§ɦṛɛɗɗịɛ ßịⱺ𝔩ⱺɠịᵴŧ @ shreddy_scientist @lemmy.ml

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Being encryption needs to be enabled highlights how Telegram is trying to increase users who want privacy & security but don't exactly know how to go about it. Granted, the option makes it a step up above sms, but that's not saying a lot...

Logical approach, yet the environment of today's politics unfortunately makes this news worthy :-/

Mull all day, pretty much librewolf for your phone!

Edit: Bromite is basically not a thing anymore, closest would be Vanadium

If you flashed Graphene onto your phone, 100% spend the time and setup AnySoftKeyboard for it!

First off, this is no puppet account. I'm an active user who left alt options a while back as they became worse and worse. More importantly, being you're so knowledgeable, what do you make of the 2012 Ukraine coup?

I'm wondering if Universal Blue will be impacted if Redhat pulls a CoreOS move on Fedora. If not, that'd be quite a seamless switch.

For sure, but online exams for college see VM's as a cheating option since the base OS isn't accessible by the exam software to restrict. I've seen on going workarounds, but these exam programs always adapt, making more settings changes required for a VM to work on a test. As if a difficult exam wasn't tough enough. Windows provides the exam software's the lockdown capabilities they desire, so alt OS options aren't allowed.

Apparently, if you go through the "privacy" settings in Windows and turn everything off, it still collects more data than KDE with all telemetry turned on 🤯

You may want to dual boot, especially if your classes are online. I've seen issue after issue using a Windows VM for online exams. But, for me it'd be worth asking a buddy or using the computer lab to get around an invasive OS as your daily driver.

Word is Microsoft quietly killed Cortana, so Windows has that going for it now!

Exactly!! America provides numerous options in all things aside from politics. Almost as if they're trying to control the masses...

More like doing whats best for everyone, which sucks for it to be considered shots fired...

Only if, if mayonnaise was the issue folks would more easily be able to steer clear lol

Linux runs on will power!

There was a report from the beginning of the year which identified 80%+ of US drinking water has at least one massive issue with drinking water. Most samples had 2+ unsafe levels of toxins. So, seemingly no.

Open doas handles admin activity through the command line. It is only ~3,000 lines of code, while sudo has ~170,000 lines. doas does 90% of sudo commands and is more secure as well. Mental Outlaw has a great video on the topic.

There's a wide user base in mind with each, so rarely does anyone use all of the included packages. This could be defined as bloatware, plus proficiency in linux to me means anything can be done via terminal or GUI. The base distro's have some task which require the terminal, while mint and kubuntu are managed via GUI.

Kubuntu or Mint are great distro's to begin with when starting your linux journey. It's good to know down the road these should really be moved on from, but they're great to get the ball rollin for sure!

It's not the concept is bad at all, it's the fact checks and balances have been corrupted by corporations. Today they're just really to ensure corporate America isn't held accountable.

Would installing doas instead of sudo on Fedora fix this or would both still utilize dnf?