So the current Flickr image I see...it looks to be the wrong resolution. It's a 4:3 image that gets stretched out on the desktop and the result isn't good.
The iamges on Flickr whenever I've looked at it as a source, are always disappointing.
So the current Flickr image I see...it looks to be the wrong resolution. It's a 4:3 image that gets stretched out on the desktop and the result isn't good.
The iamges on Flickr whenever I've looked at it as a source, are always disappointing.
I can't seem to access any of your links.
Keep android open leads to dead github page; and I'm getting an "Access denied" error for gadgets360.com
I mean you're constantly warning against windscribe, and that could very well be justified, but you have yet to explain it.
I've asked you several times, and all you're saying is that windscribe is bad. And providing resources that don't really point to it.
So going back to that map: it doesn't show anything shady or supsicious on Windscribe's part except for that relationship with Control D. What am I missing there?
Yeah I am familiar with tech lore's site (it looks a lot worse now to be honest), that's how I became aware of Windscribe as an option.
But again, if you go through their categories Windscribe comes off as pretty good and comparable to Mullvad.
What am I missing from techlore's site that says you shouldn't use Windscribe?
If you have personal anecdotes, please feel free to share, I would appreciate that feedback.
Your latter point is something I've been considering for a while; VPN really won't protect me if a 3 letter agency is after me.
It is merely an attempt to obscure myself from ISP and it's tracking.
So even though I'm not fully sold on Windscribe, that's why I'm kind of leaning towards it.
What's Henessay? An online search and the top hits aren't what I think you're referring to.
I'll give that link a shot. I installed Obtanium for the first time, and tried adding their installation link (maybe not that one, I don't remember what I tried adding), but I couldn't get it to wokr.
But maaaan, their android client looks so amateurish. I mean it's fine as long as it works, but as an ad for your company...this isn't it.
So someoone else provided that link; and maybe I'm reading it wrong but Windscribe is just linked to a copmany called Control D.
They seem to encrypt DNS filtering and stuff (haven't looked into it), but that is a good thing right?
What am I missing with this link and why are so many people linking it
I tried adding their client via Obtanium, it didn't work.
But man, that client looks so outdated. It looks like a kid's idea of a website.
Is it the fact that they put out (a somewhat tasteless) AI ad?
In the grand scheme of things and with everything else going on, that seems pretty tame.
So something to cosndier: why don't they make it cheaper?
A lot of the TV people fell in love with, and that companies are trying to remake now, were low cost productions.
They didn't go for big name stars, they didn't go for big budgets. They focused more so on writing that helped create a good product.
That seems to be out the door now.
In defense of Graphene for the first point:
Graphene has a pin scrambler, so the numbers are in a different position everytime you have to enter them.
It isn't hard at all to get used to it, and it circumvents the pattern recognition bit.
Fingerprint unlock...that's a different discussion especially with biometrics not being protected under the law, but for first unlock you always have to enter in a pin
Quickly looking at my phone, you can enter in a passphrase (though personally I think that's too cumbersome). There's also a swipe option, I THINK that might be pattern, but I'm not sure. I can't test it, because it means deleting the already in place measures, and I don't wnat to do that at the moment.
I don't know enough about other points to comment on it.
I'm running Endeavour OS. Interestingly I just did a fresh install on a machine the other day, but again, I don't see the theme anywhere.