tokzco

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by tokzco 7y ago
i had the older version of sudo myself so posted the manual style fix on arch for anyone interested: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/dimwhn/how_to_detect...
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by tokzco 7y ago
my post on this topic from: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/dhpbml/anytim... i still get lost once in a while but the cool thing about it is i have lots of help online to me that's th
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by tokzco 7y ago
don't know ya Cooper just did a quick google on ya and viewed the reddit post, from what i gather you made the world a better place. thank you.
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by tokzco 7y ago
really good job and congrats have a grammar guru go over your site to touch up on the English and i'd maybe not tell everyone your numbers for 'income' so much, talk about you and your journey to get where you are at today, n
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by tokzco 7y ago
you have heard this a million times and know what it means but here it is again: LIFE IS SHORT and it can be shorter than you think it will be. your time is just that, your time. so go do what you want to do, and if it is wrong well you tri
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by tokzco 7y ago
gonna take a wild guess at this coz yeah it's a good question, but basically my guess is if there's a security problem the community, depending on the OS or distro, probably puts that out in the open, then the community fixes it.
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by tokzco 7y ago
get a vpn and then google different linux seaches from different countries, brings back stuff ya probably never saw
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by tokzco 7y ago
the more i think about it the more i notice that a lot of 'security' is actually used to verify or 'add value' to the data that gets mined meaning 'verified' traffic holds more value than non verified traffic
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by tokzco 7y ago
datamining or collecting metadata is a big business which may soon require governments world wide to protect and treat their citizen's data in a manner like a utility such as water and electric. the consequences of large scale data col