That’s true, assuming they didn’t also put their private keys on the server

Oof, I thought it was just a DNS hijack. If they had access to the server, it’s game over regardless.

So the solution would have been an SSL certificate check on the client side.

Feels like it, but my gut feeling is “no” due to missing commas and no space before the em dash. Just a poorly written article.

You know what they say:

If everyone smells like shit, check your pants

I tried it. The AppImage “works”, the installer is extremely buggy, I couldn’t get Affinity to actually launch.

I tried an Ubuntu and a Fedora distrobox.

It also has this “Matt” guy’s recents hard-coded into the appimage lmao

Yeah I noticed that lmao, definitely AI slop.

This is WinRar

Does 2019 work yet

None. Closest is Matrix, and it sucks for that purpose because it’s more like Slack.

Said like a true unilingual English speaker.

dedleded by deleleded

Host your own forgejo

fuck*

Sometimes, business is business. Samsung sells displays to Apple, and recently, Samsung refused a RAM order from Samsung Electronics

Nice OpenAI psyop.

lmao of course it’s gonna be soldered in to push you to higher tiers

I’m not American

Isn’t that a plot in Moral Orel?