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nobody42

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    Comment #49126904

    It's just entropy. Favorable environment of Linux distros is an initial phase of technology. This state is gone for years now, AI is just making it evident. Adapt or become obsolet…

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    Comment #48859153

    It's usable (?) as a toy: numerous gui inconsistencies and lack of security isolation [0]. Can't say whether the of lack funding (move to Cockpit from Red Hat) is the reason, or ma…

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    Comment #48831604

    Is this some kind of FUD? Shady sponsors (if there is any) doesn't matter when transparency is in place. Want to reveal malicious intent? Provide a PoC. Only hardware that supports…

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    Comment #48816558

    "There's no life where data broker isn't needed"

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    Comment #48816437

    Every time GrapheneOS "just works" should be mentioned, because some ecosystems are straight hostile to user-controlled systems.

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    Comment #48810664

    Its a renderer. It bakes live OSM data once very few weeks.

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    Comment #48618778

    Because exposed, non-private, abused by-default is a business model. The company is incentivised to not provide restricted access - otherwise you can't have a cut from apps revenue…

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    Comment #48618518

    Outdated, but gives the general idea: https://github.com/nandan-desai-extras/PrivacyBreacher

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    Comment #48142102

    Memory safety is good, but does not protect from every threat. In this day and age infrastructure operators should familiarize themselves with proactive defenses, MAC: SElinux and …

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    Comment #46069909

    Attack surface of this thing gives me existential dread.

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    Comment #46024913

    > Freexian aims to keep the updates available for individual users and non-profit organizations.

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    Comment #46018468

    Best among existing. Anti-fingerprinting field is still in it's early stages. I wouldn't say Tor Browser is the best because it requires custom configuration to be usable convenien…

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    Comment #46018219

    You could test with this: https://github.com/abrahamjuliot/creepjs Does it store the data? Unknown. The best browser for protection is https://mullvad.net/en/browser because it mak…

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    Comment #45993038

    pmOS device compatibility matrix: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices

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    Comment #44488883

    Therapy booth from 1971: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YkPnwoYyE

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    Comment #44119452

    Isn't owned by advertising company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Startpage#Merger_and_recent_hi...

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    Comment #43958452

    http://youmightnotneedjs.com

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    Comment #42950174

    Same. I sighed when they continued to run telemetry after disabling it - I blocked it (don't care if it's a dry run or not). Bit the bullet when they discontinued FF/TB in favor of…

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    Comment #42949602

    Updates are a necessity, and they don't have to be feature-breaking. More distributions need to adopt security-only channels.

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    Comment #41450480

    I'm trying to solve the lack of tools for AppArmor profile composition: https://github.com/nobody43/apparmor-suggest

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    Comment #41450389

    It's a symptom. Seems that label-based MAC is too tightly coupled with other parts of the system. With path-based, there's no need to disable it (entirely) because each part have t…

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    Comment #41449977

    AppArmor is not less restrictive, it's less fine-grained, at the current stage of development at least.