Wait, maybe was intentional on their side???

I just read better the blogpost.

This blog was classified as “parked” by Palo Alto urlfiltering service.

I just reported is a personal website about computer and cybersecurity.

Is described in the website I linked.

Install libaacs with vlc in Ubuntu (search on synaptic) then follow the website.

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https://vlc-bluray.whoknowsmy.name/

Did not try but the library tyeg are mentioned ia in Debian and Ubuntu repos so you only need to download there the keysdb.

Installing libblueray2 library would also install libaacs0 library for this in Debian.

If it does not work: either the KEYSDB is outdated or the encryption of your blue ray is BD+ (libbdplus), which requires other library and other set of keys.

Yip but in greek-girls

Gayness + Ubuntu

As a public person, he could just state the obvious if so.

Like with politicians in a lot of countries, their lifes [CEOs like him] are public and so must be for him, in order to ensure a minimun transparency.

If he really sees it in that way, he could just state it, yet he picks support as those who do what is convenient.

A lot of liberals follow trump, and not necessarily agree in everything with him. Just like a lot of people in germany supports Afd as they think it will improve the economy.

Yet all this is shit itself. The lack of universal ethics in those actions.

Who wont?

You mean the CEO?

If someone recommends you Tailscale I would suggest Headscale btw for the connection.

When Proton CEO gave suppot to Trump early this year, everything was already dead for me.

Faking their walled garden into security and now this…

I expect it so. But also involve room admins because part of the solution is that room creators will have now infinite privilege over other admins.

It makes me feel like their idea of decentralized rooms did not work really well for privileges and that is where vulnerability goes.

Also, Space are rooms too and since 2021 there is an issue open related to upgrading Spaces and now may be a big concern since it is not supported completely.

Edited: https://github.com/element-hq/element-meta/issues/1961#issuecomment-3083005443

Stract, Marginalia, Wiby, Mwmbl, etc

The two first are NLnet funded and the second one is one of the best developed despite it uses Java in contrast to Rust. I see the developer taking the development very seriously.

I have been trying to use Marginalia and Stract whenever I can but they need to index more technical websites, which are my may source of search engine use.

Debian GNU/Linux

I like the LTS style, I love the organised way they have for documentation and configuration, is well supported and I like the adaptations they make for a lot of software such as Apache HTTP Server (their custom layout).