They also wanted users to know that if their chips are fried that it was the users own fault and no refunds will be issued

I already have the stuff setup, you can mail them to me and I’ll mail the minis back =]

Would be dope if it supported public-key stuff like ECDH and signing

Here we go again

Torrenting has existed for a long time, yet people still buy software. There is a lot more to software distribution than traditional product sale.

You want to have frequent fixes, compatibility with modern tools, new features and a trustworthy distribution pipeline. These are all things people and corps are willing to pay for in FOSS software.

It makes just as much sense if you’re selling it!

Any review that doesn’t begin and end with “its a great phone, but it’s 4x the price of last years budget model and only provides a modest improvement” is just an advertiment

Yeah, but its a serotonin agonist, so it has a compounding effect

Its about trusting the data you’re decrypting actually came from who you think it came from.

So the data is signed with your public key, and your public key is published so people can verify the other stuff you publish. Your email is there just so people can communicate back to you…

You can of course put junk info in the fields if you want, but the purpose of the program is enabling trustworthy lines of communication.

Is the entropy generator cryptographically safe?

Idk if you can say allegedly, when you’re the person doing the allegation 🤔

Because a paid program must be better than something a buch of hobos cobbled together for free!

• read the contents of your shared storage
• run foreground service
• ask to ignore battery optimization.
• view network connections.
• view Wi-Fi connections.
• run at startup.
• set an alarm.
• expand/collapse status bar.
• run foreground service with the type “specialUse”
• run foreground service with the type “dataSync”

None of these are used in my other weather app =\

Why is this in privacy? It has like a million unnecessary permissions

What’s with all of the permissions?

Yeah, windows and privacy don’t exactly get along

Oh Jesus

and yet the fdroid version was updated last month!

I consider it a hostile takeover because the majority of the community was betrayed by their actions, and they switched from a democratic to a fascist governance model

This is the problem with proprietary software, it starts out fine, but as it get more popular the value goes down