I was reading somewhere Android is not encrypting the storage whit lockdown, only biometrics are disabled.

FYI The IzzyOnDroid repo still provides the Keepass2 Android Offline version.

There is also head and tail.

No that is not correct. I actually use both. Island etc enables the work profile. Likely, the work profile uses internally a different, additional user account. But for the device owner there are some differences. Work profile apps you can configure, launch and access directly from the main account. Also there is some limited sharing possible. The notifications are also shared. If you use (multiple) additional user accounts very little is shared. I think the cell phone functionality maybe. Apps are also shared internally but that is not transparent to the user.

Did no one mention the multiple users feature on grapheneos? Especially apps you need seldom you can just run under a different user.

I have read that blog entry and some of its references. The evidence provided for this strong claim seems to be very weak. I would not judge anything based on the listed talking points. Now, knowthing is impossible and such services are sure in the interest of governments around the world. I also want to remind people on the Swiss Crypto AG which sold compromised analog encryption machines for decades.

Man, I would be so worried about impurities and side reactions. A good example is the recalls of drugs because of nitrosamine contamination. If stuff like this already happens to the experts.

And what is with the whole galenics side? How to make sure the absorption is about right…

Thank you for the recommendation.

As part of a peace agreement with Hamas, Qatar would bring millions into Gaza to distribute to Gazan families, the outlet reported.

Israel should have allowed this!

The amd_gpio line is a bug to ignore, the message has the wrong priority and should only be written to the log file.

Not anymore. I don’t even bother to check steamdb, games run anyhow flawlessly under Proton experimental.

(OK, maybe check if the game runs well before buying it)

Don’t worry there a re many more checkpoint inhibitors on the market. Optivio, Keytruda etc. So there is healthy competition.

I am not so into synthetic meat ;-) So this is all speculation from my side. You can grow these cells for many cell divisions just not forever. So you keep a master stock of an early generation in the deep freezer (maybe 1000 vials). Then thaw one vial and expand the cells. Maybe you create a secondary derived stock. If they are old, thaw a fresh vial etc. If the/master stock is used up. Then you need to generate a new one.

P.s. regarding the transmissible cancer cells. I don’t think it would happen likely. I think the cells need to loose the MHC gene/protein for this. Just wanted to tell that it exists.

P.p.s I would be much more worried by viruses/ mycoplasma unknowingly infecting the cell culture. On the other hand farm animals are sick all the time too.

Transmissible cancers do exist in animal kingdom. (Tasmanian devils for example). So caution is justified.

However, as far as I know, synthetic meat would be made out of muscle cells which are not immortalized.

Transmissible cancer

I wonder what happens if you ask to repeat Regards or sincerely etc.

Try to mount the partition from the live system and copy the data to a safe place. Then reinstall.

No one mentioned ACLs so far. If you see a + using ls -l like this drwxrwx---+, you have an access control list entry.

access control lists

Food intake has a very modest impact on cholesterol levels in people with familiar hypercholesteremia.

Like 10 % reduction when you are 500 % over safe levels.

Hey, I justed a posted a similar experience, before I saw your post. I was able to recover my install and it is running well now. But man that was tense.

I am, currently still using LVM (logical volume manager) with LUKS (harddisk encryption) under Ubuntu. Running low on space, my idea was to add an additional NVMe and add the space to the existing logical volume. Now, I think I did nothing wrong and there is really a bug somewhere in the creation of the initial ramdisc. Fact was it would not decrypt the new drive and I was now basically missing half of the / volume. To fix the initrd, I had to boot from the life-system and manually unlock, discover and mount the various physical and logical volumes. I finally managed to changeroot into the system so I could rebuild the initrd. All this action was something of the most complicated I had to do with Linux. After rebooting and praying everything worked as it should have from the start.