I get it from FDroid via the Guardian repo. No issues.

I think they (GOS) saw the writing on the wall, and this is why they’re now partnering with an OEM (Motorola) so that they are able to continue developing GOS without being kneecapped? I may be wrong, just my understanding

Up until recently, Debian on everything. Main PC/ laptop are running Artix (Arch minus systemd) and my servers are still on Debian

Really wanted to try the Debian version of mint, but unfortunately it’s systemd based

Based

I agree, with the caveat that it’s very nice to be able to pay with my phone/ watch if/when forget my wallet, rather than having to go back home to get it.

Wanted to view*

Therapy

Lol, thanks. I think it’s still worth it if you want more ownership over your searches, but just expect some rough edges

Recently I’ll often get results that aren’t at all related to what I searched for. I also get a lot of timeouts from the upstream search engines, and sometimes I get results that are in Chinese for some reason

Self hosting and the maintenance is painless, but the results have been pretty terrible lately

Thank you. This was my understanding too.

Out of curiosity, what issues are you having with SearXNG? I’m self hosting and recently have noticed a lot of timeouts across many of the engines I have enabled. Just wondering if you’re having similar experience

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Sell to pay my electricity bill

So, these actually work great when IR is used (for example you won’t be able to unlock your iPhone when wearing them), however my question is, does this help at all when just a normal photo is taken? You can wear these, have a ‘normal’ photo taken and it just looks like you’re wearing standard glasses. That could then be fed through CV, etc?

Yeah, that’s a good point. For me it’s mostly family that is not very technical, so I’m not too concerned of them using a fork.

Poor security implementations that would become the weakest link in the security chain

Definitely. Capturing the messages isn’t my concern though as much as interacting with non authentic clients

Yes of course. Signal can archive messages and they can be restored, you can screenshot messages and you can have them backed up as part of a policy like icloud backups.

My question is more about how do you know you’re interacting with an authentic signal client, and not a bastardized one.