Software that doesn't need to be updated because it operates in a way that prevents bugs from becoming serious enough security vulnerabilities to be worth bothering.
This is probably true of a lot of mobile apps at this point, depending on what kind of privileges they request. A lot of stuff I get from F-Droid doesn't require any sensitive privileges at all.
#GlobalTalk sidesteps this problem (I think) by only allowing a semi-trusted set of sites to talk on the network. I think that sort of approach could use more exploration.
#Pizza #restaurant stops using #apps #UberEats, #GrubHub, and #DoorDash & hires drivers instead, sees immediate *increase* in sales.
nostr:npub18c7wjmr8txk9u3xzrxl5rsx8mpt4dr84nyluufn4qg4x9xnar52qller9d It would be nice not to see the same posts over and over again. Do you think there might be a risk that it could cause people to feel like they need to "finish" their feed?
The main difference between this and forcing you to pay a subscription fee is the additional e-waste.
Can one still put a different Linux distro on expired Chromebooks?
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