Recruiting people, allocating resources like dedicated developers for a few months, putting money in infrastructure like CI and hosting resources, have programs in place to reward security issues and disclosures, etc.

There’s a lot of places to use and invest money in open source.

It’s the good stuff.

Copy the link, go to your account on mastodon, put the link in the search, open this thread and retoot.

There’s your retweet.

I’ve seen the word thrown around a lot in a few places and had to spend sometime searching wtf it was. I still don’t really understand but the wikipedia is a good place to start.

Seems like somekind of Minecraft on steroids or something. Never really played that one either.

It’s part of the design and intent.

It really depends on the phone quality. I don’t know how this one will behave, but I have for example a phone just that was just a bit more expensive and almost every week hits the floor at least once. It’s now 2 and half years old and there’s only a few bumps in the corners.

It really depends on what security level you want out of a phone. Most people are concerned with a pickpocket stealing and being able to access everything. Most of the world doesn’t need the security level required to pass through the united states border control. Which they will just force to put the pin anyways or put you in jail for even having a secure device.

This just shows me a page with a lot of text explaining stuff.

But all the japanese kpop and jrock is not. And local bands from countries other than mainstream ones.

If you cancel the paying plan people can still login and use in a free/ad supported version or not? So nothing lost.

Hi mature.

Yes!