Je note la citation. Qui est-ce qui a dit ça ?
ewenak
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I have had to do it one or two years ago for my previous installation, but that's because I was using Debian on a computer whose WiFi card does not have open source drivers. But in Ubuntu it worked out of the box, and I think it may work out of the box on Debian too now that they include non free firmware by default.
You only need to install special drivers manually if you use a distro that is a bit "advanced".
Well it depends on the keyboard layout, on Linux, at least—but on other platforms too, I think.
Whether autism is genetic is not related to the question at all. More people are diagnosed with autism because we have better tests now than before and we test more kids.
And finally we also broadened what is considered autism.
Not a Newzealand
Could you explain a bit? I see main issue with Signal (though I'm not an expert, and they're not strictly related to security): it's centralized (and the server isn't even open-source).
The question is also a lot about your threat model right?
Qu'est-ce que c'est exactement une décision-cadre ? C'est contraignant ou c'est juste une déclaration ?
I have a moral objection: backslash () usage in file paths.
You could put the subtitles for videos in languages you don't speak. What was much more annoying to me was the automatic audio translation (it's still available, but it seems YouTube doesn't select it automatically when you watch a video in another language).
Do you know of PeerTube? It's not mainstream at all either, but it seems more known to me.
It's also in the fediverse, and isn't accused of the same moderation issues (though idk if PeerTube is really better than Odyssee at moderation, I suppose it's just a difference in policy).
Edit: I read a bit about it, and I can see I was wrong about Odyssee being less known than PeerTube. It's strange, I never heard of it, but anyway. Odyssee also includes some crypto bullshit, so yeah...
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Oui mais là du coup ça sauvegarde juste une page statique non ?
Les PWA, elles peuvent par exemple télécharger les posts d'un réseau social quand tu l'ouvre et qu'il y a du réseau, et les stocker dans le cache. Comme ça après elle peut afficher les posts même hors-ligne.