Notices by rugk (rugk@social.wiuwiu.de), page 20

#Wtf, #GNOME? @gnome

translated: "Cursed lies about GNOME"

on https://l10n.gnome.org/register/

While you are here, note I have an open question:
Would it be useful to you, to optionally skip the "follow popup" that appears and instead redirect everything on the main site?

Reply here: https://github.com/rugk/mastodon-simplified-federation/issues/15

New version of #Mastodon #SimplifiedFederation relased!

Featuring #Pleroma support for redirects, improved error handling & account verification.

https://github.com/rugk/mastodon-simplified-federation/releases/tag/v1.2

@proxeus @piggo actually they should be there, at least they are standardized.

Obviously though, that selection mechanism is bad UX… long press for the rocks! 😃

@uranus438 Es scheint doch aber gerade nicht funktioniert zu haben, den "Niedriglohnsektor" zu stärken. Du hast es doch selbst zitiert: "Den Empfängern des bedingungslosen Grundeinkommens gelang es weder besser noch schlechter als der Kontrollgruppe, einen Job zu finden"

@animo @rugk @OpenSource omemo is based on the signal protocol, so not that much different

@stardenver link?

@flo …oder wenn man halt mehr freie Software will oder z.B. die Bloads los werden will… oder… oder…

@flo sondern StockROM?

Dann löohnt sich der Wechsel sicher, also es kommt drauf an, auf was du verzichten kannst, aber generell ja…

@flo dxu wohl nicht? 😆

@animo You noticed the Signal code is even GPL-licensed?
Apparently they re-licensed it for them with a private license. (paid)

BTW, if you want to know, how much proprietary things from your device maker are included in your LineageOS build, here is how to check that out:
1. Go to the LineageOS repo: https://github.com/LineageOS
2. Search for your device (by it's short name).
3. You find some repo "android_device_<company>_<devicename>".
4. Find the file "proprietary-files.txt".

It shows you all these files… 😃 @kuketzblog

@aadilayub Did you made it by yourself? If so, did you saw https://github.com/gnome-integration-team/firefox-gnome/issues/394?

@puckipedia In other words: Accept that people make mistakes. We are not perfect. And security cannot be perfect. We just don't live in a perfect world…

@puckipedia Firstly I am interested in the specific issues you are talking about. DO you have a link.

Secondly, opinion: Of course there wiull never be 100% security. Vulnerabilities happen. You cannot prevent it.
So continue reporting it! And to prevent it, there are much better ways than blaming devs: Document them! Document "common issues" (if there are such that re-happen), similar like OWASP'S lists, so people can point there, read and understand it, and generally have a guide.

@vinzv @mairin but hmm… seeing how often they've changed it already… what should I expect of a distro that always ships fast and releases all stuff… :fedora: 😉

@thomas

@vinzv @mairin *breaking* breaking*

In other news: What should I do with my stickers now? 😭

@thomas @bleeptrack wonder why Huge is so popular/often mentioned… Jekyll here… 😶

@Finariel na dann haben sie ja evt. die Überschrift nochmal korrigiert. Denn jetzt lautet sie eindeutig "Laut Bundesjustizministerin Katarina Barley sollte die zwei-Faktor-Authentifizierung zum Standard gemacht werden".

BTW: "That's why quotes were invented." 😉