Afaik android doesn’t allow two VPNs at the same time. If you have a VPN back to your home already, like via your router, you don’t need tailscale although I’d argue it’s still better.
If you mean a VPN like mullvad, afaik you can’t mullvad and tailscale at the same time. I may be wrong but I gave up on global VPNs a while ago.
For those unaware, it’s a good idea to be using a service like tailscale (self hosted=headscale if you don’t want to make your login credentials tied to apple, google, or Microsoft). It’s a VPN but a lot simpler to use.
If the CEO of Ford drives a Porsche instead of a Ford you view that as a ding for Ford?
Or that’s a sign he’s stupid and overconfident
This is 2025, 40 years after apple mainstreamed the silicon valley “scam investors until you make it” approach.
They shouldn’t expect that after the whole nazi thing.
Yes but they also know Linux users will happily evangelize things even when they are shit and missing a bunch of features, so why put in effort?
I guess if you’re not willing to press a few extra buttons every time you make a new login you’re right, there’s no alternative.
Personally I don’t make new logins that I need “full” anonymity enough that I value those clicks over the massive downsides of supporting proton.
Id be cautious about assuming the emails can’t be traced back to you. After all, proton (or anonaddy) is storing the mapping unencrypted by definition.
No I don’t know how
Bitwarden does. Not sure what your email provider has to do with a login manager though.
Not really, it doesn’t make business sense to support 2% market share.
Definitely a joke to have a European privacy company that supports republicans and nazis.
Theres a lot of bad suggestions in the replies so I’ll provide another upvote for getting a cheap second drive (crucial has a 256 ssd for $20), installing Linux on a second disk like that is simplest. Once it’s installed, Linux can mount the original windows drive natively (the reverse is not true, which is unfortunate but makes sense given the market share of each of the different disk formats like ext3/4, btrfs, zfs, etc…windows just uses ntfs and Linux supports that). If your main drive is encrypted you will need the recovery key so make sure you grab that first (google bitlocker recovery key).
You might say “you’re ignoring the idea that some people have a laptop” but honestly Linux itself kinda ignores that idea in a lot of cases. In that case you’d likely have to have windows shrink your main partition by ~50+100gb and then do a dual boot which is a little more annoying.
Nah I think this is fine for all of the software engineers working on 1-person projects at the place they intend to stay the rest of their career.
Jellyfin also just rolled out an update, where’s that post?
Good
Ah this is a perfect example, thank you for providing a sample “programmer response”. Lol
It’s never about whether the tester was wrong, its whether we really needed to spend 30 minutes in a 45 minute meeting about project timelines discussing it.
So by this definition testers are annoying due to being super pedantic and precise.
Disagree, I think programmers are annoying in exactly the same way.
Because it’s encrypted and still secure, and it turns out I need my passwords on my pocket computer as much as I need my passwords on my desktop.
Oh right I forgot about that, cool. Should see if you can do this with headscale (ie client feature vs server feature)