Devjavu
@Devjavu@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on What are some great use cases for a Raspberry Pi 4, if I buy the 5 to replace it? 1 year ago:
Good call if true
- Comment on Anyone knows a good lightweight self-hosted alternative to GitHub? 1 year ago:
Well guess what. They say that cause they’re damn right.
- Comment on India's biggest data breach? Hacking gang claims to have stolen 815 million people's personal information 1 year ago:
So now instead of being incredibly poor, they will starve to death. How fun!
- Comment on Lemmy is most censored social media than instagram,facebook,reddit,etc... 1 year ago:
Didn’t read OP, what does this have to do with crypto?
- Comment on Lemmy is most censored social media than instagram,facebook,reddit,etc... 1 year ago:
Or what? You wanna jump through his screen you goblin?
- Comment on Wrf is wrong with UK? 1 year ago:
Hah
- Comment on Help wanted 1 year ago:
Yeah no, it is not that deep. I just did not know if I could not sign it. Appears I have to.
- Comment on Help wanted 1 year ago:
Essentially yes
- Comment on Help wanted 1 year ago:
Data accessibility in the US. I am sharing my data with the US government. I am just quite unsure of that.
- Submitted 1 year ago to privacyguides@lemmy.one | 13 comments
- Comment on I just acquired a new PC 1 year ago:
If you can, always go for Linux. If you can’t, choose debloated Windows. Preferably one with telemetry disabled. Recommendations in other comments are quite valid.
- Comment on Test, please ignore 1 year ago:
Alright.
HEYYY WAIT A MINUTE
- Comment on Should I worry about "legitimate interest" tracking cookies? 1 year ago:
Well, I still disable them. The theory behind them is, that they actually serve a purpose for the function of the site, whereas cookies in general can be used for a variety of actions. Like tracking. Realistically, the site will work just fine without.
- Comment on What is your opinion on this? 1 year ago:
I don’t know. I’m not gonna take a chance to believe somone just because his story is nicer to believe. He seems uninformed and said himself his points are “resonable” speculation. Which is not acceptable for me.
- Comment on What is your opinion on this? 1 year ago:
The car spying thing or Rossmann? Because the first is indeed a real issue.
- Comment on Update on my 3D printed Lemmy logo keychain: Life has not been kind to him 1 year ago:
Steada treated he get’s tricked Steada kisses he gets kicked
- Comment on Update on my 3D printed Lemmy logo keychain: Life has not been kind to him 1 year ago:
Arrr matey
- Comment on Different forms of dezentral communities – which one would you join if you had to? 1 year ago:
Matey
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Hah
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Well, never downvoted my own comment. Other points still stand. And yes, just to make sure, to anyone reading, do not just randomly start cutting wires.
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
If you can’t read your car’s repair manual, pay a mechanic to do it for you. I doubt they will say no. Almost every manufacturer has a rapair manual.
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Most of the data collection does not happen from my phone bRoO. I use Graphene and if I don’t give my foss music app access to the internet, the app can collect as much data as it wants. Besides, what do I care if someone knows what music I listen to if in comparison the car manufacturer, who I likely gave my personal information to first hand, knows things far more private. I don’t have sex in my car, but if I did I would much rather have them know that I listen to “I’m a barbie girl” on repeat. And I doubt that cutting off connection will brick your car. If that was the case, my car would brick almost every time I enter a tunnel. The car does not check for connections like an effing website. If the comms were to be completely disabled or one would remove a fuse, sure. Your car might refuse to start, throw an error what have you. But if you simply remove the antenna, all bueno. Wanna know why they don’t refuse service without a connection? Because people would regularly die which makes this behaviour illegal :). And I do have to lecture you, as you seem to have a lot to learn and I don’t see a reason why anybody should put their pride first. I mean don’t even know anybody on here.
Oh and I did not say to randomly cut cables. I said to cut antennas. Do not under any circumstance cut a cable. It might be the windshield wipers or it might be a sensor for abs. You are absolutely correct that this is the worst idea one could have if they value their life. Well I mean no life means no privacy concerns.
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Oh no tapes tablet to car. Anyways, why would you entire infotainment system not work? You would just have no internet connection. Radio doesn’t work, yes, however most sane humans stream music anyways which is possible via bluetooth or, in case the comms module would also disable bluetooth, cable. Your choice, private sex life or ✨features✨.
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Which doesnt matter if the sim has no power.
- Comment on Car Companies: Stop Your Huge Data Collection Programs 1 year ago:
Possibly. But wire cutters exist. Installing custom firmware for a car seems unnecessarily dangerous. Just remove the fuse, cut a wire or go to a local shop and get the comms system disabled.
- Comment on Download Google Maps Routes as .ics 1 year ago:
If you tell us where you live (roughly) maybe we can find an alternative that you could not find
- Comment on Paid Servers? 1 year ago:
Second this. And other instances would still be accessible. Even more so since lemmy.world (along with probably some others) is starting censorship, which wouldn’t affect you, since you decide what you can see.
- Comment on Fairphone 5 - release date and US support?? 1 year ago:
Silly you, they’re not fair to people! They’re fair to their shareholders.
- Comment on Fairphone 5 - release date and US support?? 1 year ago:
I would, but sadly the security hardware just isn’t there. Calyx works though!
- Comment on Internet Archive’s legal woes mount as record labels sue for $400M 1 year ago:
Good bot