Also the “desktop” web app requires to be paired with an instance of the mobile app.

I wished moxie would spend a little less time flying helicopters and trekking in Tajikistan, and reflect on the need to support non proprietary platforms.

Flare? It’s hardly complete. Can’t even use it as a primary device.

As for the desktop app, it’s not exactly mobile oriented.

To your point, I tried for a bit and truly the one thing I couldn’t live without was Signal.

You can have whatever TLD you want, if you have a couple hundred thousand to blow.

Some great recommendations in here already. If you’re looking for an OTP only UI: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Authenticator

Yeah X11 only

For Wayland, there is waypipe. It’s not quite the same though as it doesn’t run the compositor.

Xpra.

I mean it’s always been the modus operandi at Micro$oft from day one when they fucked over the guy who wrote DOS.

Plenty of shady monopolistic things happened under Gates as well. The original Explorer antitrust lawsuit dates from the late 90s, the ACPI debacle, etc.

This chip was put there by very good, smart people who want only the best for the world.

That’s a funny joke!

That entirely depends who those people are. If you said in the early 2000s say: I’m training to join the army to go kill some Iraqis to bring “freedom”, you’d never get in trouble.

At least one, probably both.

I think this is highly dependent on the setup… like is this temporary, semi- temporary, or permanent?

You’re question wasn’t exactly clear, it seemed like you were asked how to create .mount files manually. Not where they are.

man 5 systemd.mount

This is very good news, the closing of grsec has been a huge loss for Linux hardening.

Immigrants who have left the USA vote in the last state they were registered in.

Might not be snake oil, but that shit is bad for you. If it came out today it wouldn’t be sold OTC.

Yes but that’s completely irrelevant to the original point.

I know. At the time of the ACPI debacle, Mac OS X didn’t exist yet, and NeXT was essentially irrelevant because a) it didn’t run x86 and b) it only ran on proprietary hardware.