If they open source this, I can see it being helpful for elderly people.

We are already doing that for determining the size of planets.

Cloud is never yours.

I would like a Sydney Sweeney version

I would recommend to firstly check the update window for the package. It seems that these packages only contained the malware PKGBUILD for a certain time period, before the commit was reverted back by the arch/air devs.

Then if you find youself infected, try

1. Rotating the stored passwords on chromium/electron based browsers/apps.
2. Rotate keys, (SSH, Cloud, Github etc).
3. Backup your files, this is not a virus, so the file are safe.
4. Reinstall the system from a live USB.
5. FINALLY Nuke your house with a Hydrogen bomb.

Analyzing the commit history of libdata, you can see the attacker pushed the malicious PKGBUILD on Jun 11, 2026 14.59 GMT. And it was reverted back to the previous commit on the same day, about 2.5 hours later, on Jun 11, 2026 at 17:30 GMT.

So it seems like if you updated the libgdata package during this period, your system might be affected.

Edit: Commit history: https://github.com/archlinux/aur/activity?ref=libgdata

Tenet guys Tenet. Reverse Entropy.

What does the headphone and eye symbol do?

Yes

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.chiller3.basicsync

There is a new fork of syncthing. It aims to be minimal with most of the heavy lifting done by the familiar web gui

hypocrite

Singapore why?

Let me suggest you EndeavorOS

NGL this is a well written article.

There are a couple of good ones that does the same. Either fetching from YouTube or Savnn. I use OuterTune.

I don’t know… I feel the world has become so strange after covid.

Yes, I would like to use this as an alternative to syncthing. Arch Linux and Android. So how the phone should be connected? Do I need to open my phone’s SSH port?

Wait are they planing to fine non-age verification compliant devices?

Does it work on smartphones

I am curious why Meta is Pushing age verification? And why are they the one proposing the non facial/legal document method? I thought they wanted more data.