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Most of them, that’s fair. But I do see a distinct lack of email apps supporting it.
So my fear of sharks has gotten better, and I don’t quite understand why.
Curious 🏳️⚧️
But anyhow, you’ve probably found me because you’ve seen one of my totally inconspicuous comments
I’m open to chat about these and other related things over on Matrix
Most of them, that’s fair. But I do see a distinct lack of email apps supporting it.
Not common enough, when you look at the small list of apps that support it
It’s going to be part of the 3.0 release, after what feels like an eternity. The 2.99 dev release has it already, I might try that
It’s nice that the option exists, I didn’t know that. But I have to say, I’m still not a fan of the overall concept of bridges
They make things so much easier, having to make copies of every layer every time just to keep the original in case you need to re-do something half an hour later is super annoying.
Especially if you do multiple different things with a layer. Do you really have the patience to make backuo copies of a layer after every little edit you apply to it?
And then let’s say step 2 of 5 didn’t turn out like you want. Backup copies or not, you still have to re-do everything from 2 to 5 because of GIMPs destructive nature as of right now
You know why the person themselves is the important part of this equation?
Because they know what tools to use for which purpose.
For example, GIMP is only now getting non-destructive editing through adjustment layers, which is such an indispensable feature for important projects
Be so nice to notify your contacts about breaking e2ee then, will ya
0AD, so good
Have you told your contacts, at least?
I was going to say that the discs at least have a full game on them already, but can you even play that retail version without being forced through all the updates?
They do provide an apk outside of the Play Store, that uses a Web Socket for push notifications. Not he best way of going about it, but hey, it exists.
Honestly, I have no clue. But the fact is that this is the only thing I did that could’ve violated any TOS.
Just one day after I logged in to the alternative client, I got banned. So there’s that.
They know. They might not ban people as aggressively as they did back when I got booted, but they certainly know.
Quick question about Beeper:
Does the app explain how these bridges work, what that means for encryption, and most importantly, that it would be nice to inform your contacts about it?
Depends on the country
Downloading stuff like this for personal use is in fact perfectly legal in many countries
Hell, Lutris can even set up the original 1989 Sim City for you. Seeing that game on modern display sizes and resolutions is quite something