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11 days agoIf you have money to spare, the form factor is kinda nice
lastweakness
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I’m very confused as to how you don’t see the subjectivity in what you just said.
I love that you talk about being “objective” and then make a bunch of extremely subjective statements.
1·2 months agoWas it BIOS or UEFI?
Yeah, perfect analogy. No amount of external helper tools making installs from GitHub easier would change the security implications. (Cargo-binstall is an example of such a helper.)
I use Arch, btw. But no, I wouldn’t blame my incompetence on my distro even if I were infected, which I wasn’t.
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I’d use it if it’s as good as systemd.
2·3 months agoLooks interesting
How is Rust not problematic? Cargo has the same risks involved afaik
Have you tried Stump?
I’m wondering how this compares and contrasts against something like the Mecha Comet. There seems to be a lot of similarities.
If you’re up for self-hosting, you can also use something like Calibre-Web or Stump, they have Kobo Sync support AFAIK. I just use OPDS with KOReader though
It could. The removal of “transparency” indicates to me that the clients might also stop being open source at some point and Vaultwarden doesn’t have its own clients.
Yeah this is true. FolderSync for cloud and Syncthing for p2p should work nicely.
I realise now that I can think of one too. Which is that you don’t need to host it anywhere if you use something like Syncthing.
Every pro you listed is applicable to Vaultwarden as well. But I assume you misread it as Bitwarden.
I can’t think of a reason to choose Keepass over Vaultwarden.
Then they’ll just jail any individuals they can.
Cyanogen had nothing to do with why Samsung’s interface improved and why OneUI is good now. He was at Samsung for less than two years and it was during the TouchWiz era. He left Samsung and almost immediately trashed TouchWiz on the S4. I loved CyanogenMod, but OneUI (and Samsung Experience before it) was forced by the competition’s Android skins getting better, not custom ROMs. So, I agree with everything else you said though.