fsflover

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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   AOSP doesn't run on any phone without a ton of proprietary blobs.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   (Not on mobile but) Qubes OS does.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   With the age verification and whatnot, these laws are getting more enforceable with time.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   I'd recommend anonymous torrents in I2P over non-anonymous standard implementation.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   The parent gave the price tag, and I replied with the corresponding device. With good software, Pinephone can smoothly play videos, show map directions and browse the web with NoScript, https://sxmo.org/
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   > But no way I'm getting it for over $150. So Pinephone seems to be what you're searching for.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   The privacy tools that are working today will be much easier to block. Hence, any activists and journalists that the government dislikes will become even more vulnerable. We need to fight this and not give up.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   I can use most native GNU/Linux apps on my Librem 5 like gnome-calculator, gnome-calender, gnome-weather etc. I can run Android apps via Waydroid. F-Droid works fine, too. Its default app store ( https://software.pureos.net&#
9. 279.▲
   by fsflover 4mo ago

   If the openness is important to you, you may want to have a look at other GNU/Linux phones, Librem 5 and Pinephone. The former runs an FSF-endorsed Debian derivative.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Did you consider Librem 5 or Pinephone?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    The age check implementation that is pushed on us has the mass surveillance included in it.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    I liked the metaphor. What don't you like about it?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Probably with better education.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48673500
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    This setting name is indeed misleading.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    You didn't accuse, the parent did by saying that some unknown posts were flagged, which is an empty accusation, if it's without any links.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    https://eff.org and https://edri.org do.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    This is just an empty accusation without specific examples.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42991887 Android devices have started installing hidden app that scans your images (mastodon.sdf.org)
20. 290.▲
    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Shallow dismissal?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    My entire posting and submission history go against the adtech. I only get flagged when I write stupid things or off-topic.
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    Purism announces Librem 16 laptop designed to respect privacy, security, freedom(puri.sm)

    4 points by fsflover 4mo ago|0 comments
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    You can always have more of it. Currently, you can use some technical tools like Tor Browser to protect yourself. Age verification makes it easier to block them.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > this relys wholly on user skill which most people will not be able to do. you need extreme tradecraft and opsec to keep really secure. This depends on the chosen level of compartmentalization. For most people, it might be sufficient to
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    They are not looking to replace Xen. They plan to add support of KVM without breaking Xen: https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/7051#issuecom... They also plan to replace Fedora in dom0 with somethi
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Can you elaborate? I'm not a computer scientists. In my understanding, full VMs are practically equivalent to general purpose computers. What are their limitations? Malware escapes? Last VM escape in VT-d was discovered in 2006 by the
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    I'm not sure I understand your question. VMs run full operating systems on top of Xen hypervisor relying on hardware-assisted virtualization (VT-d or similar). You can run untrusted software in a dedicated VM and keep your sensitive da
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Sounds like security through compartmentalization is more user-friendly: You can run whatever you want and how you want it in a dedicated VM, keeping sensitive things safely isolated, without much thinking of what to enable. Case in point:
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Don't passkeys enable vendor lock-in? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46303239
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    There are very few machines that are capable of running Heads, https://osresearch.net/Prerequisites . I checked that it works on two Librem laptops with a Librem Key, https://puri.sm/posts/the-librem-key