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Buddhist, FOSS, Linux, selfhosting enthusiast, researcher, plantbased, anarchism and MLM interested
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- Comment on Why is it called Lemmy 🤔? 5 hours ago:
It is old that it’s time to move on.
- Comment on Why is it called Lemmy 🤔? 6 hours ago:
No, I’m here for self hosting. Not the cringe Reddit hate fest
- Comment on Why is it called Lemmy 🤔? 7 hours ago:
Please stop. This is cringe and old. Not everyone is here for that.
- Comment on How realistic is the threat of the government remotely manipulating digital devices you own and planting evidence? 1 day ago:
lol I really don’t know 0_o
- Comment on What do you use for notes? 1 day ago:
Could you explain how and why you use it for notes? I thought it was more for links
Did you use a docker compose yml? Could you please share that and how to do the env? I got it running but couldn’t get the env things running.
- Comment on How realistic is the threat of the government remotely manipulating digital devices you own and planting evidence? 1 day ago:
Im saying any device that is used within Chinese internet or data can have its root changed account to my uncle. As I said in my original comment I wonder if that’s possible and if it was why wouldn’t the NSA do it too. Or is it just redscare? He’s the head sysadmin for a large multi branch company BUT his field isn’t China, he got that from a colleague. So idk what to do with that info. My university has teams in China and they don’t worry about this. I decided to not worry about it.
Tin foil hat on it sounds possible and I’m sure it could be done in the US too but I am not an expert at all.
- Comment on How realistic is the threat of the government remotely manipulating digital devices you own and planting evidence? 1 day ago:
My sysadmin uncle worried me about this when I was coming to China this time stating that all devices that enter the Chinese network have something on the root changed so that it calls home and even reinstalling the OS can’t fix it. I had two thoughts, one if this is possible I bet the NSA would do it does the same thing. Two, this felt like modern redscare to me.
I spoke to my university IT team and they said as long as I practiced internet safety like using a VPN this would be fine.
That said, I do see this as a valid threat. I believe using my own FOSS services over others makes this threat smaller to some degree. Encrypting everything. And when in doubt write it down on paper. The less tech you use the less this threat exists.
In a perfect world I wish I had a Linux portable device where I could manually turn off wifi and data.
- Comment on How realistic is the threat of the government remotely manipulating digital devices you own and planting evidence? 1 day ago:
Steve Huffman? The language guy?
- Comment on What is your methodology behind note taking and other research related services you host? 1 day ago:
Sorry idk if it’s worth cross posting here or not. I don’t want to spam but I want to contribute to this community being active too :)
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- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 4 days ago:
:)
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 4 days ago:
I’ve also wondered this. Want to move and be vocal but scared of this threat.
- Comment on What do you use for notes? 4 days ago:
For notes??
- Comment on The first cult is the deepest 4 days ago:
I’m sorry but I think you missed my point. Religion is cult plus time is not a helpful framework.
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- Comment on TriliumNext Notes - The last note taking app you should ever need 4 days ago:
What’s wrong with Immich? It uses your own file location.
- Comment on The first cult is the deepest 4 days ago:
Since Lemmy should promote fun dialogue I am gonna reply one more time with something fun I learned. My prof from an undergraduate course on religion said we should have a more unbiased definition of cult. An unorthodox group that claims to have a novel, truer interpretation of an already existing tradition with a charismatic central leader. I find it interesting because many religions can fall under this category such as Christianity. Cult is also used to describe certain groups within a religion like the Buddhist cult of Guanyin. This use also has no negative correlation, instead pointing towards the groups focus on Guanyin. Wonder how one would add onto this term to specifically mean negative groups that try to control their members and draw others in? Simply having new teachings doesn’t do it for me. There are many Buddhist dharma doors that have very different teachings but what marks NKT as cult? Is it just what I added or something else as well? They certainly fit both definitions.
- Comment on The first cult is the deepest 4 days ago:
lol
- Comment on The first cult is the deepest 4 days ago:
You all might enjoy this book on SGI written by a prof I know:
McLaughlin, Levi. Soka Gakkai’s Human Revolution: The Rise of a Mimetic Nation in Modern Japan. Germany, University of Hawaii Press, 2018.
www.google.ca/books/edition/…/AVgEEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&…
It’s an unbiased view on SGI. McLaughlin’s position as the religion as a mimetic nation is quite interesting too.
- Comment on The first cult is the deepest 4 days ago:
That’s interesting! Never heard of this sort of group
- Comment on Looking for a Bookmark Manager 5 days ago:
I think there is a way to sync bookmarks to linkding. But you can also use floccus.
- Comment on Flohmarkt - a Fediverse replacement for Facebook Marketplace 5 days ago:
any of them US?
- Comment on Anything tempting you? 3 weeks ago:
Not really. I almost bought some during steam sale especially vtol vr addons but ran out of time and didn’t buy lol
- Comment on KaraDAV release 0.6.0 [webdav] 4 weeks ago:
I really feel NC doing anything but basic file management is risky. I will check this out though :)
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 4 weeks ago:
Does subnet only work for incoming not outgoing?
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 4 weeks ago:
I have this set { “action”: “accept”, “src”: [“group:admin”], “dst”: [“:”], },
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 4 weeks ago:
On the router or on server 2?
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- Comment on this is controllable now: guy has moving robot messing with stuff in his house and blabbering TTS under internet control 4 weeks ago:
It’s brutal