huggingmouth

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   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   I share your concerns and principled stance. These ideological driven policies are akin to polices encouraging bookburnings in my eyes. Futile polices that do nothing but hurt those who perpetuate it and engage in it.
2. 92.▲
   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   Wouldn't people just continue using consumer-grade routers which operate their own nat anyway? Even with ipv6, the traffic generated by all hosts behind a single isp subscription would appear to originate from a single ipv6 host, no?
3. 93.▲
   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   I bought a rm2 a while back but abandoned it when I discovered it had extremely weak security: no fde, a weak remotely-resettable 4 digit pin, no local file syncing (doesn't appear as a mass storage device when plugged in as a usb, doe
4. 94.▲
   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   I uninstalled the snap version and installed the flatpak one. No more lying pop-ups (I close firefox but it never updates when I reopen it). Bonus, I don't need to be root to update it!
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   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   Made the jump and couldn't be happier. One thing I noticed to keep in mind: Debian doesn't seem to be as proactive nor expansive as ununtu when it comes to security updates. I'm subscribed to both dsa and usn mailing lists an
6. 96.▲
   by huggingmouth 4y ago

   While i prefer json, I absolutly would not consider xml a legacy format.