@itsfoss Ctrl+r
@noelreports He might use one nuke to make a point, but he's extremely unlikely to start an actual nuclear exchange with US or Europe.
@noelreports I have no words.
@itsfoss I also recommend Resources as a system monitor for Gnome: https://apps.gnome.org/app/net.nokyan.Resources/
@itsfoss Always read the PKGBUILDs whenever installing anything from AUR.
Ukrainian intelligence reports that Russian forces are executing captured Ukrainian soldiers, quoting orders to “zero out” those who surrender. This is further evidence of a systematic policy of war crimes encouraged by the Russian command. Previously similar conversations between commanders in Russia's 155th brigade were intercepted.
Google Tightens Android Sideloading—At What Cost to Digital Freedom?
Google has begun blocking sideloaded Android apps in Singapore, citing security concerns over apps requesting sensitive permissions like SMS and accessibility services.
Read more at Purism: https://puri.sm/posts/google-restricts-android-sideloading-what-it-means-for-user-autonomy-and-the-future-of-mobile-freedom/
@echo_pbreyer Bring this to other social media, tell your friends!
@EUCommission Glad it's happening, but 3 billion across the whole EU in 5 years does not seem very ambitious.
@noelreports So he backed off. Good.
@tomtrottel @noelreports AFAIK hallucinations apply only to generative AI like LLMs or image generators. Image misclassification (mistake) is not hallucination (making things up).
Anyway, as the post says: "weapons that can track moving targets from 1km away". So they will be piloted to within 1 km or less of the target and only then image recognition takes over.
@noelreports "Balance of power" this, "provoking Russia" that...
@waltercool @dcc @purism Yes, but Samsung and LG don't make phones in US. Manufacturing in US is the main feature justifying the high price tag. The Librem 5, which is similar but not made in USA costs $800. That's still a lot, but it's not a regular Android smartphone. For me, it's too expensive for what it is, but some people are buying them.
@EUCommission Cooperation between democratic countries is always nice, but I have to ask: what does that eldritch mascot signify?
@noelreports Did Zelensky sign it?
@itsfoss Having offline solutions is always nice. Based on the title, I expected it to use a neural network, but it doesn't.
@fdroidorg @TheDragon Have you considered adding notifications/badges/whatever inside F-Droid when a reproducible version of an installed app becomes available? I would reinstall if notified, but I rarely read TWIF.
@GrapheneOS What Client Hints is the Tor Browser providing? Maybe it would be good to sync with them or other privacy-oriented browsers if you decide to update the values? This way the anonymity set will be larger.
@itsfoss And sometimes packages get moved from main repos to AUR if nothing from main repos needs them. If you only needed it as a dependency for something else, ideally you would have removed it already before it gets moved to AUR.
@itsfoss Have you never ran `yay -Qtd` and removed unnecessary packages?
Electron has a version in the package name for people who need several versions side by side. This means if an app requires electron32, it gets installed as a dependency. Later, if the app switches to requiring electron33, then this version is installed as a dependency. But the version 32 stays installed until you remove it. Use `pacman -Qtd` to find dependencies no package needs anymore.