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by udev4096 10mo ago
Last time I tried bazzite, a year ago, it was very buggy and crashed often. I switched back to SteamOS on deck. Has bazzite gotten any better?
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by udev4096 10mo ago
> Doesn't even load with JS > Impossible to "expose" The perks of disabling JS on every site!
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If You Must Use Signal, Use Molly(xn--gckvb8fzb.com)
14 points by udev4096 10mo ago|3 comments
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Before bitcoin! Crazy
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Yes, FUCK MIT. They killed aaron, a brilliant engineer and free thinker
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Why is this even surprising? Mass surveillance is not a new thing. It's been there since the inception of the internet. This only makes it "official" and is nothing more than a formality. We need to fight back by using decent
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by udev4096 10mo ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted. It would be wonderful if there was same site for all the big open source projects
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by udev4096 10mo ago
It's a better navigation and overall quicker way to read code
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by udev4096 10mo ago
> Mixpanel became aware of an attacker that gained unauthorized access to part of their systems and exported a dataset containing limited customer identifiable information and analytics information Read before you blindly comment
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Sam Altman is a con man and certainly the definition of evil. He's certainly not head of engineering so it's not even upto him, not that he's even capable of making such a decision
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by udev4096 10mo ago
What kind of notification is this? No actual information is conveyed. It's so vague you might as well not write it
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Backdooring the internet is certainly a productive venture!
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by udev4096 10mo ago
The article points that by 2030, we will lose comms with voyager. Is there a way to avoid it?
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Whoever is currently alive won't live to see the absolute worse that earth is going to be in upcoming centuries, if the human civilization even survives until then
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by udev4096 10mo ago
> dragnet of surveillance by ISPs Yet relying on them for even signing up. How ironic. Signal is good for normies seeking privacy but it's so bad if you look past that
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Who needs Proxmox? I'm finally trying out Incus(xda-developers.com)
3 points by udev4096 10mo ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 10mo ago
You are clearly talking out of your ass. I couldn't care less on your baseless and outright stupid arguments. Have fun running stock or some shitty custom rom
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by udev4096 10mo ago
e/OS is a fucking joke
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Are you serious? A storm is heading towards you and you wanna just keep watching it until it hits you? Absolute bafoon
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by udev4096 10mo ago
It's disappointing to see such blatant misinformation on HN. There has been a wave of these low quality trolls and it's increasing everyday
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Moxie thinks everyone in the world is a fucking normie and people shouldn't be running servers because he hates freedom and loves centralizing everything. It's rare when such a genius cryptographer has hatred towards decentralizat
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by udev4096 10mo ago
What metadata exactly? Matrix only publishes the absolute required metadata for functioning of federation. Unless you can pin point exactly what metadata and how harmful that is, stop throwing that word around. Whoever is pushing this narra
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Hardly an actual mitigation. Temp phone numbers are in abundance and a dedicated spammer can definitely overcome it
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Ultra paranoid group already despises Signal because of it's strict phone number requirement and moxie's stubborn and unreasonable stance on refusing anyone to self-host. Matrix is far better than Signal
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by udev4096 10mo ago
That's false. You can set your phone number discovery to None and even your contacts cannot find you unless you explicitly message them or share your username
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by udev4096 10mo ago
"Never"
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Build a Lua Interpreter in Rust(wubingzheng.github.io)
1 points by udev4096 10mo ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 10mo ago
It really depends. Not all kids are extremely dumb and get hooked by very obvious attempts from evil social networks. I still have hope for future aaron swartzs and linus torvaldss
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by udev4096 10mo ago
Who is surprised? Fuck zuckerberg
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by udev4096 10mo ago
JavaScript disabling helps a lot, regardless of what author says. It disables most of the tracking attempts, improves security and most of all pages load faster and hardly break if you're just browsing anyway. The whole article never m

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