

Sounds great but I’ll need more detail before I sign up. Afterall, this could be a honeypot to gather the details of those opposed to these Internet curbing measures.
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Sounds great but I’ll need more detail before I sign up. Afterall, this could be a honeypot to gather the details of those opposed to these Internet curbing measures.


I failed the check first time too. I persevered with their, admittedly terrible (at the time), customer service. I had to resort to using X to grab their attention.
Now that they’re part of Lloyds I would hope the support to get better but, luckily, I’ve not had to deal with them recently.
I also bank with Monzo, if that’s worth adding.


I’ve elaborated in the past.
I’m running GrapheneOS and make NFC payments using the Curve app. Plenty of European banks offer native NFC payments.


NFC payments are possible.
Blanket statements like this are harmful to GrapheneOS adoption.


Not exactly true.
I run GrapheneOS and can use NFC payments. You just need the right app and provider.
In the UK there’s Curve and in Europe there are a number of banks that have apps that can provide the requisite functionality.


They could put it on eBay. Win-win?


Kill it with fire!


You’re right. I was simply trying to articulate what the PP wrote.


Unused disk space to be used as a shared, distributed LRU cache.


wraaaaaaawwwww electric guitar music


It’s the same microphone, no?


Your masks are backward.
Ones on the left, zeroes on the right.
The mask is binary AND’d with the IP, leaving the leftmost octets alone.


@yoasif@fedia.io, you spammed this story everywhere.
Not cool, man.
Captain Obvious to the rescue!!
I’m using it to watch YouTube and Nubula videos cast from my GrapheneOS phone to my TV via an nVidia Shield.
Perhaps, Fcast?


Yeah, “app stores” are some new-fangled thing that was added in response to the Apple Mac app store.
Most Linux users just use the main package repos which don’t come with all that stuff.


ClipCascade looks like it does the universal clipboard thing.
Available on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android (no iOS due to Apple restrictions).
The server/relay component can be self-hosted too.
You might need to be more specific. Which country, for a starter.