@selzero

It does not mean that people get more conservative with age. To prove your assumption, you would have to sample the same people over time, and not just at a current point in time.

https://theconversation.com/hard-evidence-do-we-become-more-conservative-with-age-47910

I agree that young people are more subjective to dogmas and social perspectives.

@phryk

No one celebrates anything, Israel and Arab lives are interdependent with a delicate fabric. If it breaks, health services, some high-tech services will collapse. (and geopolitical etc...)

Only fake spreaders with populist agenda might celebrate death and slaughter of men, children and elders. I tend to believe most people are actually reasonable.

@phryk

I respect any opinion no matter how inconvenient it might resonant.

In the above, I forgot to mention 2000 casualties, terrorists still engaging fire with IDF troops inside Israel’s borders, and retaliation op yet to come.

So yes, things are going to get much worse.

@phryk

- IDF failed to identify the threat,
- Netanyahu dragged Israel in less than a year to judicial crises with bad ramifications over Israel’s intelligence, air force readiness for war, public confidence in the government’s motives being genuine and not sheer populist.

However, we need to get ready for things getting much worse, because this is only the first day of the war, and we don’t know if and when Hezbollah/Syria will step in.

@phryk

Many things that seem insensitive at first glance are actually reasoned and imply a critical thinking point of view.
However is not an operation, it is a war, with (currently) more than 700 civilians dead and 150 civilians kidnapped to the Gaza border – you might want to compare that with the 9/11 figures.

@abcdw

in other words:
I disagree with the hypothesis that when a program reaches a low frequency of changes, it means it is more mature or complete.

@abcdw

It’s not that #pass #Passwordtore is complete; rather, it is very challenging to improve it due to ineffective communication channels. (it is not available on GitHub). also no formal standard that would standardize the different implementations of Pass, (GoPass,..)

The lack of a clear anchor on how to modify derivative projects can make the process even more difficult.

==>hypothetically Moving pass to github will yield countless PRs and requests for changes and improvements.

@abcdw

#pass #passwordstore
1. it is very hard to communicate using mailing list and not modern github.
2. #pass is used as best practice for other implementations like #gopass, https://sourceforge.net/projects/pass-simple/. because no
3. no An open standard that is openly accessible and usable by #gopass, #prs #PassSimple for example

- How would you recommend username field in pass YAML - "username" mybe "ueer name"or just "user"
- how should public keys folder be named ".public_keys" or maybe other name...

@phryk @SigmaOne @donkeyblam

What made you prefer gtk over qt? You also need to think about the “dark theme” option, since gtk supports it on linux unlike qt.

By the way, if you decide to use Qt, you should be aware that the default macos theme in QML is not customizable, but you can modify the Material theme or any other built-in theme.

Personally, I use the default OS theme in qt quick (desktop app).

(Macos and windows does have qt dark theme support)

@fsf

1. thunderbird is now
https://github.com/rnpgp/rnp

Enabling `gnupg` is required for security cards (yubikey) only

2. it is recommended to upload the public key to https://keys.openpgp.org/

3. security top is incorrect for thunderbird and correct for `protonmail`

subject is encrypted **from** thunderbird