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intrepid, to privacy in Open source keyboard for iOS?

You’re right of course. But just to add - ‘reproducible builds’ is an ongoing attempt to make hash comparisons practical.

intrepid, to memes in When will that bastard die?

He might be the very reason that phrase was invented, considering how many innocent young lives he took.

intrepid, (edited ) to memes in Rest in piss, Henry

I think Henry Kissinger is one of those unifying things. It’s amazing, black or white, communist or capitalist, east or west…

Oh! Is that why they gave him the Nobel piss prize?

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

I’m aware of FTP. It’s still around in certain circles. But for a moment I thought that there was some sort of integration between ftp and git. I guess not.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

No. I mean gitdirectory over FTP.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

You won’t be able to contribute to a project on any of those instances, unless you register on it. So if you are a prolific contributor, you might end up signing up on dozens of those instances.

Forgefed is a federation protocol for such instances. It’s based on ActivityPub - the same that powers Lemmy and Mastodon. You can have just one account on a single instance and still be able to contribute to projects on multiple others. It’s still in the works though. It’s expected that at least gitlab, gitea and forgejo will support it.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

Get one of those cheap thin-client or micro-ATK type desktop, install as a server and move your online services there. Too bad this isn’t that popular yet.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

The forgefed spec itself is a work-in-progress. Not yet ready for a proper implementation.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

Is there any reference for this? I can’t find anything relevant. Just curious.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

Honestly, the servers not being in the US is a feature these days - even for US-based customers.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

Maybe they’re having problems with bots at the moment.

I have to go through the ridiculous cloudfare verification page now. How do they have a bot issue?

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

How many instances will one have to register on? This isn’t going to improve until forgefed is done.

intrepid, to privacy in Gitlab now requires phone number/credit card verification

Some people seem to think that setting up send-email and mailing patches has too much of a learning curve and ‘barrier to entry’.

intrepid, to privacyguides in Google abandons “Web Environment Integrity”

While I agree with that sentiment, I really wish people use something other than YouTube. I wish peertube or even paid platforms like nebula take off.

intrepid, to privacyguides in Google abandons “Web Environment Integrity”

No. That’s round 3. Round 2 is already announced - they are ‘restricting’ environment integrity to multimedia on Android webview. Of course, what they don’t say is that the feature is going to be developed and tested outside the view of the general public - since this doesn’t need to go through a public standardization like web specifications. Once they get that perfected, they will silently expand its scope outside webview and gradually into browsers with a new name. That’s round 3.

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