’d never pirate myself, obviously, but a friend in a restrictive country is interested in this. Is there an “easy to get started” guide for him?
Yes. Mine was tiny.
That was one of those 1 and something inch tiny drives. They were crap
I got mine, moved some songs into it and an hour into listening the drive started clicking and the player was dead. Amazon replaced it and it was exactly the same. I forgot what model it was, but the discs were extremely fragile.
Except the mp3 players from Archos, which gave up after setting up. Twice.
I’ve never tried 10. 8 was all I needed to switch.
If you try it twice, it will delete the file you were about to access.
Pretty sure, yes. But it was annoying as hell.