The fact i was considering this to be real for a Moment tells a lot about americans
Jean_le_Flambeur
joined 2 years ago
Cool as goose?
I kinda do, that's why I wrote, but no hard feelings :)
Most communists/socialists arent tankies (even if .ml tries really hard to convince everyone otherwise) but identify with hammer and sickle too :(
But fk tankies, I'm with you on that
Thanks for the breakdown. I ofc use a root pwd different from my user PW (with sudo privileges) and often use appimages, as they don't require privileges at all to my understanding. I do run a few binaries though, as for example for team speak or corectl they are the only ones that work for me.
How would I go about restricting the files a program can access? Make a whole new user just for that program, put "run as this user" in the .desktop file an manually set read/write permissions for every single file on the system?
This seems unpractical. Is there a best practise guide? Do I need to get into apparmor and stuff?
If im to noob to unterstand how to actually
"employ robust application control to block malicious libraries and payloads used in Dynamic Linker. Implement behavior-based endpoint detection to identify and prevent process injection activities." And "also implement strict access controls, limiting administrative access,"
Because I don't really know what this means, what should I do?
Is there a step by step guide somewhere?
Nur der Mönch von lützerath
Both, both is good
lacht in "besitzt einen luftbefeuchter"
I would argue x is worse.
Edit: got told by the kind folks in the community that this is expected and the sentence "can access position while in background" actually just means: will ask you for the permission to access the position from the background but only does so, if you allow it" - that's what I figured, but now im sure. Thanks for the clarification everyone!
Hey guys n gurls,
I recently learned about exodus, and installed it to check my apps. While exodus shows some apps (like bike computer for reference) are allowed to track my position (quite logically).
The strange thing: in system settings it says seeing position is not allowed.
Does this mean that the app wants those permissions but I don't granted them? Or are my system settings bricked? Is this because of lineage? Is this expected?
Would greatly appreciate someone who understands this a little bit more to explain :)
P.S: Is (the tracker part of) exodus even useful when i already use neo store which shows known tracker? Is this maybe even the same database?
As the Title says, i am wondering if there is a way to have the pictures big enough that i can see them without clicking on them in my feed. At the Moment it looks like shown in the picture above
Offtopic: can anyone tell me how to post/ crosspost in multiple communities at once?
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Sadly the sporty looking biker glasses that make you look like you are a 45 year old man in your midlife crises work best in my experience. I have a pair with only a very slight shading so I can wear them on cloudy days. Mine are also made out of plastic, which makes them not get so blurry from condensation