akimbostrawman

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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>It causes many stability issues, as to my experience In my experience it very much does not, ram instability with this feature indicates a hardware issue same as with ECC. >Mr.Nobody, generally, should not worry about expensive cryog
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
They do have sign up with only a captcha but it seems to be ip reputation depended if you get them. https://proton.me/support/human-verification
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>What about Fedora? You still have sudo don't you? So still less secure but also more freedom than GOS. >We are just lucky that desktop linux is not a popular target. Its not only that. The fact that software is expected to be mo
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
The difference between conspiracy theory and established fact are 10 years time.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>They've got to make money somehow /shrug They do with enterprise but not the way they do with consumers. There is no point selling data for ads on couple thousand servers for pennies when they make millions with licensing and
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>We have learned that this assumption was wrong. I don't see how the existence of wrong or disinformation somehow makes that assumption wrong. Considering the amounts of (true) information you can freely access with the internet rig
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
That is not relevant for pixels at and above 7.they all have guaranteed 7 years of security updates, which is longer than iphones 5 years.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>there are plenty of immutable OSs now among Linux distros, are they also limiting your freedom? By definition they very much can. For example SteamOS wipes all non system application (except flatpaks) on updates unless you disable read
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Why do you assuming only true information is information. Information can be anything not to mention that the definition of truths and lies can change with time and location.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
That doesn't address anything. If your device is compromised they do not need your hardware key because they can just read all mails on device or steal login/session cookies for accounts and bypass authentication. Passkey is still
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Because they are by design aren't. Meanwhile monero has been exactly that and much more for more than a decade with by default fungibility, privacy and anonymity.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Why bother with that when they can replace it with any backdoored phone of the same model.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Secureboot keys do not give away any data on the encrypted "cute" OS. At worst they can attempt an evil maid attack but why bother when they can use any device of the same model.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
It depends on your country if that would be legal
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>Except George Floyd was the last case in a long list of police brutality against black people. You mean the long list which gets very short once you actually watch the bodycam footage instead of msm headlines? >How many cases like No
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>If you believe that what happened to George Floyd was bad, you would also believe that what happened to Nowak was bad except Nowak has never done a crime such as robbing a pregnant women with a knife or overdosed on drugs leading to his
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
they can try, so far GrapheneOS has been the only mobile OS immune to them.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
>it seems to be up to them individually to get this working again Just like on x11 for the overwhelming majority of applications it's implemented in and handled by the applications framework like GTK, QT, electron, ...
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Since KDE telemetry is privacy conscious too, I as a privacy conscious linux user see little issue with enabling it.
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by akimbostrawman 4mo ago
Instead of rage baiting you could have just read the blog post to figure out its opt in telemetry, crash reports (most of which won't be x11/Wayland related) is being used as an additional metric to confirm that trend.
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
WebGL does on Tor browser, LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser.
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
>I remember accidentally nuking history of a few years - that wasn't fun. If you are on linux I can't recommend enough using a COW filesystem like btrfs and zfs with snapshots. I can't count the amount of times i have wipe
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
>The idea here is that ZCash is more friendly to govt so they still know you bought ZCash Not when it's shielded which is why nobody uses it that way so you might as well just directly buy the superior private currency monero. >s
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
Living in authoritarian countries makes VPNs and proxies mandatory
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
Horrible UX that is fragmented and confusing even to nerds. If they had a easy and featureful client like qbittorrent they would have had a lot more of a chance.
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
>Not sure how this doesn’t seem to get more attention Because it's obvious? Any interaction on the cloud = someone else's computer has 0 expectation of privacy. Are we next gonna pretend being shocked that google queries aren&#
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
Btc is neither fungible, untraceable or private. The only actual currency which is comparable to gold is monero xmr.
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
Self driving cars mean: Electric cars that are much less or at all maintainable by yourself or 3rd parties resulting in easy lock in and higher prices. Heated subscription seats will only be the beginning. A lot of internet connected sensor
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
>and they very justifiably don’t want to bother catering to you Considering they are one of the very few sites and VPNs that allow sign up without JS your claim is verifiably false. They also collaborate with and develop there own tor br
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by akimbostrawman 5mo ago
Depends on for what. online services/anything you can autofill with pw manager: random generated password as long as possible + MFA like hardware token (UF2) FDE device/pw manager/anything you can't autofill: Passphrase

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