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6 days agoIt’s been theorized that human beings’ ability to walk or jog long distances is what brought us out of our primitive era and made us the most advanced species on the planet.
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13·7 days agoWhat posse comitatus? Never heard of her ~ Trump
23·14 days agoIt’s not compulsory unless it’s a government office. If a local business is half-masting for that cunt, they are doing it willingly and proudly. You can fuck right off with your defense of anyone who supports that bigoted corpse. May he rot in hell for his crimes against humanity.
8·14 days agoAoostar makes some really great tiny NAS devices based on the Intel N100/N150 series, and they also have an AMD unit if that’s your jam (it’s mine). If you buy the one with built in main storage it comes with Windows 11 Pro installed but you can wipe that and install Linux or a dedicated NAS OS if you wish. Or just save money and throw a NVMe SSD in for the OS and a bunch of HDDs for media and go to town.
The best part is you can buy direct from Aoostar, no need to buy from Amazon though they are offered there too.
https://aoostar.com/collections/nas-series
I also like UGREEN’s NAS offerings, they come with their own custom NAS OS that supports Docker so you can run all your *arrs and Jellyfin and other server apps as containers. The web-based interface is like using a normal Linux or macOS desktop.
See you on the high seas, matey.
6·14 days agoApple has already said they can scan your device, using on-device hardware and software, for CSAM and report that to the FBI. Yes, CSAM is bad and shouldn’t exist, but today it’s just CSAM that’s illegal and reported, tomorrow it will be the fact that one is LGBTQ+ or anti-fascist. They said they decided not to do it, but can you really trust them?
No amount of E2E encryption will protect you from an on-device spy that can scan and upload what is sitting on your phone every time you unlock it and therefore decrypt it. Your data has to be decrypted for you to interact with it, E2E only protects you when your device is in your adversary’s hands.
From your other posts you seem to be knowledgeable about security and privacy, how is it that you are turning a blind eye to this well known “feature” of Apple devices and just trusting their word that it isn’t enabled? Why are you so bent on propping up Apple as a secure platform when it’s so glaringly obvious they can’t be trusted with your data?
I will never understand why anyone trusts a corporation who has proven time and again to spy on their own users and report back to the government, even before Trump was on the scene. I guess Cypher was right, ignorance is bliss.
It’s already been proven that not only can Apple decrypt some of your data, they are more than willing to hand it over. They are a willing tool in the government’s quest to oppress society.
get an iPhone
Fuck that noise, Apple is already firmly in the pocket of the orange fascist. They are no longer safe and are now a threat to privacy and safety. I would bet my entire existence they are already handing over data on anyone not straight white Christofascist.
I adore your optimism, but sadly I don’t share it. There won’t be a presidential election in 2028.
Call me Cismale.
1·28 days agoYes and there is an issue started on the gitlab for Fennec (which ironically I can’t pull up right now to give you the link because it’s hanging due to this bug).
There is a workaround that works for me, go to your settings within Fennec and turn on “Delete browsing data on quit” and only turn on the “cached images and files” so you don’t lose saved logins and history. This will enable an “exit” option in the menu which fully closes the app and usually fixes the issue.
3·29 days agoI could swear I read it exactly that way, but looking back I don’t see it, perhaps I inferred it from this:
My setup uses sabnzbd integrated with Lidarr for handling downloads of content I’ve purchased.
To be clear, Lidarr/Sabnzbd can ONLY download from Usenet, which (as far as I know) is not an authorized download channel for any legally purchased media. I get what he’s saying, that he buys the music from a legit source and then downloads it from Usenet for simplicity and automation’s sake (which is exactly what I do as well), but the inference appeared to be that he was somehow pointing Lidarr/Sabnzbd at Bandcamp directly.
I understand the author’s intent to support artists by purchasing their music on various platforms, but by using Sabnzbd to download music from Usenet, this is essentially a guide to pirate music. The only thing in this setup that isn’t automated is purchasing the albums, and at one point the author says he uses Sabnzbd to download from Bandcamp. No, he doesn’t, that’s impossible; Sabnzbd is a Usenet client and nothing more.
I applaud the author for trying to be honest and support his favorite artists with legal purchases to justify his use of these apps, and it’s a great setup. But let’s not pretend that most people following this guide will actually legally purchase any music they download once they see how seamless and fun it is to pirate it.
And I say all of that as someone who has a similar setup with Lidarr and Sabnzbd, I am not judging anyone who chooses to pirate music. And I do purchase actual physical albums of some of the music I download so I can support my favorite artists. I just wanted to call out the author for being a bit disingenuous about his setup.
7·1 month agoI’m having the same issue with Fennec from F-Droid on a Pixel 8 Pro. I thought it was network issues but it happens no matter how I’m connected, WiFi or 5G. Chrome doesn’t have the issue on the same phone and all apps work fine so it’s definitely a Firefox engine issue.
Your submission linked directly to Leah’s GitHub, making it appear as though she was saying she hates systemd. If you are going to paraphrase It’s FOSS, link to them with your submission and your inflammatory version of their headline.
The submitter appears to be attempting to stir up controversy by implying the author of nitro “hates systemd”. This is just an alternative init, it has nothing to do with systemd and there is no opinion whatsoever about systemd in the linked GitHub. Subby, quit your shit stirring.
Nowhere in the linked GitHub does the author say anything about hating systemd. That is purely the submitter’s bias.
4·2 months ago30+ years in IT and I learn something new every day. Thanks!
What’s with the not at all suspicious looking domain? Looks like something in an email phishing scam.
Of course it does. All “AI” is designed to have a conservative bias, and Google is right there with OpenAI and Grok so far up Trump’s ass they can count his teeth from the inside.