moreeni @ moreeni @lemm.ee

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"Codeburg"

I was helping trying to post in a few of them on a regular basis but there were just crickets

Man, I feel you

uBlock blocks fingerprinting scripts completely. You can also enable scripts individually with it and thus remove the need for NS, which does the same but less

One of the most common misconceptions in the community itself is that there are absolute states of security and privacy. There aren't.

You can't defend against anything, you must consider your threat model before doing any advice given to you on privacy forums.

The threat model of everything possible drives people to schizophrenia. You will lose possible interactions with people as well as potential friendships, because you give out an aura of a weirdo.

I use a second browser too, actually. Still, I would like the ease of using the default browser instead of copy-pasting every such URL

16Gb is good for most people. 32 would better suit graphic/game designers, people who never close applications etc.

You can get syncing to work with Joplin for free through Dropbox (or any other medium) free plan. Synchronise to local file storage and use Syncthing to keep it synchronised across devices

It probably is, because I've got no such problem on Jerboa

"man-eating" I thought that OP was asking if men eating plants was normal

That's pretty much what I have said

on Android

GrapheneOS is still not perfect. The general consensus among people is that running QubesOS with a Whonix/Kicksecure container is the best you can get atm but even that it is not perfect.

The point of the Linux insecurities article is to fight common misconception by the FOSS community that using a Linux distro is going to solve every single security concern you might have. It does not mean, however, that Linux is inherently insecure and shouldn't be used.

The author himself had said he uses Linux and Firefox despite what he wrote in the posts.

IMEI is not provided to apps by default in newer Android versions. It's awful that it took them so long to change this

It doesn't have channels, only groups. It's more like Signal with no phone number req but with worse UX as a trade off

I think that's because it's the content for privacy subs. Now that it had been audited and privacyguides recommends it I put my trust into SimpleX

"communism 2.0" proceeds to link an article about a leading capitalist country

12ft.io

Not really active, but better than nothing, ig

Is there an active bash community on Lemmy?

There is, but this is probably not a Thinkpad specific issue

There are lots and lots of possible reasons for this to happen, so people will need some more information to help you find the issue.

Are you able to boot it at all after it shuts down? How often does it "randomly" get shut down? How do you determine your battery has 50% before it shuts down? Can you check if it happens on other operating systems? What does "it complains" mean, is it a warning in journalctl? Also, please post precise outputs of any errors you might see in journalctl at the time it shuts down.