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Company then proceeds to drill through laptop screens.

Probably not one of the 96(+) databases they had :(

DROP TABLE students

Noooo, don’t look at the bad, look at the good. We have this place and Gemini (the good one) to express ourselves.

And besides, the title in this repost is a bit sensational. That specific captcha needs a phone with the Google app. You can just delete data + refresh until you get a different one. Nothing about specifically degoogled phones, people without phones are affected just as much. I am sure MicroG would work just as well (if not now, at least later). Also, ideally you should click the fuck away from recaptcha sites either way. Paradoxically, Google’s own sites don’t have it usually except the search but nobody needs that (at least anyone you would ask on here), DuckDuckGo + StartPage (OR SearXNG) is good enough.

I don’t know. But it’s random, which gives sites a “false sense of fingerprintability” each time.

Look at my epic WebGL render:

RosKomNadzor and RosPotrebNadzor: now in America

Or the year of free (as in freedom) pocket computers, since the global telephony system goes against the freedoms.

It’s a native Android feature since ~9 IIRC. Well, if the ROM maintainer didn’t decide to disable it for whatever reason :(

You can toggle it off for specific networks.

Most compromised routers scrape the hostname (both regular and mDNS) and MAC address. What you do is disable mDNS related daemons like kdeconnect and avahi (until you want them) and put this in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf:

[main]
hostname-mode=none

[device]
wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=yes

[connection]
ethernet.cloned-mac-address=random
wifi.cloned-mac-address=random
connection.mdns=0
connection.llmnr=0

(yes, the mdns bit above is a bit redundant, but systemd has something related that might read it and better be safe than sorry)

This won’t protect you if the router is a bit smarter and can see your NTP server (usually like “x.archlinux.pool.ntp.org” instead of just “x.pool.ntp.org”), your connectivity check (same as NTP) and other servers your machine connects to (like Tor nodes if you have the daemon running and oftc.net if you have an IRC client). The good news is that none are known to check that (at least to me).

Well, that’s quite ironic, because their fiscal sponsor and biggest donor (in both directions) is “Hack Club”, which insists you use GitHub and Figma everywhere and lies to you about deleting your data (source: me, you will have to take my word for it).

The amendment is here, page 6.

With the wording of “without restriction”, the GPL could be arguably “too restrictive”. Well, probably for a court to decide. I guess 9front is safe regardless…

Too bad Krita sucked for my express purpose of shitposting when I tried that.

I feel like GIMP is (as of writing) the only good, still maintained thing still on “gn*me.org”

Spyware installs spyware

Company when marketing works

Jerboa was the smallest one I could find on F-Droid. The lack of post search sucksssss but that’s probably a sign that I should get home and onto my computer regardless.

Well, figured, but it’s not like someone’s gonna “pirate the chips” (and some people in a sweatshop can figure out a way to clone them anyway). Most of the time whenever I want to read a datasheet, I go to some site that sells components, look for anything in mention of PDF and then hope it’s not just useless (to me) graphs like resistance of some data line with ground to temperature.

here, the datasheet button links to a form

Also, that’s not even the correct picture there, that’s for the plastic insert that goes with it

Well, that chip is the sensor. But also a microcontroller that has USB… So basically it’s mouse-on-a-chip. Mine only has that and the RGBs for the entire board.