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Rustmilian

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Privacy & Foss advocate, and Linux user.
Ace 🖤🩶🤍💜

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Rustmilian ,
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Corporate thinks so too.
Where else are they going to get the underpaid labor and data to mass collect?

Thomas 🔭✨ (@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io) 23andMe just sent out an email trying to trick customers into accepting a TOS change that will prevent you from suing them after they literally lost your genome (hachyderm.io)

23andMe just sent out an email trying to trick customers into accepting a TOS change that will prevent you from suing them after they literally lost your genome ro thieves....

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"We've made a change to the TOS, you have 30days to opt-out"
The TOS :
By using this service you agree to these terms :
5 paragraphs of legal gibberish.
+ We reserve the right to chop your balls off at any time.
5 more paragraphs of legal gibberish.

"If you didn't get our notice in the first place, FUCK YOU!! WE DON'T CARE!!"

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Extension updates compatibility and stability

Then stop using GNOME, lol. ◉⁠‿⁠◉

poor inconsistent audio source management tools

Elaborate, because I haven't had any issues with PipeWire.

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Bruv. You have a -16341 and decreasing total user score.
Clearly you're quite abrasive to have a score like that.
Not to mention that you have about 15.2333... comments per day on average which seems pretty damn obsessive to me.

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For Enterprise Editions.

Rustmilian ,
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Nearly every distro has an eol.

For Enterprise Editions.

Rustmilian , (edited )
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ew, LTS user. lol.
Actually, 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) doesn't go EOL until 2028 : ubuntu release cycle, and Ubuntu is very much targeted at enterprise users, it's what Canonical's entire profit model is focused around.
The thing is, one version of a distro going EOL doesn't turn a shitload of hardware into e-waste.
The drivers have to be dropped from the kernel to truly be EOL which doesn't happen until nearly everyone has already moved on which could be 20y possibly even more from when the hardware was first manufactured.
Meanwhile my 2018 & 2020 hp laptops are completely dropped in Windows 11.

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I've tried installing Windows 11 on my 2020 HP laptop. It does not work, no amount of tinkering will save it.

Rustmilian , (edited )
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15 comments a day (key word) on average.
He's had the account for 2 months and already has 915 comments.
I've had my account for 6 months, am active nearly every day and barely have half that.
He's turned this into his personal messenger and most of it is him spewing vomit in text form.

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Doesn't work.
Just to be clear, it's not a TPM issue or anything like that. It's pure driver fuckery.
Which might be on HP or Microsoft, idk. But either way, Windows 11 will not work.
Windows 11 won't work on the 2018 laptop either, but that's a spec issue.

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Wrong. Linux has supported TPM2.0 for ages before even Windows and every distro maintainer would gladly sign their shit. The problem is that a shitload of hardware only accepts Microsoft TPM keys by default which can't legally be used by Linux distributions, forcing the work onto the users. It's pure vendor lock-in.
Also, this is going to be a way less of an issue when UKI's become the standard.

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The the default keys on the hardware, e.g. the keys hardcoded to the motherboard are 95+% of the time only the Microsoft Windows one's.
Even if the distro maintainers & developers had everything configured by default to be signed which is a pain in the ass without UKI's, it still requires the user to add new keys manually.
Rarely do you have hardware with a key for a Linux distribution, and even if you managed to get hardware that has them, the majority of the time it's only keys for stuff like RHEL, Ubuntu Enterprise Edition, etc.

So if they want to they can revoke those keys

That's generally not possible, but I imagine if the BIOS is Internet capable it could be.

and you could only install a Windows operating system.

Nope. TPM isn't required to be able to install the system, only to take advantage of secure boot and security features of the hardware.

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Trees can't survive if they can only get water from a 6''x6'' cookie cutter hole in concrete.

Rustmilian ,
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Mormon - m = Moron

Rustmilian , (edited )
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Windows user detected.
You're so case-insensitive, ba-dum-tss.

Rustmilian ,
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When the government is no longer tolerable it is the right of the people to dissolve it.
I think it’s about that time…

Rustmilian ,
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“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government…”
-The Declaration of Independence

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Sure, just aim it at the politicians.

Xenia wouldn't suggest that :c (lemmy.world)

please don’t harrass or insult that website, but I recently browsed that website because I wanted to get a wallpaper, but then I realized the top bar was saying “Xenia suggests you get Firefox”, wait what?? She wouldn’t suggest that first of all, second, this means that the website knows if you are using Google or...

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It’s clearly a play on the fact Xenia is a Fox.

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It’s easy to do when your browser is based on GTK. In reality they do the bare minimum.

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FLOW, STAIRWAY & WAVES are just literally every wallpaper ever. Uninspired.

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SUN / COMET, HEXWORLD & HARMONY.
Anything that’s not just following the exact same design language like FLOW, STAIRWAY & WAVES clearly are doing.

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I haven’t had any issues.
But it’s not uncommon to a problem somewhere in the Bluetooth stack. It’s important you report any bugs you come across to the respective projects, because of how diverse Bluetooth devices are it’s hard to get perfect support for everything.

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You could use PiP and Ublock Origins on Firefox Mobile for a long time now.

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You can literally use photoshop in your browser now, thanks to webassembly.

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Exactly, it’s fundamentally insecure.

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I couldn’t have said it better.

Not to mention that a company could easily harvest this information, just look at FTC for example.

YouTube warns it might make your viewing experience worse if you don't turn off your ad-blocker (www.businessinsider.com)

YouTube warns it might make your viewing experience worse if you don’t turn off your ad-blocker::YouTube has been cracking down on people using ad blockers. Now, a spokesperson says that using ad blockers could lead to “suboptimal viewing.”

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They’re doing it on purpose.
Metal Outlaws video shows a bit of the code where it shows that it runs a 5s sleep function, and this function is only triggered if the browser has a Firefox user-agent.

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Doesn’t this break competition laws?
Couldn’t Google/YouTube be sued over this?

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Well, can’t hurt to try.

Rustmilian ,
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Wine should just work.
Waydroid needs extra support from the kernel that linux-hardend has disabled at compile time. There’s a DKMS solution however.

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binder_linux-dkms
It’s an Android thing.

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That just means they have the feature enabled at compile time. Linux-Zen is the only kernel that has it on Arch.

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Luckypatchers.com is the real one.
Also you should avoid pureapk, it has malware.
I recommend sticking to apkmirror if the application is available there.

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It’s works, but it’s much more effective on a rooted device.

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Show screenshot.
Not even virustotal finds anything wrong with the domain.

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Lucky Patcher is Android only.
Also, you should really consider getting an adblocker because the entire web is covered with malvertisements.
Even YouTube has scam ads & malvertisements.

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Is your Ublock Origins & lists updated fully and configured right? Because Ublock Origins is supposed to be blocking the malvertisements from being shown at all.
At least it does for me on Firefox-nightly & Mull.

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iMessage itself really isn’t as secure as some think.

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systemctl enable bluetooth.service
Next time just RTFM

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The worst part is that person is using the Wayland bait to push anti-trans propaganda.

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