Imagine your issue with .world being that it's too left-wing
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Saudi is aligned with the US/west, and even if they weren't, multiple geopolitical powers can be oppressive at once, believe it or not.
I just write everything in vim, including raw html.
Not sure what your use case is, but if it's a static website you'd probably want a static site generator so you can write in markdown and then also include raw html for things that markdown can't represent.
If no one's on any kind of private messaging platform, SimpleX is good and fairly easy to use. But I mostly use Signal just because everyone's on it.
Also consider your threat model; Signal is appropriate for just casual personal conversations, but it is centralised and not self-hostable. The servers are run by the Signal org who are based in the US. If the potential of message metadata (which can be used to eg create networks of who's messaging who) getting into the hands of the US state could create significant issues for you, you may want to at least find either a decentralised or self-hostable solution which is not so US-centric. I assume, though, since you're talking to these people on non-private platforms, that these are not super sensitive discussions anyway.
Not at all. I don't eat eggs. Never knew the prices went up (beyond just general inflation) till I saw this post.
SMS 2FA is not secure, and I don't particularly care about the security of my bank account. I have a state threat model as a political organiser, a very real one given the arrests, raids, imprisonment, etc I and my comrades have faced, meanwhile I'm not aware of any rando civilians hellbent on stealing my money. And frankly I don't have that much money to steal anyway. If you're determined to get my sim card to log into my meagre bank account you probably need the money more than me.
I guess if you're that worried about SMS security you could get an esim and rely on device encryption to protect it. Wouldn't be the most secure thing in the world but at least it provides some protection, and if you buy an esim anonymously (e.g. with https://silent.link/) an attacker can't impersonate you to try get your sim card.
I've not responded to the majority of comments in this thread because I'd have nothing to add except "thanks", but here:
They're now starting to experience random corruptions that will sometimes compromise entire folders.
Er why haven't you bought new drives at that point??
I've not responded to the majority of comments in this thread because I'd have nothing to add except "thanks", but here:
They're now starting to experience random corruptions that will sometimes compromise entire folders.
Er why haven't you bought new drives at that point??
I've not responded to the majority of comments in this thread because I'd have nothing to add except "thanks", but here:
They're now starting to experience random corruptions that will sometimes compromise entire folders.
Er why haven't you bought new drives at that point??
You don't need symlinks for games to work. You need a filesystem that supports Unix file permissions. I have my games spread out across two drives with ext4 partitions no problem, works out of the box.
Does Lemmy have less personal stories than Reddit because users are more wary of doxxing themselves?
You would be surprised at the incompetence of the surveillance state. I've known people subject to terrorism investigations by world superpowers where the state couldn't figure out the basic facts about that person's life, let alone find anything that may be helpful to prosecution. This kind of fearmongering only encourages people to not be cautious. Not that the extent of surveillance isn't terrifying, but at the other end of the table is just other human beings. All humans are fallible, including the ones who spy on us, and we can both outsmart and outmanoeuvre them if we're serious about it.
I use a 14px bitmap font as part of my system theme. It is set to display at 14px in my gtk theme which works for tabs, bookmarks, right-click menus, and other parts of Firefox UI, but the Firefox address bar doesn't seem to be the same size and is blurry.
How do I change the font size of the address bar? Is there an element I can target in userChrome?
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It's detached from reality because you're just randomly chucking in some political terms you learned on reddit under an unrelated comment thinking it's some kind of slam-dunk.