AnonCoward42

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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
So I can just make a threat of life to my national leader and make an early election and that is not a coup?
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> What russia calls a "provocation" is no excuse for russia's invasion and subsequent 3rd genocide of Ukrainians (the 1st being the russian-perpetrated Holodomor starting in 1932, the 2nd being the russian deportation of C
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> Calling this a coup indicates lack of knowledge or intentional maliciousness. Elected president gets forcibly removed -> coup. It's the definition of the word. edit: I am not even sure how this can be malicious in any context.
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> The "coup" narrative is a myth. It's just talking point you read somewhere, thought it sounded nifty, and never thought to fact-check or question the logic behind. You never thought for yourself it seems and just throw f
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> It is not well received because it is a hollow Russian talking point that has no substance behind it. Might as well bring up the international Jewish conspiracy and lizard people while you're at it. Not sure why you are talking ab
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> I think the GPS jamming is fairly clearly a Russian operation. Not sure if this is a good source, but just eyeballing where the disruptions are, they centre around Kaliningrad region: But you can admit that the IKEA fire example is lau
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> IRC does not encrypt messages, only (optionally) the client<->server connection. Without E2EE, you have no privacy against the server/operator, which is an easily targeted SPOF. Same as Discord. > Matrix (the protocol) is
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
This is motte and bailey. Currently you go into your motte and talk about human rights and racism (apparently queer is a race), and people get removed from projects (or jobs) because they didn't get the pronoun of the unicorn right. Oh
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
Fedora Silverblue 40 (updated)
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
I keep SELinux enabled at all times, but it does break quite often. For the sake of sticking to Fedora, wg-quick (wireguard) does not work out of the box. On OpenSUSE/MicroOS who is employing SELinux boot takes about 5 minutes on every
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> I don’t think there’s any evidence to this whatsoever. Humans are susceptible to advertising full stop, being a software engineer does not give you magical brain powers and frankly it’s just textbook Dunning-Kruger. I am not OP, but my
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
As I said. It is technically possible, but it is relatively elaborated (for the provider of these patches). As far as I know you don't get them without having an online account at the provider of these patches. But the questions was: D
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
> Rebootless atomic updates - no more interruptions Does it mean the same as in all other distros when you install packages and they restart the services? Or does it actually replace the kernel as well? Maybe a stupid question, but the l
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
IANAL and not easy to generalize, but it seems they do not like to cooperate. They have an IP and tell you they act on that info, but that info is not necessarily enough i.e. you're not the only user of that network. You can probably f
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
Hallo, fellow German here. > The federal authorities knowingly approved the fraudulent UER projects. What's spicy is that the secretary is a green party member. I am not under the impression that anyone has illusions about the Green
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
It is reasonable to assume that they are in on it. At the very least they got out of their way not to change it, even when they were being notified about potential fraud.
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
My guess would be Ubuntu or Fedora and Unity/Gnome 3 respectively. Not that I share the hate, but Gnome 3 is certainly closely designed around some distinct Mac OSX design elements (app overview, handling of workspaces, and such).
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
I wonder if the "new" Firefox is about as good on old PCs as Chrome as it improved quite a lot with Quantum/Photon. For me the switch to Chrome was also caused by the abysmal performance of Firefox at the time, but I immediat
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
I must assume that the quotes presented are the best they have on them and the word fascist comes from the author(s). It's just very involved and the author(s) look therefore very bad to be honest.
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by AnonCoward42 2y ago
It's always good to see such statements with a poisoned well from the start. I have no investment in any of this, but this looks really like the authors of this are the root issue here. And I also agree with - what they call - the oppo
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
What is it exactly for?
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
I wanna add Xiaomi, however with the caveat that I like neither bootloader unlock procedure. Xiaomi wants to install their software on the host (I recommend a VM), you need a SIM installed, and you have to wait 7 or 14 days for the unlock t
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
I also made the observation that more expensive laptops tend to have fewer replaceable parts vs the cheaper models. There is clearly also a manufacturer difference. Out of all the OEMs it's HP that often offers laptop with replaceable
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
> its a very interesting design. What I do find interesting is that there is no extra slot for more ram. so if /when i decide i want more than the 16GB I need to remove the existing. which is only slightly better than soldered ram i
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
> It's mind blowing to me how there is so much focus on whatever -ism, but no one talks about "looksism". Regardless of your gender or race, if you look good, people will default treat you well. If you look bad, every enco
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
Yeah the articles premise is already speculation, but phrased as a fact. > Most people seem to view electricity pylons as a blight - ugly landmarks towering over the landscape. I don't view them as ugly either. There is some beauty
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
Huh, that was it. Changing to NextDNS already works. That's a weird one. Thank you for your suggestion!
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
Has anyone else the problem that they get endless captchas and no way to use archive.ph? Or maybe knows a solution. Edit: This is on Firefox and with uBlock Origin only. It works with the same setup in my VM however. Edit2: Changing DNS (to
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
The end goal of this can only be to outlaw all secrets (for all citizens) if you think it through. First they say messenger may not E2EE, next they outlaw circumvention (i.e. using GPG encryption inside the messenger, side channels) and aft
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by AnonCoward42 3y ago
> I find that those who are chronic workers have very little going for them in their personal lives. Isn't that a truism? If you only work, there is not much time for anything else, I think.

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