Printing bumper stickers of this now.
jollyrogue
joined 3 years ago
It hides user information from companies which aren’t Google. The best is not using anything Chromium based.
Extensions require APIs from the browser to work, and Google is going to nerf the APIs which allow for ad blocking. Extensions don’t have unfettered access to the DOM. FF used to be like that, but Chrome never allowed that.
Yeah, I would probably have a Shield Pro if the price was lower. It does seem to have to best support though.
It might be supported by LineageOS, so that could be an option. https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/dopinder/
This is the front runner, but I’m not sure which device is the best though. Nvidia Shield seems to be the most logical answer.
Yeah, like cuboids which are mostly air inside for big box retailers.
How much malware is on that thing?
The firmware needs to be replaceable, so it doesn’t turn into a liability.
What are the best hardware and OS combos for a media setup?
Nvidia Shield + Lineage OS? Chromesomething? Roku? AppleTV? X86 + Linux? (I’m not afraid of Linux, but remember some posts about video acceleration not working and services being web only.)
OP needs to allow the accounts to log into the host on the FreeIPA server.
I have a FreeIPA + Fedora setup and forgot to add the host to my host group which controls host access for standard accounts, and I got the same message.
That doesn’t change the fix.
The accounts need to be allowed to login to the host in FreeIPA.
Yep. The accounts don’t have permissions to log into the machine.
OP needs to fix the perms in FreeIPA. There are several ways todo this, and I’m not around a FreeIPA server at the moment.
Do they use the binary blobs? I figured MS, Vivaldi, the random Chromium in the distro repos stripped those out or replaced them with their own secret bins before compilation.