> My personal attitude to Graphene seems to get a bit more negative with each one of these "rants" and I doubt I'd go far out of my way to help them, even if I had exposure to them.

My thoughts entirely, I prefer to use CalyxOS, which for some reason in the eyes of GrapheneOS is pure evil.

I've never seen them call it "evil". I've seen them debunk CalyxOS security claims as well as criticism of GrapheneOS, and they usually provide some serious reasoning and technical information when they do it. They know what they're talking about.

Don't take it personally. I'm a huge fan of Linux, and GrapheneOS routinely comes here and calls it a huge security liability. And they are right.

Concerning that they managed to get a LE certificate issued.

I tried that once but the cifs kernel mod was so old it didnt support modern auth methods.

Before we I introduced an MDM at work, I can tell you, 80% of users were running apps from .dmgs from their desktop.

I'll leave it to the reader to decide if that means the process is "intuitive".

Shame there is no client subnet filter. I've had issues in the past with various websites when using resolvers that don't add that hint.

It is indeed ridiculous. In the UK all bank cash machines are free no matter which bank you're from. My Girocard charges me 7€ for out of house withdrawals.

Bank-owned and supermarket cash machines don't generally charge for withdrawals in the UK but there are still many third-party machines that do.

That's why i said "bank cash maahines", for want of a better word.

I think it was both. If you ever used Flash on an Android phone at the time, it was a very quick way to empty your battery and make your phone a nice heater.

> Some European countries right now have their currency printing and their passport printing outsourced to foreign nations.

Whilst I still agree with your premise that this is not wise, I should point out that, for example UK passports, whilst produced in Poland, are personalised in the UK. Not that that helps the UK case since the personalisation is done by Thales...

> You can stick to 802.11r only by... have all the APs on the same channel

Is that really true? We make sure all our APs are on different channels to prevent interference.

Gemini was the fraudulent usage, OP doesn't indicate they actually use it.