ruff @ruff@librem.one

@kaidan like... really? qt5?

@vanitasvitae nevertheless it was built and actively used. till certain event, not related to @greenpeace_de activity whatsoever.

@vanitasvitae which will likely force germany to get back to pipes from russia. those @greenpeace_de never blocks.

@Santaclaus @CrypticMirror is your list anonymized and tokenized enough though? My kids are writing letter now but I'm hesitant to send and thus provide a consent, without ensuring proper personal data handling practices and controls.

@GossiTheDog no checkpoint, juniper, baracuda, f5 and even freaking iptables - waste of time.

@daniel yes, those who don't care will have ability to make calls, those who care will spend some effort to spin off and publish own service.

@SwiftOnSecurity drink invisibility potion

@SwiftOnSecurity and then camera zooms in on a birth certificate in the corner where we can see Mother Sigma Musk, Father Equinox Musk, and child - Epsilon Musk

@SwiftOnSecurity And despite that the laptop is barely able to launch ms office apps, because the cpu and memory are constantly loaded with various security/management/asset agents

@ondrej To ask if such formulation would make sense for average hamster on the internet or you would need even more expanded version.

@dcz I'm pretty sure gnome's gitlab runs CI on all commits, which can build up quite a big queue of them on frequent commits. But then you can manually cancel those you're not interested in.

@ondrej probably should have stated something like
Your customer account has been disabled and brought offline. All associated data will be removed in 48 hours. You can still change your mind and restore your account within 48 hours grace period after which all data is irreversibly deleted.

@ondrej as always :(

@danirabbit nah, appimage is to rule them all.

@kurtseifried
that's the part of "the tools to succeed". Enjoy your "tools to loose".
@SwiftOnSecurity

@gkrnours @mntmn also first thing which came to my mind

@SwiftOnSecurity and to hell those subscribers. After all newspaper is a disposable utility, who cares nowadays about trust and reputation. when anything could be declared 'fake news' by one tweet.

@SwiftOnSecurity looks like a famous "visionary" case

@therecord_media the article is a bit misleading. It says if you have cups installed you are affected. I have cups installed but i don't have cups-browsed (which is affected) installed.

@wdormann oh come now, just create a 'Default Printer (Generic IPP Printer)' and sooner or later someone will print on it. With a slight touch of social engineering rather sooner.