aronovgj
aronovgj
> Both can be hacked now. Arguably downloading it as part of the package (which the hash is verified with choco dot org) allows for only one source to be...
> once someone compromises chocolatey.org, they can point the packages to where ever they want. my point.
hm still doesn't feel right. if i want to install a package i can look at the link and i know that it comes from the original developers site. i...
chocolatey downloads mostly from the developers websites. if i don't trust them, i probably don't trust the software either. so why should i trust chocolatey more than those original sites?...
i've read that sourceforge installers behave differently (less crap distributing) when executed in a virtual machine. i wouldn't trust this if it was tested in a vm: https://gist.github.com/ferventcoder/b5945d959cecfbe82141 someone claims...
I had this happen on my Pixel 7 pro. Did not happen before 0.4.0. I disabled battery optimization in app manager, will see if that helps. Though I had it...
The alarm didn't go off 3 nights in a row. It works after not touching the phone for about half an hour. Tinkering with app manager did not help. Trying...
Don't kill my app returns 100%. K9 Mail runs well on my phone. I think it also uses a foreground service. I deleted the old alarm that was failing and...
Turn on rising volume where? Do I set it in default settings or do I create an alarm first? I turned it on in the default settings and it works...