🦋⃟💙 This city makes me feel so small A million people in this town But I could scream without a sound So I get high to pass the time Talk to someone I met online To make myself feel less alone

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Cake day: September 28th, 2023

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  • Without using fde such as through luks. You can’t be 100% sure it’s not stored (at least temporarily) in unencrypted locations such as swap or another program’s temporary place. That would make it trivial for someone to run data recovery software to retrieve it. Thanks to hardware accelerated encryption there shouldn’t be any significant overhead. Your boot times might be marginally longer.

    Having a separate encrypted space like what you’re asking for is helpful if the medium is portable or you intend to give it to another person.







  • It sounds like a bug with the image proxy feature like you suggested.

    What version of Android are you using?

    Are you using a customized rom that replaces the WebView component?

    On a vanilla pixel 6 running Android 16 it’s working for myself on Voyager and Boost.

    For those that click in does this example work for you? What client and os are you using?

    example image avif

    Edit: I noticed the colours are wrong on boost. This was fine in the past, curious.












  • Arch recently moved legacy Nvidia support to the AUR. That might have left you with a broken install.

    You would probably have an easier time with a mainstream distro like kubuntu LTS. They tend to be better suited for older equipment.

    It can be challenging to fix the bootloader once it dumps you into this situation. On a UEFI secure boot installation the EFI shim is responsible for allowing the modules to load each time there’s a change.

    If you have a legacy MBR installation the Nvidia modules might just need to be reinstalled. This was a common issue when updating the kernel.

    Edit: switching it to the Nouveau drivers might get you back into the OS. Would need to tweak your environment from a working one with a live environment potentially.