Yes two drives is much better than using the same drive to dual boot. However be aware that windows update will at some point break the Linux install even if installed on a second drive. There’s a few steps you can take to avoid this like making sure the boot partition and booy manager ate both on the Linux only drive but Microsoft messing something up is an inevitability.

If on a laptop with only one drive, you could boot to a USB drive or USB external enclosure for an SSD.

Ideally, you should back up all data to an external drive which is only plugged in during backups (unplug when installing another os). I would even recommend windows users booting into clonezilla and cloning their windows drive as it is really easy to overwrite or format the wrong drive.

Its a private platform. They can do what ever they want.

Politicians and other public services should stop using it while they still can.

What are peoples thoughts on simplex?

In stock android 15 it looks like this.

Im not an android dev but I think the difference here is it’s a secure lock. Which means that encryption is engaged and requires the decryption string to unlock which means that biometrics are not asked for.

It doesn’t require root. Device admin is different.

I currently run this app on android 15 without root and it runs very well. However I just noticed that it seems to not have a new release in a few years and should probably be considered orphaned. So I might recommend ParanoidsPal-PrivacyLock instead.

I am running stock Android and have no idea what that is. But this forces your phone to use your none biometrics unlock after it senses acceleration.

As others have said, the most secure option is to not use biometrics.

However an app like private lock might be a decent compromise

Edit: I just noticed that private lock seems to not have a new release in a few years and should probably be considered orphaned. So I might recommend ParanoidsPal-PrivacyLock instead

Man, i loved my old Pebble. It’s amazing they never made any wearable as good.

But I’m not going to buy a new piece of consumer tech while I’m researching how to destroy fascism from the bottom up.

Thank you for the clarification.

Sounds like the exploit is really just consolidating the unencrypted secrets that were stored by devs in public logs. Or am I missing something?

Devs, secure your secrets. Encrypt your secrets. Ensure secrets don’t show in plain text in your logs. Audit your third party usage.

Anything to avoid laying fiber.

Its not for people to buy. Companies like Google simply don’t need to make profit anymore.

Its to show growth potential to investors. And when they inevitably cut the program, it will also show growth potential to investors since then it will be millions of dollars saved.

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Not sure what os is in your deck, but can you install FreeTube?

Takes a look behind the curtain because I like cool things like “advanced tech”, noticed it’s just poorly payed contractors being taken advantage of and discouraged from unionizing.

Pokemon go was always a surveillance app

Schools are surveilling kids. (Full stop)

I think it’s important to ask some basic questions to all affected school district superintendents.

1. Why is the school resorting to surveilling my child?
2. What data is collected on my child?
3. Who do the schools share my child’s information with?
4. How is my child’s data collected?
5. When is my child’s data deleted?

I’m sure you an come up with more.

I’m glad he did, now there is a clear line from when it was acceptable to when it wasn’t.

The USA probably won’t rebrand when its a fully fascist state.

Well again, the claim was that somehow passkeys would stop Lemmy from being flooded by bots.

So in that situation, we aren’t talking about hacking. We are simply talking about if a login could be triggered programmatically. So if Lemmy required passkeys to be used instead of passwords. And if the passkeys required scanning a QR code to sign in. I imagine It would provide minimal disruption to an automated login.

Now if the passkeys somehow enforced a real human to do something that only a human could do, then yes it would stop an automated registration/login. However if it’s possible to automate then it wouldn’t stop bots.