Titanium is based on Vanadium anyway. It already basically is an unofficial version of Vanadium with extension support.
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium/releases/tag/156.0.8078.79.0
Vanadium isn't yet officially available for users outside GrapheneOS, although we plan to do that eventually.
Release from 3 days ago
Standard coloring follows the original 2048 (https://classic.play2048.co/). The website this game was played on is https://2048verse.com/.
https://2048verse.com/ is where this game was played. It doesn't store any information if you play as a guest, and the only personal info it stores if you make an account is your IP to avoid alt accounts. You can even sign up without an email.
Source: I made the site
This was played by a human. See my other comment for how we try to validate this.
The website the run was played on (https://2048verse.com/) has replays that show every move with timing. We can compare the moves against move tables to try to see whether one was used and check the move times for any suspicious patterns.
Of course, the system isn't foolproof, and there's always a chance players could be using tables very conservatively. With all the information we have gathered, however, we have no reason to suspect P-Shiyi592's score.
If you're interested in seeing the replay, you can join the Discord or just DM me on Lemmy and I'll send you the replay code.
There's some adapters that split into headphone and charging. Certainly less clean than just having another port on the phone itself but it's an option if you like wired headphones.
There's always the option to get a USB-C headphone adapter.
I think they meant each server hosts the same files, not just the home server.
Here's how Fluxer plans on doing it: https://fluxer.app/blog/roadmap-2026#why-polyproto-and-not-matrix
It may not be your thing, but I believe this is a good thing. Some people don't make the switch to Linux at all because they can't play games with kernel-level anticheat. At the very least, anyone who may dual boot Linux and Windows can now boot Linux and their anticheat kernel Linux. Hopefully other Windows-only games will follow.
They're right, Firefox has no sandbox site isolation on Android. Chromium is the way to go.
One of two Mullvad CEOs personally donated 5,000,000 SEK (~500K USD) to the Swedish Örebro party, who support ethnic cleansing. "Sweden is for the Swedes".
Mullvad's response was just fence-sitting on the issue.
By paying for Mullvad, you are funding the man who donated to the far-right Örebro party, and likely will again.
NymVPN is too new for me to feel comfortable using personally. Also it seems that they worked with Brave which I'm certainly not a fan of.
I wouldn't recommend Jottacloud as their privacy policy seems iffy and they don't have e2ee.
Filen's privacy policy seems better, although they do say they do analytics. They do have e2ee though. Definitely much closer to Tuta than Jottacloud.
I like IVPN because it feels like a pretty drop-in replacement for Mullvad. It's also available on Accrescent which is great for anyone using GrapheneOS.
As for AirVPN, I thought you needed an email to sign up but after checking their sign up page, it seems you can enter whatever string you want for your email.
They also support port forwarding unlike IVPN so if that's super important to you maybe AirVPN is the way to go.
It also seems AirVPN is slightly cheaper year by year and significantly cheaper if you buy 3 years at a time.
AirVPN has never had an independent security audit though, so if that concerns you IVPN is the way to go.
Otherwise, it seems like AirVPN is a real contender if you're worried about price and/or port forwarding. Maybe I'll give both of them a try before I commit to one (still waiting for my Mullvad days to run out).
Mail - Tuta Mail
VPN - IVPN or AirVPN (Never been independently audited but cheaper and has port forwarding)
Drive - Selfhost Nextcloud or Tuta Drive
Calendar - Selfhost Nextcloud or Tuta Calendar
Docs/Sheets - Selfhost Nextcloud or LibreOffice (offline)
Pass - Bitwarden or KeePassXC (offline)
Authenticator - 2FA or Aegis (both are offline but that's a good thing with 2FA)
Meet - Jitsi
Lumo - Local AI or Kagi Assistant (paid, comes with privacy-focused search engine) or Duck.ai (free)
Wallet - Cake Wallet
Chromium-based browsers have better sandboxing than Firefox based ones on Android.
Edit: Not sure why I got downvoted, heres GrapheneOS talking about exactly this: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/111474646701309564
Personally I don't mind the empty spaces if it means better security, but if it's that important to you Titanium has extension support.
If you're using Graphene, Vanadium is the way to go instead of Brave Origin. The security is significantly better as it's made for the OS (and you know how Graphene is with security). Also, no more need to use Brave! If you're ever using a different Android OS, there's Titanium, based on Vanadium.
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