Espionage724

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by Espionage724 3y ago
I haven't visited a CNET page in years and didn't know they were even still relevant :p The times I have visited CNET pages in the past was to find specific information. If such information happens to be in deleted articles, that
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by Espionage724 3y ago
For a while I was only interested in newer Java releases just to see if Runescape ran on it :p The usefulness seemed to cut-off with Java 11 though and now the RS Java client is being deprecated.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Yeah there might be one person discussing this in social media that legitimately values privacy. If you value privacy, you aren't using Windows. If you value privacy, you should realize that most people only care about it to the extent
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Part of that vocal minority is naive and was likely manipulated to push views that only benefit bad-actors. If people were being sincere, they wouldn't be so vague in detailing how Intel is going to use this information maliciously.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
It's not spying. Spying implies being observed without consent, and that the adversary is gaining information to use against you. The average person who is using Windows and likely the only ones to see this do not fall under this. Peop
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by Espionage724 3y ago
No, not like that at all lmao Just wait until you hear about your cursor being tracked on pages and what images and positions on the site you hover and stop scrolling over :p Intel isn't giving my browser data to enemies of the state.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
KDE is not relevant or even heard of aside from people on Arch forums and more isolated communities. Heck the rare times I've seen Linux in the wild, guess what DE they were using? It's the one that's actually used by mainstr
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by Espionage724 3y ago
How is that a problem? Nobody is reviewing open-source driver code aside from the people actually working on improving it. Also lmao; do you really believe Intel is going to sabotage their own platform? If you're doing something so &qu
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Lmao. Anyone who cares about this likely isn't using Windows to begin with, and has already fallen into some Parabola Trisquel rabbit hole. Microsoft isn't crippling their user experience considering that doesn't benefit them
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Great! I want Intel to improve the driver stack I use on my hardware, and if information how I use their graphics stack is useful for that, cool. I continue on my usual usage, and Intel gets data on how to improve the experience for free. H
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Couldn't you run Termux, pick a distro, install it with proot or something, and then host any servers you want? It seems like unforeseen complexity from that would come from mobile providers allowing the ports needed, and DDNS; if you
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by Espionage724 3y ago
If the crazy uncle is interested in socializing more, they can see how their social-media behavior influences that. If they lose followers, friends, or if it escalates to platform bans and restrictions, that can be data used to realize that
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by Espionage724 3y ago
"...The Zuckerberg Doctrine claims that forcing people to use their own names is a way to ensure civility. This is an idea so radioactively wrong, it can be spotted from orbit." The idea isn't wrong and there are certainly pe
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by Espionage724 3y ago
If you want to involve another 3rd-party in your data collections, also choose DNS NOT provided by your ISP. My ISP has an interest in keeping me online and naturally need to provide their own DNS servers that work well-enough to not questi
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by Espionage724 3y ago
You either use Firefox, Edge (fork of Chrome), or Chrome today. Serious companies and the average person only use Chrome or Edge. Anyone serious about privacy is using Tor. Hipsters acting like they're serious about privacy are compili
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by Espionage724 3y ago
I think getting information about devices in and connected to the system would be easier from Linux; might be nice for device and board programming or diagnosing USB devices. I don't remember specifics but terminal use felt odd on macO
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Ok I get what the title's purpose is, but that implied something totally different than what I actually read. Yeah you lose access to the content you technically rent from Apple if your account gets disabled. Same with other major prov
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by Espionage724 3y ago
I wonder how RHEL will handle this in the future.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
It looks like I was wrong to assume the subreddit had any sort of official status from Mozilla. It'd be nice if they came right out and disowned any association of that subreddit drama though.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
It seems my assumption was wrong that the subreddit had any kind of official status from Mozilla.
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by Espionage724 3y ago
A Quest 2 wouldn't have the power to run a VR app and floating window; it has a hard enough time trying to run a browser and flat game just from Home with virtual environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPmphsTu0U4
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Unless Mozilla takes a similar stance in-accordance to their own guidelines, yeah: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/part... At the least I expected some public disassociation with
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by Espionage724 3y ago
A cooler use for this is with Meta Quest VR headsets. Pair a keyboard and mouse to it, side-load productivity apps and you have literal floating freeform windows that only you can see (wider customization availability and privacy). Termux s
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by Espionage724 3y ago
For me, not until it gets VoLTE: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/1878
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by Espionage724 3y ago
I speed-run every install; how else would I improve anything about it? :p https://wiki.realmofespionage.xyz/distros:fedora_workstation... Fresh Fedora installs involve me opening Terminal, Firefox, going to that page, and c
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Come on, nobody knowing what HSTS is would need help turning it off for localhost especially if they can even string that sentence together; I got that from the title and expected a funny story of stuff breaking. The fix being mentioned is
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Firefox subreddit took part in that blackout nonsense when I was trying to find details about a flag; forget anything to do with Mozilla if they're for hiding information a whim; the API changes didn't even involve Mozilla in any
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by Espionage724 3y ago
That site loads fine for me in Firefox. I like how Seattle has their own ordinance site; I don't know how other places do it, but the town I'm in uses eCode360
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by Espionage724 3y ago
Location: Pennsylvania, US Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: NGINX, MySQL, PHP, Linux, SELinux, WordPress, Joomla, SSL, Firmware Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C1J2xawi
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Do contributions to OCID and MLP from Tower Collector get used?
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