@jksc

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Show threadjkscMar 3
@darkunicorn `transient-detect-key-conflicts` could have helped here, presumably.
Show threadjkscFeb 26
@daniel It's also a bit more than just a UnifiedPush distributor, to be fair 😉
Show threadjkscFeb 19
@castanearie @b0rk This made me realize what's missing from so many man pages: the TL;DR most often used commands.
Show threadjkscFeb 19
@literatesavant @b0rk Good old `man man`.
Show threadjkscFeb 14
@bbatsov Makes a huge difference on mobile. Thanks!
Show threadjkscFeb 12

@kickingvegas Allegedly November, if reddit is to be believed. https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1f6470b/just_found_the_1st_exact_date_when_emacs_got/ll13dxq/

Lines up kind of nicely with emacsconf.

Show threadjkscFeb 4

@GrapheneOS @taoeffect To be clear, you have answered "No" to the question "Are Pixel devices running GOS vulnerable to this GNSS baseband processor tracking?"

How does the operating system mitigate Control Plane LCS for all modems running on Pixel devices? Is this even publicly documented anywhere?

I'm fine with the article cited being inaccurate, but it's unclear on what you're basing your answer that GOS Pixels "are not vulnerable".

Show threadjkscFeb 4
@GrapheneOS @taoeffect
What specifically is inaccurate? How does GrapheneOS mitigate this?
Show threadjkscNov 26
@GrapheneOS @otyugh @straybun @watchfulcitizen
This is a bit FUD'y, no? Olvid is open source, any encryption backdoors would be transparent to security researchers.