You should edit the post title to say “on GitHub” instead of whatever is currently going on there.

This study truly is an association. It measures US and UK adults. You literally should take this at face value. However face value is just what’s in the headline.

There’s literally no way in a federated environment to prevent blocked accounts from interacting with your posts without making your blocked accounts list public

Would you rather make your blocklists public?

Programming and being a doctor are different things. This comparison makes no sense.

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Yes. I know. But it’s not British cuisine.

Just because something is made in a place doesn’t mean its part of the cuisine belonging to that place. Indian dishes do NOT count for British.

So 25%

Where is that number coming from?

This is an Apache server version error it takes 5 minutes to fix.

Lemmyverse != threadiverse

radicale might be in your distro’s package repos.

There’s zero cryptographic reason to have a signed date at that point.

That completely nullifies the entire point of signature validations.

99% isn’t the threshold. I’d say like 25% or less

So any APK I download will just expire at some point in time that’s probably really annoying to know, and then I have to dig through the internet again so I can install the app again?

These two are identical for software.

Correction: SSL certificates can expire before someone would want to continue being able to install any given app.

The problem with that is that certificates expire before someone would want to keep using the app.