lemmyingly @ lemmyingly @lemm.ee

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What happened to the messages in their Discord?

I'm an imposter. I run Win11 because work and home needs require some Windows only software. I do run Linux servers and i use WSL. So that one person I know isn't me.

I stick with the big name registrars and then just use the cheapest for that TLD.

Some add this as an additional fee and others include it in the annual price.

Clearly you didn't read my comment... Did you read the first thing I said and went full on blind rage or something? Read it again for the insight

Could you use an alternative machine as a temporary machine until you get it resolved?

And do you actually need all of them running 24/7 or are at least some of them nice to haves?

You could disable most of the services running, reintroduce one, see how it performs. Once satisfied reintroduce another, so on and so forth until you've fingered out what is at issue.

Why do you care if people know what Android device you're using? To me this is a non-issue.

Social media and messaging apps strip meta data when you share media, so for the most part no one can see the information you care about. It's only when you start sharing content via services like OneDrive where people will be able to see the meta data.

It's a standard Android thing.

Do you care if people know what Android device you're using?

The only meta data saved is the Android software version.

My Samsung S21 screenshots show "Android UP1A.231005.007.G991BXXS9FXAK"

Generally when you share media via social and messaging apps the meta data is stripped automatically. So for the most part everyone is perfectly fine even with regular media where you have things like geolocation meta data enabled.

https://www.youtube.com/@VeronicaExplains

IRL I only know of one person who uses Linux as a desktop computer.

Imagine being part of the EU and then deciding to leave...

Sounds like a horrible internet experience. No thanks.

There are many opinions about practically everything - even within STEM. I'm sure some will want an alternative wiki if Wikipedia doesn't state the opinion that they agree with.

At least once every 6 months I come across a top Google result trying to download malicious scripts. The web searches are innocent, eg. "Iso standard metric thread" or "bee keeper hive monitor", which are both search terms in the past where a top result had malicious scripts.

So companies like Proton and BitWarden are harvesting your data with their free tiers?

I tried Windows Defender a couple of years ago for an entire year. I thought it was dog water. The anti-ransomeware feature was the only nice thing about it. I now use BitDefender.

You bring up an interesting point. There are opposing opinions on everything if you go deep enough into the topic, even in STEM fields too.

It'd be interesting to see a Wikipedia that provides pages on the same topic that present each opinion. So the base/overview page on the topic states the summaries of each opinion with a link for further reading. Each opinion page states there are many opinions on the topic and it just presents one. Each page then suggests for further reading, view the base/overview page where the user can read about other opinions on the topic.

😂

What do people call a tweet in the X rebranding?