The fact that you’re still using Android 8 makes everything else moot, seeing as it hasn’t received a security update in nearly 5 years. I would take care of that before anything else.
Any legitimate broker is definitely going to have a desktop site, though.
Is it still worth it though? Nice username btw lel
Your asshole will start looking like that guy’s forehead in a couple days
If by guards, you mean human police/security assigned to protect the automated surveillance apparatus, that’s at once hilarious and pathetic. Talk about “reverse centaur”
Hey it’s me! My job is basically spending hours per day writing automations in powershell. Our prod environment encompasses thousands of servers + separate windows server environments for testing and Dev.
All cats are communists, obviously. They have no respect for concepts of “ownership” and expect to be housed and fed according to their needs.
Yeah, calculation of the amount of possible strings containing only a-f is trivial. But the idea is for addresses to be memorable. So I’m wondering how many strings which are valid IPv6 addresses are possible if you are limited to actual English (or, pick a language) 4-letter words containing only a-f. As someone mentioned, this could be expanded with 1337-speak.
But you’re limited to a-f. I wonder if anyone’s figured out how many addresses are actually possible with that system.
For some reason I assumed this was already how the fediverse worked, but I haven’t been here very long and it does explain some things, including the “empty” vibe in some lesser-populated places.
This is super exciting for the fediverse and, naturally, I have questions. While this change will mostly bring positives and a better experience for users, there could also be more opportunities for shenanigans.
What considerations are being given to data integrity/mutability and trust? Will all servers that touch a post have a distributed record of all comments and give network confirmation (a la blockchain)? Or does one server (e.g. the originator of each post, or the server with the most resources) act as a single authority of that post? Something else?
Could one server be instructed to “go rogue” and submit bad content to the network, or go on a deletion/overwriting spree that ends up becoming permanent?
What about resources? What impact will backfilling have on your average dude hosting a small instance?
This is just where my mind goes, you see. I’m sure all this and more have been discussed and figured out already. If a public discussion is available to look at, I would love a link!
Gravity always wins
Not sure if this will work in your case, but there’s a tool which could be run locally to convert between formats: https://github.com/google-wallet/pass-converter
Also, you should be able to get a pixel much cheaper if it’s 2-3 models behind. Pixel 6 for example can be had used for under $200, sometimes even around $100. That is in the US however - I’m not aware of what the secondary market would be like where you’re at.
Could they not provide a physical pass?
2025 Santa doesn’t even stop for the bad kids anymore, he just rolls coal at their house from the sleigh.
I understood some of those words. Nevertheless, thanks for providing some crucial context.