Always working on new hills to die on.
he/they • https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard
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Always working on new hills to die on.
he/they • https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard
| Website | https://tobiasbernard.com |
https://github.com/robinostlund/homeassistant-volkswagencarnet/issues/967
There needs to be a law that makes root based attestation, play integrity, and unified attestation - no matter who provides the root certificates, Google/Apple/other vendors - illegal. There is only one use for this technology right now, and it is to prevent people from doing what they want to do with the devices they own, while also making interoperability cryptographically impossible. This is anti-competitive and should simply be illegal.

Before you post a new issue - you must first check the following (and check the boxes with an "X" below) [x ] 1.) Can you login using the smartphone app Volkswagen/Volkswagen Connect and interact w...
Now that I'm not employed I can be honest with y'all.
The Fedora installer sucks. It always did suck, but it still does too.
Resources has been accepted into Incubator! Thanks Nokyan for developing such excellent app 🩷
But we also need your help! We need people to test Nightly builds to ensure the app can be accepted into Core.
You can learn how to do it here: https://welcome.gnome.org/app/Resources/#installing-a-nightly-build
GNOME Calendar 51 will be able to recognize Microsoft Teams meetings links in events, surfacing them with a convenient "Join" button (instead of gibberish) like other videoconferencing systems known to us: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-calendar/-/work_items/1312
Daily-drive the nightly flatpak like all the cool kids and you'll be able to immediately hop onto calls to circle back and synergize with your clients or colleagues who use this… thing 
#GNOMECalendar #GNOME #productivity #meetings #Teams #MicrosoftTeams
There's now a recording of my Linux App Summit talk about our work on Reflection, and the broader project of making local-first collaboration easy for GNOME apps.
There are unfortunately some skips in the audio, but it's more or less understandable :)

Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)