sunoc
@sunoc@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on im going to need a bigger sd card for my tablet lol 3 days ago:
DOI ? Asking for a friend
- Comment on Trick or Money 3 weeks ago:
Poor Reimu. She’ll never afford to buy that inflatable banana, won’t she?
- Comment on Colours of Blood 3 weeks ago:
Ahahaha benis :DDD
- Comment on Fuck paraphyletic groups 3 weeks ago:
And I’m a fish. But that’s not very helpful.
- Comment on Rescue 4 weeks ago:
She stole the precious thing again !!
- Comment on It's the spherical chicken of legend! Somebody get the frictionless vacuum! 4 weeks ago:
The body is round, the short legs aren’t made for distance.
- Comment on Japanese flying squirrels 1 month ago:
Base model squirrel is very cute as well imo
- Comment on Fossilesque appreciation post 1 month ago:
C’est une expression utilisée en Suisse romande pour dire en gros “je suis stupide”. “Pive” seul se traduit pas “pinecone” en anglais; mais encore une fois, je crois que c’est uniquement en Suisse.
- Comment on Fossilesque appreciation post 1 month ago:
Tu as raison, je suis une pive; j’ai écrit mon commentaire trop vite et sans vérifier ><
- Comment on Fossilesque appreciation post 1 month ago:
Tout à fait! Tu peux même écrire “même scientifique” avec un accent.
- Submitted 4 months ago to retrocomputing@lemmy.sdf.org | 4 comments
- Comment on animals you need to know 6 months ago:
Take a look at that snout!
- Comment on Major privacy question (linux distro) 6 months ago:
As pointed out by @themoonisacheese, immutable distros are getting some traction recently and they are good for making a system reproductible, allowing easy rollbacks, but this should not make a big difference, privacy-wise. It also add some work for configuration / learning. Here are two levels I’m thinking of from what you presented:
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You go with any stable (big fan of Debian here too) so to avoid data breaches from brand new packages (xz…), then you can compartimentize your application with Flathub and manage the rights with Flatseal. If you go with software with less telemetry (Firefox), this should be a reasonable and easy to use setup. The rest of the privacy will depend on what is going on inside of your web browser, probably.
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The next step would be something like Qudes-OS + Tor. If your workflow / usecase allows it, this should be a good step up for privacy. Your laptop seems beefy enough to handle the many VMs, and the install is easy enough imo.
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- Comment on Search engines compared 1 year ago:
This! And switching to DDG or others if TOR is needed.