Yes because the department of the DINUM that made it, the « Opérateur de produits interministériels » is only one of it’s many department. I can link you multiple French article that explain it was developed by the DINUM. Please research a little bit before posting, looking for skills on LinkedIn means nothing. Also the French entrepreneurs that usually get contracts for this were very angry about it.
It’s made by the DINUM, not an outside consulting company. And the product made by the DINUM (Tchap, France Connect …) are still in use.
Yes we know that it used the Signal protocol in 2016 but there is no doubt it drifted a lot since. A lot of changes were made to Signal since and we don’t know how WhatsApp protocol evolved. You can’t assume they’re still equivalent now. And one is open source with reproducible builds while the other is not.
It’s the French common name for this, visioconférence. Why would they care about Microsoft products for this?
I’m not saying it’s not, but that’s not enough to prevent them from using that name.
It’s a French common name for this.
But that’s the French name for this: visioconférence.
The gendarmerie has had its own Linux distribution for a while now but that’s about it.
It has a lot of trackers: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.tribab.tricount.android/latest/
You’re right, my bad.
Or netbird if you want something non US.
Yes, I didn’t explain that very well. I meant that I learnt a lot because sometimes you want to go a bit further than what the nix config let you do so you end up reading what the module actually do to figure out what to override. So I’ve learnt a lot about Linux reading and then writing derivations and modules.
I disagree, I’ve never learned more about Linux that since I switched to NixOS. Granted you have a new language to learn and an extra layer to manage, but that layer is still working on regular elements of the Linux ecosystem. Adding a service with services.something. enable = true; will generally just create a systemd service (and possibly some other things depending on the service).
It’s true you need to have very good basics in Linux before but it works very well on desktop, especially with home-manager.
Does LibreWolf add the missing API to enable Cookie AutoDelete to work? Because I thought it didn’t work since Firefox 86 and TCP/strict mode.
Also Firefox already has a way to delete cookies and storage between sessions: privacy.clearOnShutdown_v2.cookiesAndStorage. No need for an extension.
Me, in IT for 3 decades:
Well, there is an update icon waiting on me. Not touching it ATM.
Hum?
You could use Blocky for this. It can do both, apply some block lists and use DoT/DoH resolvers.
I liked this explanation:
Well the causality is obvious here.
Because that’s the French word for it, a visioconférence.