CubitOom
@CubitOom@infosec.pub
- Comment on (゜O゜; 1 day ago:
- Comment on Avocado 1 day ago:
Reminds me of fresh cut okra.
- Comment on 70% of games that require internet get destroyed 1 week ago:
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Link to the games list: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1at1k7qIo5dgPp6K1aCrYIyAgNOjY-IhF
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Link to the European Citizens’ Initiative: eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home stopkillinggames.com
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- Comment on Meta argues enshittification isn’t real in bid to toss FTC monopoly trial 2 weeks ago:
What is the legal term for Enshittification?
- Comment on Charles Henry John Benedict Crofton Chetwynd Chetwynd-Talbot, a UK hereditary lawmaker, is accused of making fake expenses. 2 weeks ago:
How many names does one person need?
- Comment on Tea ☕ is leaf juice. While, coffee ☕ is bean juice. 2 weeks ago:
Sometimes i make coffee kombucha with the grinds. It also makes a good grow media for oyster mushrooms when mixed with hay.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
You wouldn’t be imprisoned. That would imply due process and habeas corpus.
Enemies of the regime will be disappeared.
I’m not trying to make you feel bad. I just think this is where we are at the moment and I have a hard time not thinking about it.
- Comment on The Beetle 4 weeks ago:
Sometimes the only way out, is through.
- Comment on “The masters of the universe are Jews,” former US Senator declares in Israel 4 weeks ago:
Either way, it’s the bad way. He’s saying that a subgroup of people are superior/inferior and that’s some nazi shit.
- Comment on Linux help and actual pros and cons 5 weeks ago:
I have nvidia too. So all good there. Within protondb (you mentioned a Skyrim) you can filter the results by clicking on the cog and selecting GPU > nvidia. Depending on the game you might have to use some steam launch options to try to squeeze as much as you can out of your setup or to enable certain things but that’s usually captured in the comments if it’s required to play.
- Comment on I'm bored and desperately search for a proper game 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on What are the best options for computers that explicitly support linux operating systems? 1 month ago:
Sorry to not really answer your question, but I’m just curious what distros and kernel combinations you’ve tried on your 2020 thinkpad that don’t support the hardware keys? I never ran Linux on a thinkpad but I’ve heard that they are fairly well supported. Also, I wonder if it’s an issue with you desktop environment, which ones have you tried? I’ve seen most hardware features seem to work on KDE but many didn’t on xfce for example.As a bit of an anti-consumer, I would recommend trying a few totally different distros and DEs with the latest kernels just to be sure that it’s really not supported.
To answer your question a bit. I’ve honestly not had issues with drivers of any kind on any desktop hardware since I started using arch with KDE. I don’t even bother checking compatibility anymore. This is even true for Nvidia GPUs although there are some issue with Wayland there. For a laptop, I do watch videos of people opening them up to fix or upgrade them before I buy. If the laptop is hard to open or upgrade or if it breaks easily during the process because its only held together with plastic clips and glue then I don’t suggest you buy it unless portability is more important to you than device lifetime.
- Comment on Australia: a story in 4 pictures 1 month ago:
It is in the USA, there is a standard hole that they attach to.
www.thisoldhouse.com/…/how-to-install-a-toilet
Its not as easy as replacing a lightbulb but about as easy as upgrading PC components.
- Comment on Should visitors to a country (tourist / visa-holders / people staying temporarily) have the right to criticize the government? When should an immigrant have the right to criticize the government? 1 month ago:
If freedom of speech is granted to all and there is legal precedent and long standing tradition for that case then all should be able to have freedom of speech regardless of status.
- Comment on Australia: a story in 4 pictures 1 month ago:
Holy shit that’s crazy. Why doesn’t Australia have toilets that you can remove from the floor? If you want to replace a toilet you gotta beat it with a mallet?
- Comment on Thank you Gary ❤️ 1 month ago:
- Comment on World-1st flying taxi with 81 mph top speed approved for public use 1 month ago:
I like how they took a helicopter and made it less safe
- Comment on Hooters files for bankruptcy 1 month ago:
Beer, chicken wings, and titties couldn’t survive under the Trump regime’s planned recession.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Its a private platform. They can do what ever they want.
Politicians and other public services should stop using it while they still can.
- Comment on Tesla owners are trading in their EVs at record levels, Edmunds says 2 months ago:
But, that’s terrorism
- Comment on How did I get here? 2 months ago:
…too late for me
- Comment on How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics? 2 months ago:
In stock android 15 it looks like this.
- Comment on How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics? 2 months ago:
Im not an android dev but I think the difference here is it’s a secure lock. Which means that encryption is engaged and requires the decryption string to unlock which means that biometrics are not asked for.
- Comment on How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics? 2 months ago:
It doesn’t require root. Device admin is different.
I currently run this app on android 15 without root and it runs very well. However I just noticed that it seems to not have a new release in a few years and should probably be considered orphaned. So I might recommend ParanoidsPal-PrivacyLock instead.
- Comment on How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics? 2 months ago:
I am running stock Android and have no idea what that is. But this forces your phone to use your none biometrics unlock after it senses acceleration.
- Comment on How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics? 2 months ago:
As others have said, the most secure option is to not use biometrics.
However an app like private lock might be a decent compromise
- Comment on X (Twitter) is down in worldwide outage. 2 months ago:
I’m glad he did, now there is a clear line from when it was acceptable to when it wasn’t.
The USA probably won’t rebrand when its a fully fascist state.
- Comment on The Fediverse Isn’t the Future. It’s the Present We’ve Been Denied. 2 months ago:
Well again, the claim was that somehow passkeys would stop Lemmy from being flooded by bots.
So in that situation, we aren’t talking about hacking. We are simply talking about if a login could be triggered programmatically. So if Lemmy required passkeys to be used instead of passwords. And if the passkeys required scanning a QR code to sign in. I imagine It would provide minimal disruption to an automated login.
Now if the passkeys somehow enforced a real human to do something that only a human could do, then yes it would stop an automated login. However if it’s possible to automate then it wouldn’t stop bots.
- Comment on What Elon and the rest of the technocrats are actually trying to do behind the scenes, very horrifying stuff. 2 months ago:
Any chance for a non maga super pac fund source?
- Comment on The Fediverse Isn’t the Future. It’s the Present We’ve Been Denied. 2 months ago:
Oh I don’t know what it is, sorry I thought I made that clear. But a quick search by on the internet said it was basically 2fa with a qr code and since the issue was how it would protect Lemmy from. Bots I just thought it wouldn’t be hard for a not to read a qr code.
