tempfs

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by tempfs 4y ago
You can't halt a bank collapse, but you can postpone it and attempt to reduce the impact with inflation which is exactly what has happened. Additionally, if you don't address the lack of regulation that allowed the collapses in 20
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by tempfs 4y ago
Have you read Apple's privacy policy?
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by tempfs 4y ago
This is entirely great and especially appreciate the Cave Johnson quote for bonus points.
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by tempfs 4y ago
Just remember that now instead of your ISP knowing every site you visit, Apple now will. So where as in the olden days, in order to figure out who you were, some actor had to buy logs from the destination sites and from the ISPs, then corre
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by tempfs 4y ago
* We require you to have an account with us which we will use to track you everywhere. ** We will fingerprint your phone in order to abuse it as a pseudo hardware token. *** Two of us also completely control your phone too, with the third o
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by tempfs 4y ago
Threat actor is industry standard terminology for a malevolent or blackhat brand of hacker. Not all hackers are threat actors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker
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by tempfs 4y ago
Everything in this country, in this life, is a competition. One big zero-sum game. It starts in high school. Social status, academics, athletics, and now social media followers and likes. I am very glad that when I was in high school, soci
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by tempfs 4y ago
Let's leave Microsoft's bad ideas on Windows mmmkay.
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by tempfs 4y ago
If your devs/admins are keen on selling access to your network, ZeroTrust won't save you.
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by tempfs 4y ago
I really wish this situation was anything close to a real effort to protect free speech or even better to nuke Twitter from orbit. I hope people realize that he is just trying to protect his favorite stock manipulation platform.
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by tempfs 4y ago
Windows is for: - People who know nothing about computers and don't want to. - People who are being held hostage by some third party software that isn't built for ARM/Mac/Linux. One can argue that Mac's satisfy the
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by tempfs 4y ago
Yes, and trolling LinkedIn for people that they could just socially engineer or otherwise bribe into gaining access from.
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by tempfs 5y ago
It is almost like these 'another winning step towards fusion' announcements arrive on a schedule meant to make sure that the funding isn't pulled.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Everyone is assuming this is the Russians and that could very well be true. If I were a bad actor from some place other than Russia, now would be a great time to pursue my own objectives and make as much noise as I wanted assuming that Rus
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by tempfs 5y ago
My favorite fuckup is when the MS Authenticator itself tells me that it needs me to use MS Authenticator to verify who I am, so it sends a code to itself. You can't make this shit up.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Death to the burble-tunes and the idiots that acquire them, then use them to assault the neighborhood.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Even if you ignore the fact that they'll find a way to shit on Linux[to push WSL] I simply do not trust Microsoft to get anything right in terms of security.[1] [1] Being alive and security aware for the last few decades.
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by tempfs 5y ago
If you rely on social media for your news you're gonna have a bad time.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Finally, someone gets it. There is a lot of other well intended, intellectually driven arguments and opinions in this thread, but I am afraid that the people actually making the calls here are mostly likely being guided by their own self i
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by tempfs 5y ago
My favorite new features of Windows 11 are the fact that my wireless adapter suddenly sucks and that it now takes me two clicks to get the full right click menu.
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by tempfs 5y ago
It is a for profit company, the reason is always profit.
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by tempfs 5y ago
This is exactly how you get around those pesky laws that prevent you from doing it yourself as a governing body. You just let/encourage/look-the-other-way as private companies do it for you then you just buy access from them. Al
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by tempfs 5y ago
Well... you could create a new user profile, install the apps to that user's profile, give their group access to the folders you want the browser to be able to get to (Downloads folder, whatever), then lock them out of anything else...
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by tempfs 5y ago
Add something like this to your /etc/fstab. Will save a few touches to the SD card and enhance system security a little. My last SD went for 3+ years on a decently busy little Pi. ## ## Decrease touches to root partition a
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by tempfs 5y ago
Another vote for Brother's Laser printers. Love mine, cheap, reliable and works on Linux without a hitch.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Believe me when I say that all major tech companies have spooks in their ranks. They don't really need to insert backdoors or ignore bugs. They have human assets in the teams. Ask anyone who works in one of these organisations and th
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by tempfs 5y ago
I use Debian and have three non-Debian repos in my sources.list. No problems thus far. Been using Linux for over a decade and haven't run into any problems from apt/repo's. So I am using what I believe to be a qualified opi
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by tempfs 5y ago
Repos and package management are one of the best features of Linux. Sorry that you've worked your way into problematic edge cases but for everyone else this solves way more problems that it creates. A world where you no longer have to
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by tempfs 5y ago
Why use MSFT-overlayed Chrome(aka Edge) at all instead of just using Chrome? Edge will always lag Chrome for security matters and MSFT will just be yet another surveillance layer within it. Just use Firefox folks. It's fast, secure-is
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by tempfs 5y ago
Don't really need DPI to detect services and protocol patterns, just a decent perimeter device which almost everyone has. Ex. Tons of UDP streaming from an endpoint to a cloud box sticks out like a sore thumb using little to no special

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