waz0wski

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   by waz0wski 11y ago

   The Linux Foundation published a guide recently[1] which has recommendations for desktop. Take into consideration that unless you're running SELinux in full-enforcing mode ( NOT targeted-enforcing, the default!), you still have a HUGE
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   by waz0wski 11y ago

   This guide has some useful tips (enable filevault2, disable mdns advertise), but recommends wholly disabling most of the usable functions of applications like calendar, finder, spotlight, etc in the name of "security", which is fu
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   by waz0wski 11y ago

   > My only real gripe is that I wish the screen animation and updating was more "snappy" like in windows. It always feels like it's just making the little graphics hamsters work a little extra hard to do things like scrolli
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   by waz0wski 11y ago

   > The fact that if anything goes wrong they can call up a phone number and immediately have a consultant($200+/hr) show up at the corp's location and troubleshoot the problem is a lot of accountability they don't have to d