On Web and official app(android) there are two pages Discover and Following, by default you will be on “Discover” page. To see post from people you followed, you need to switch to the following page.

I fucking love Flathub(and flatpak too), also thank you to Bitwarden team♥️.

Google Phone app’s spam filter has worked really well for me.

MS Edge, its a good browser. But fuckin hell does Windows love to shove it in your face every chance it gets.

OneDrive, I fucking hate that thing. Rest I can tolerate but OneDrive really grinds my gears.

AI is the magic word, if you need loads of VC money.

98 / 2 / 0 %

YouTube app on Android.

Discord

Its trying to send spam. Report the link to Google Safe Browsing and move on.

This is never going to get regulatory approval. FTC will move to block the this acquisition.

Qualcomm wasn’t allowed to buy ARM, no way it gets to buy Intel.

Heartbreaking: Worst Corporation(s) you know, just made a good stand

Same error for me.

Google meet(original) is the only meet left. They killed Google Duo for this crap.

Single provide:Adguard on Device and OS level

From the article:

In an email, a GivEnergy representative reinforced Castellucci’s assessment, writing:

In this case, the problematic encryption approach was picked up via a 3rd party library many years ago, when we were a tiny startup company with only 2, fairly junior software developers & limited experience. Their assumption at the time was that because this encryption was available within the library, it was safe to use. This approach was passed through the intervening years and this part of the codebase was not changed significantly since implementation (so hadn't passed through the review of the more experienced team we now have in place).

what if I wanted a 20,480 bit key?

Does consumer grade hardware to decrypt(in seconds not hours) such a key exists today?

Nope, its available on mobile too. Just go to

Sidebar>Settings>Colour

(Options to choose from)

• Light

• Dark

• Automatic

Wired has a great article on this feature: https://www.wired.com/story/weddings-social-media-apps-photos-memories-miscarriage-problem/

Such a courageous move.