Of course there are alternatives. That's the cherry on top of this crap pile: only regular non tech folks are affected. Nerds and actual criminals will just run an xmpp or simplex server and not care about the legislation.
Sounds like you're over saturated and need a break from gaming. Happens to a lot of us.Try not gaming at all for like 2-3 months. It'll feel fresher afterwards
The malicious thing about recall is, it doesn't matter how much you protect yourself, every one you interact with has to protect themselves too, or your private chats are gonna land there anyway
I thought the tipping point had been miscalculated due to not factoring in the colapse if sea currents and new calculations show we're well past it. There's only mitigation left. Prevention has been out the window for a long time.
Imagine having to work with a snake like Lindner and a wet paper towel like Scholz on a daily basis. I don't agree with everything Habeck does but just for that fact alone he's earned my respect. I would have fucking resigned like 3 months in.
You're describing very different use cases. Face unlock isn't AI. It's just using biometrics to generate a very complex password. It should and can run locally, I wouldn't trust any provider to actually keep it local though. Everything else you mentioned happens in the cloud. You need a good amount of processing power to generate the necessary output, which happens on server farms. Thats why Bezos is looking into nuclear reactors to feed his farms enough energy.
If you think Musk has your fingerprints because you tweeted about the last restaurant you ate, we clearly have no common sense of reality and should leave the discussion at that
Social media is a privacy concern as well, but this is clearly on another level. I don't save my biometric data on twitter. I don't need facebook to live a full life. And as you said, there are anonymous alternatives. There aren't when you travel. And living without travelling at least a little bit is kind of sad. So the comparison doesn't fit.
In a day and age where the people are growing a part from they're own language, your asking alot of them. I guess it literally doesn't effect them much...
I think the nobara updater works with yum. You should be able to access to the yum update history and find out what audio related packages got installed in the update and downgrade those. Anything with pipewire or alsa in the package name for example
Kernel 6.11 has been super buggy for me. About 3 weeks ago Nobara rolled out that kernel if I'm not mistaken. Do you still have a 6.10 grub option to try out? Since the live usb works that could be the issue.
If all your boot entries are 6.11, boot into the oldest and downgrade that
I don't agree with the guy, but his first sentence is literally "before we knew anything about him". Pretty sure that includes his manifesto...