Nah, only laws to allow it. “Welcome to the desert of the real” but in all seriousness being anonymous is the way to go and always has been. Anything can and will be used against you in court of law, court of public opinion, and in job applications.
JNX_Complex
joined 3 years ago
XFCE for my PCs that have limited resources MInt for my daily driver. GNOME and KDE are good but I’m too old skool to change my ways now.
XFCE for my PCs that have limited resources MInt for my daily driver. GNOME and KDE are good but I’m too old skool to change my ways now.
Setting up your own email server is a great way to learn how to manage an email server, but it’s also a pain and with most isps you can’t use port 25 for outbound traffic. Sendmail is good to look at for your smtp server and postfix but it’s been years since I’ve used them. Played around with Citadel but never got too far with it as I was trying to setup an internal email server for a company a few years back but they ended up changing their mind and wanting to go with an exchange server instead.
Does this mean chromium has the same vulnerability?