Interesting that you ask about this. I was looking for one last week and noticed all Android ones are full of trackers (via play store) so I thought about developing an open source one that not only let you track your usage, but also create community groups that support you in not drinking anymore. All with full privacy
Nitrokey isn't fully open source though. The secure element is proprietary. But that's not their fault, OSS secure elements aren't a thing yet unfortunately, but some companies wanna bring a change in that
Looks good. I also add compress=zstd to / subvolume. I don't add discard because it's set up in LUKS for me. I also don't use a separate subvolume for /var/log, so where possible, compression is used. Journald auto adds +C attr to prevent COW being active on those files because it's unnecessary. I also use a separate swapfile instead of a separate fs.
I'm not confusing things, you're just taking that argument out of context.
You're also giving an outdated historic example that doesn't make sense in the modern world where WMD are everywhere. Those numbers don't mean anything in case those weapons play a role. Aside from that, there's also plenty of historic examples where a smaller army won over (much) bigger one. So there's more factors than just numbers. Location, Intel, weather, firepower, strategy, updated tech are for example other factors that play a crucial role in achieving victory. You can also have a huge number of soldiers and a very incompetent leadership, like Soviet Union showed in the beginning of WWII, which drives number of deaths drastically up. You could said higher numbers also means more disposable men.
Whether SK needs it or not is debatable. You can still encourage people to join the army or contribute to the country's defense in other ways rather than taking away their freedom and treating them like a puppet and brainwashing them about the importance of it. All in all, a person should have full control over his own choices in life. With a globalized world (and more and more cosmopolitans), the choice to disconnect yourself from a country and move to another one and start a new life is also easier as ever. Something that also wasn't as easy during Napoleonic time.
That's why people join the military voluntarily and get paid for it. My statement was only against forced military service.
Anything mandatory generally is ridiculous and counterproductive. By forcing people to do community service won't necessarily make them better citizens either. E.g. in South Korea, a lot of people got a trauma from it because (extreme) bullying is very present there. There's a good documentary about it.
I'm totally against the military part. It's just elite people deciding on the lives of people that are not in power. And when the time is right, they'll take away your freedom of choice and mandate you to join a war. My body my rules.
Also not a fan of Session missing FS. So I replaced it with SimpleX, but it's quite a dead community. The app also feels like something beta, but I have high hopes for it
That sounds like a great idea. It would also be great if you'd use the formatting that's describes in the rules and linked by otter@lemmy.ca, so we can open the community easily from any instance
I created one about alcoholism. Because it was one subreddit I saw a very warm and supportive community back in my reddit days. As it's a problem that's affecting more and more people of all ages and genders, I would really like to pull this kind of community to Lemmy.
I'm using a Slate router as an access point. It's really awesome. They just provide a UI on top of vanilla openwrt, but you can still go to that UI via "advanced mode". We need more of OSS routers!
Interesting that you ask about this. I was looking for one last week and noticed all Android ones are full of trackers (via play store) so I thought about developing an open source one that not only let you track your usage, but also create community groups that support you in not drinking anymore. All with full privacy