Yes, you can even confirm the published source reproduce this specific apk

https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/blob/main/reproducible-builds/README.md

Signal can be installed from an apk from their site

https://signal.org/android/apk/

Except he’s taking in the offenders

They spent years lying about their encryption algorithms too acting like they’re more secure than Signal when they never were

Noem?

It counts as long as barriers are on

https://archive.kernel.org/oldwiki/ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto.html#Barriers_on_by_default

External drives expect you to ensure writes complete first. If you don’t then smart software with copy-on-write and consistency checks can survive power loss (at the cost of losing recent changes). Other software which assumes a reliable drive can get wrecked.

Lots of file systems can not handle random power losses because they don’t force continous integrity of the disk file system, that’s why FAT formatted drives so often get corrupted

I recommend a UPS, even a small one is fine for this. Spinning disks don’t like frequent starts and stops, especially not unplanned powerless ones.

At least you should be running a journaling file system or something similar which tolerates power loss decently (you’ll still see data corruption, but the file system won’t die). If you run software that doesn’t tolerate power loss well, then you absolutely need an UPS

There never was a fight against fraud

RISC-V isn’t in the same scenario. There’s one company behind ARM with a few external companies with architecture licenses (who doesn’t share their contributions), and ARM competes mostly just on the same commercial terms so for a long time it wasn’t worth investing in single core performance because they could instead fill the efficiency niche.

Also there’s more knowledge on how to build high performance cores. Doesn’t mean it’s trivial, but it means the lead isn’t several decades. With enough investment you can make it happen faster. And there’s a national security motivation for investing.

RISC-V already exists so why not build on that?

https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2024/02/every-epoch-cassette-vision-game-preserved-and-emulated/

After looking closer it looks like the Gameboy ones with CPU were mostly unofficial like media player cartridges

There’s multiple consoles which were nothing but a display and controller adapter for the cartridge which needed to have all the smarts

And in the middle to end of the Gameboy Color era and Gameboy Advance era most game cartridges had extra processing power internally.

FYI it doesn’t matter what the license says if the law disagrees

That’s a matter of law, and you have to convince the government to update the law accordingly

Yes that’s why you can buy software and sell the computer with the licenses following along it, assuming you don’t keep copies separately

The problem is first sale doctrine applies to the physical media which carries the license of its own content.

They did the same on the first model! But only for a few things

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Who do you report HR AI to after the HR AI spent 50 million tokens on turning the meeting notes into a fanfic “to boost morale”?

I guess the case left a fair bit of margin 🤷

The old joystick is in roughly the same distance from the center so it should close too I guess