You can't correct an opinion, own it or shut up

Ah, the traditional family.

Get Fulton'd stupid

Watchu gon do about it Americans? How much further does it fucking have to go?

Are you saying asymmetric cryptography doesn't exist or is not secure? You may want to collect your research prize and/or bring down the global banking system

I'd bet money an update will fix it. Why don't you update regularly?

You either test your backups or your lack of backups tests you

The neighbouring colors are different though, so since it's not going to jump from +10 to -8 you can unequivocally tell. Honestly I think I hate this less than having 8 shades of slightly different red

Protip: if you can drink really high pH water you'll only have to do this for one day

If vandals managed to get to the white house's backyard and fuck up your prized pool without being stopped, you're still an incompetent asshole

I assume it would be something like a key that gets used to generate disposable signatures, not transmitted directly. But I've also been unable to find actual technical details, the article mentions a "GitHub proposal" without linking to it but i couldn't find anything in their repos. Their blog has nothing either

Why do you assume it's one static unchanging token? That's not how cryptography works, you can issue virtually unlimited signatures or challenges/responses without the other party knowing your private key

Have you updated since then or didn't for fear of making it worse?

The average internet user 15 years ago was creative and social, now it's a consoomer of "content"

Sorry but you're reading this all wrong

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The color scale is definitely... a choice but it is not ambiguous. There is only one "path" that goes red, then black, then white.

Future you might not think the same

I am a privacy activist

Here is footage from the Nest cameras inside my home

It's a bit hard to take seriously

I would suggest giving native DAWs a solid try, if you find something that clicks staying on the native Pipewire/JACK system is so much nicer than window's, on top of the inevitable emulation/translation jankiness. Bitwig and REAPER are the big ones, but depending on your workflow/focus you can find other alternatives. There's also a bunch of native "digital audio gear" that is pretty sweet - check out Cardinal!

Windows VSTs can be tricky, always check if there is a native Linux release, otherwise you will have to run it through some compatibility layer and pray your divinity of choice, although you should have a good number of guides available. I suggest checking out some of the native alternatives here too, for example I use LSP plugins for compressors, EQs, and adjacent things