Nice. That is what I did, at first.
One thing I discovered is that the vast majority of 2FA uses a shared open standard. I was able to cut way down on the count of 2FA apps I had to install, and just use Aegis for almost everything.
Aegis runs fine on GrapheneOS, too.
Great point about bank apps.
Thankfully I never got in the habit of tap to pay with my phone.
The amount of data that bank apps want to slurp up in the name of “security” makes me uncomfortable, anyway.
I just bank via web browser, today.
Nothing is perfect.
But every alternate Android ROM I have tried has given me a dramatic speed boost over what shipped with the phone.
I guess there are other definitions of “good”, haha.
For me good==fast, and GrapheneOS is the most responsive phone OS I have used, and therefore the best.
As a fellow former CyanogenMod user, I run GrapheneOS. I like that it gives me the most control over my hardware, of any of the Android variants I have tried.
Edit: I buy phones specifically looking for GrapheneOS support, now. But for non-pixel phones, I have found LineageOS to be fine.
CyanogenMod was for iPods and iPhone, and released in 2009, so if we round a smidge, 20 years.
Yes. And then sign another authorization for each other topic - another for disposal of my property if I die, one for my funeral preferences, one to pick up my prescriptions, and hope I don’t forget any.
Or, courthouse, one time, 15 minutes, and done.
A marriage license acts like a super convenient combination of othet legal documents.
The point, to me, is using the government to tell hospitals what to do. I don’t want my parents making big decisions for me - I want the family I chose, my spouse, to do that.
Marriage is how I tell the state, and everyone, who my chosen family is.
Sure!
But I don’t expect it to change much.
I could already do that, by hand as well.
It’s a bit like how there’s so many different superheroes who are obviously just off-brand SuperMan or off-brand Captain America.
Minor changes to avoid intellectual property law and branding has always been an option.
And I suppose all of these are easier now with the remixing slop-o-trons.
But they weren’t terribly difficult, or particularly uncommon, even before.
Why learn Lua?
Lua is quite popular for writing games and mods forn games.
Also, and I can’t emphasize enough how much this means to me, personally: it’s not Java.
And that’s why Sen. Stan Gerdes had all those URLs in their browser history!
Keating replied, “You will not continue it with me unless you introduce a duly elected representative the right way.” Self then adjourned the hearing.
Good for him, standing up for a colleage and due process, too.
If the government feels the need to recognize what’s in our pants, the government needs reninded exactly where our boundaries lie.
What’s in my pants is whatever the fuck I tell them is in my pants.
Year of the Linux desktop.
Agreed. But it’s particularly bad this year, because
It’s finally the year of the Linux desktop! Woohoo! Booyah!
Fuck. Lol.
I will stick with my Casio a158, thanks.
Lol. That’s a status symbol in different circles. Anyone I see someone wearing a classic Casio, I know we’re going to get along.
Thanks. I hate it.
I’m going to spend this thread agreeing with Rust fans, and I hate that the most. (I love you all, really, but you’re fun to try to wind up.)
OOP sucks because Inheritance sucks. This person’s brief non-shitty experience doesn’t change that.
Languages built around OOP suck where they use inheritance instead of interfaces.
Inheritance is isn’t always a terrible choice. But it is a terrible choice often enough that we need to warn the next generation.
I like that. If they add that, I’ll spend more money with them in games I’m currently waiting to buy because I don’t trust the publisher.
I’ve done the same. This sucks, but I didn’t realize I was donating to an organization without a workers union agreement in place.