The best time to switch was fifteen years ago. The second best time to switch is today.

Automation APIs?? When the other option is libvirt? You can’t be serious.

Had been for over a decade and a half. There’s no reason to use that piece of garbage over virt-manager.

Very possible. Android works in shady ways.

All I can tell you is that Conversations didn’t send your messages to Google. The servers you used didn’t send your messages to Google, and if you were using OMEMO, they couldn’t even they wanted to.

Then it’s probably just a fluke.

Notifications with full message contents?

Did you search for anything while having that conversation?

I don’t think that was very clear since other people also assumed you were using it as your account in Conversations.

A recovery email doesn’t really have anything to do with XMPP. Using Google or whatever won’t make them be able to read your messages.

If OMEMO was on, then Google didn’t read your message. Also now you say you weren’t using your Google account but a server from jabber.network? How about your interlocutor? If both of you were using an account for a random server on the jabber.network list, then Google wasn’t reading your messages, even with OMEMO turned off.

XMPP is not end to end encrypted, so whatever server you use, unless you own it, will have access to your messages.

Almost every current XMPP client, including conversations, supports OMEMO E2E encryption by default.

Conversations.

Howard needs that data.

I don’t think you understand how apt works. Anyone can roll out a mirror.

Also, again, the hashes need verification. Trusting the transport rather than a signature is obviously going to lead to compromise somewhere in the chain.

Look buddy, you do you. If you clearly already aren’t using the signatures provided with hashes when you use hashes, so it’s no bother to you. Apt, and I, will continue doing so.

What do you code for the Dreamcast?

You can also just grep through your .bash_history

Nice, 30 years and I didn’t know this one. I always use the $! for the last argument.

Let me teach you about reverse-i-search in bash…

https://linuxvox.com/blog/ctrl-r-linux/

OnePlus 6T runs great

If you want quality, torrents are where it’s at. You’ll be able to download full Blu-ray files, the whole 60 some GB worth.