goblins

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by goblins 9y ago
I shall have to try KDE. I've been an xfce user for years but have been hearing good things about KDE.
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by goblins 9y ago
I use freelance now.
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by goblins 9y ago
Don't know anything about the mayor but what he said seems reasonable to me. As a cyclist myself I have no problem merging into traffic if my lane is blocked, my experience though is most cyclists don't like to stop so end up cutt
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by goblins 9y ago
This is true, I mean I should be in bed right now, I'll be up in 5 hours. But what am I doing? Watching Jessica Jones and writing this message, I'm definitely going to regret it in the morning!
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by goblins 9y ago
>Give it 10 years and people will be keeping their phones until they break. That's basically me right now, still have my trusty sgs2 running lineageOS and will continue to have it till it breaks
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by goblins 9y ago
I don't have anything against Facebook I just have no use for it. I have no use for any social media platform. They are a waste of my time.
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by goblins 9y ago
Having no talent and no achievements I have no plans for this. My only wish is my browsing history dies with me.
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by goblins 9y ago
Yes. Have a point and shoot for decent pictures, my current phone's camera is pants. Handy as maps are I wonder what privacy I'm giving up using them. I don't use sensors. I've actually considered recently getting a dumb
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by goblins 9y ago
Weren't these civil actions taken by private citizens/rights group? The courts are just agreeing with these citizens/rights group. It's not like an EU agency is targeting Facebook unfairly. Personally I can only see this
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by goblins 9y ago
Thanks for this. I've been looking for something like this for ages. I used to use VM's for this but it was a right pain. As an aside I used this guide having discovered it a couple of years ago. I can't remember how but I en
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by goblins 9y ago
The police by the very definition of their job don't go around "tracking" regular folk. Only those that are doing or have done wrong. Seriously the police have better things to do than watch people on CCTV who aren't doi
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by goblins 9y ago
Glad I live in a country with a free health service.
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by goblins 9y ago
Only as far as it goes. Tracking isn't as fine grained. Service providers main concern is the service. Can you be tracked this way? Yes, but not as easily as this is talking about
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by goblins 9y ago
Current quality for the majority of CCTV is probably not good enough for facial. May be gait recognition is more feasible.
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by goblins 9y ago
>It's even worse, it means the police know it doesn't track criminals and so just want to track regular people. The police knowing is really beside the point, local government (councils) own and operate the public space CCTV, t
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by goblins 9y ago
Having read just the abstract is seems that current implementations of Mac address randomisation is essentially useless rather the Mac address randomisation itself. Hopefully in the future the implementation will improve. Until then WiFi is
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by goblins 9y ago
Giving the OP the benefit of a doubt I'm really just learning to program and have many of the questions the OP has asked. Reading the comments to these questions does actually help me make more informed decisions based on the knowledge
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by goblins 9y ago
Working for me
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by goblins 9y ago
Not an expert but I have different email addresses for different thing, currently about 20 email addresses with different providers. I manage them with a password manager which I obviously recommend for your passwords. This means the if say
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by goblins 9y ago
Unfortunately that is rarely the case especially in the US.
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by goblins 9y ago
Me too, was about to start pontificating about text files, and markdown.
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by goblins 9y ago
>Is there a place for anonymity in our digital future? I hope so.
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by goblins 9y ago
I'm not adverse to messing with config files but this seems a little above my knowledge base. I've no experience with functional programming so have no idea really how it's doing the things it's doing. Plus I can imagine
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by goblins 9y ago
Fairly modern. Galaxy S2 lineageOS, fdroid. I know where you're going with this, some things are unfortunately unavoidable. Still I do what I can.
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by goblins 9y ago
This simple horrifies me. Why would you do this to yourself and your family? I don't see myself ever getting anything smart, and if I can't avoid it there is no way it touches my internet connection!
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by goblins 9y ago
Personally I wouldnt bother with this since I delete cookies as soon as I exit the browser. I've a password manager for logins.
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by goblins 9y ago
Me too, I tend to decide whether to read an article based on the comments. I find I hardly ever read an article.
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by goblins 9y ago
Never heard of this one, popped over to the website. Literally the only thing I understand is that the name is NixOS which uses the Nix package manager. They'd need to dumb down whatever it is they're talking about significantly b
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by goblins 9y ago
>He could help in any way a normal citizen could help someone in trouble until another officer arrives with a working body cam. "Sorry madam I know the theif is getting away but I can only help as a normal citizen" Or "Sor
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by goblins 9y ago
I wouldn't say sensible, unrealistic or implausible is closer. "Sorry madam the last person I dealt with broke my camera, I'm not a cop at the moment" Political policing departments... Hhmm you think the police equivalen

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