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eBPF Rootkit
(synacktiv.com)
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AN0M used portions of GrapheneOS code
(grapheneos.social)
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ActivityPub
(activitypub.rocks)
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Peer-to-peer ephemeral public communities
(getaether.net)
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You'll only learn when you get pwned or worse, your phone gets bricked because of incompetent people running e/OS! The fact that you are failing to even acknowledge the proof and refusing to even do a little bit of self-research t
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11mo ago
It's on-par with extreme moderation to the point where they will flag/mute whoever disagrees with them
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udev4096
11mo ago
HN comments rarely resolve only into personal insults. It's sometimes accompanied with the actual arguments but never just insults
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11mo ago
I meant serve it on Tor and I2P. With nginx, it's pretty simple and you can simultaneously serve on clearnet as well
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11mo ago
OpenAI bots are relentless. I used to see some random requests every time I requested LE cert for making a service public but now, it's always "gptbot"
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11mo ago
Stop encouraging centralization and non-private web. Cloudflare's famous mitm also puts everyone's data under their watch. Remember how cloudflare leaked secrets in 2017 on every major search engine?
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11mo ago
Which is why you mirror your small blog across multiple networks. Use Tor, I2P, etc. Most blogs are git repos so it's very easy to distribute it
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11mo ago
e/OS is a joke: https://www.kuketz-blog.de/e-datenschutzfreundlich-bedeutet-... and https://community.e.foundation/t/service-announcement-26-may... are sufficient to conclude that Lineage is bette
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11mo ago
I would never recommend this article for anyone looking for comparison. It's wrong in so many ways. Your opinions are highly biased and it's an extremely poor attempt to make GrapheneOS look bad. For a factual and technical compa
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11mo ago
A good reminder for advancing decentralization and p2p networks!
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Yeah, I was shocked. Disbelief that the host was up, which is what usually happens when the cloudflare's page show up
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11mo ago
Would be funny if it was a record breaking ddos on cloudflare
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11mo ago
"My opinions are universal fact and not a skill issue"
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11mo ago
Using luks to encrypt all partitions (incl. /boot) and it's only unlocked using yubikey. I have secureboot enabled (sbctl to enroll keys) and TPM PCR values to avoid tampering. systemd-boot (a lot more secure than grub) doesn'
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11mo ago
What a cope. The hardening options highly restrict the unit files from accessing anything more than it's required for it's function. systemd has also made a lot of efforts in progressing the boot security: https://0poin
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11mo ago
Least sane systemd hater, try using runit or sysvinit on a production system and come back crying when your runit bash scripts fail all the time
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11mo ago
systemd scales. I love small init systems but systemd is just so convenient. It handles daemon process, encryption with cryptsetup, boot process (systemd-boot), hardening options you can define on unit files, good support for nested contain
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11mo ago
Average HN user has happily chugged the sugar coated propaganda from valve, which paints them as a saint which they clearly aren't
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Most modern "AAA" games are meant to hook you up. It's an addictive cycle, most games are also only on steam which means steam owns you. It has profiled you, your voice chats, your friends, your game habits, etc. If you'
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11mo ago
I highly doubt it. Maybe not at the surface level but if you dig, you'll always find the dirt on any for-profit endeavor
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11mo ago
> You don’t have time to play games anyway. Yes. Games are a complete waste of time and the sooner you realize it the better
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11mo ago
Valve is still evil, just like any for-profit tech corps. They have made a fortune in csgo gambling boxes
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IncusOS is different. You can use incus itself on all the major distros: https://linuxcontainers.org/incus/docs/main/installing/
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11mo ago
Incus was an LXD fork in the very beginning but it's evolved a lot since then. Incus is far superior than LXD in number of ways
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Profiles are really great. It's like cloud-init on steroids
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11mo ago
It's a lot more than that. Clustering, storage drivers, networking, etc makes up a whole virtual machine manager. It never says it's a hypervisor, it's a VMM as outlined on it's github: "Powerful system container an
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