Am I just not informed enough about this topic or would using parameterized queries everywhere fix the problem? I can’t understand how software companies still manage to make products vulnerable to SQL Injection

Ah, yes. I also love it when I search for firefox on my new PC with Edge (without adblocker) and get sponsored malware in the results.

I still use windows but I think installing software on Linux is way more convenient. Especially with the AUR.

I love the nvme partition naming. Looking at you nvme1n1p3

Have you tried cleaning it? I had the same thing happening until I removed 1mm of dust at the bottom of my charging port

Google and Samsung do this too

But good luck maintaining the kernel by yourself.

Never understood how full a spoon should be

Yes, good recommendation for a phone with a chip that was underpowered at release. Good luck for the next 7 years (amount of time you’ll get software updates on a flagship phone which costs as much as the fairphone and very rarely fails)

whether my earbuds connect instantly and 100% of the time

My airpods connect flawlessly with my android device and so do all my other Bluetooth devices

S24, Pixel 9, iPhone 16: 7 years of is support

Sony: 2 years

German

How ironic. That’s a fake Temu site. Should be pretty comparable in terms of data safety and privacy.

Nice, didnt know about /p. Always used /s with 0 sec of delay

Google to the top, they have none.

Maybe they can stop paying their CEO 7 million per year

I think they dont implement it on purpose

https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/

Quick share works on all phones now. Google’s nearby share was renamed to quick share. And there’s also a windows client now

Keepass/KeepssXC/KeepassDX (password manager for desktop)

Syncthing to synchronize database between devices.

A yes, my beloved nvme1p2 partition that changes name every reboot