Happened to me a couple of times yesterday but not anymore. F-Droid version.

EndeavourOS: the minimalism of Arch made intermediate-user-friendly.

Thanks for all you've been doing.

I saw this as a screenshot somewhere today, I think it kind of fits the theme: https://www.threads.com/@beaukorylak/post/DYez23dDppv

According to the sub-prefect of Calais, the drivers were of different nationalities and were all male.

What odd characteristics to make relevant about a traffic accident.

I saw this link on the site that nobody likes, and it seems to be working as of now: https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1099594/26d89d9386c9a5dc/

And alabaster is a shabby research facility.

Edit: just read the comm sidebar so I'll keep my criticism of their views out.

Looks like a typo, as "tried" and "tries" are just one key away.

That sign is perfect design though.

This mechanism, which Google calls Advanced Flow, won’t be part of the open-source element of Android, but will instead form part of the closed-source, proprietary Google Play Services platform.

Graphene is safe for now, then, right?

On Zdnet it says "Now the user is ready to install apps from unverified developers, and they’ll also have the option to enable the approach for seven days or allow it indefinitely." What I understand is that it's a one-off thing, am I missing something?