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ichbinjasokreativ,

SEA

ichbinjasokreativ,

Mercedes clc 200 kompressor from 2009 exactly the right amount of technology and the feeling when driving is just amazing

EFF call to action against government spying (act.eff.org)

“The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) has introduced the FISA Reform and Reauthorization Act of 2023–an absolutely awful bill that ignores years of abuse and unconstitutional surveillance in order to renew a mass surveillance law with no real changes, reforms, or new oversight....

ichbinjasokreativ,

Stock Ubuntu. It’s honestly great

ichbinjasokreativ,

Don’t forget to add Microsoft

ichbinjasokreativ,

Yes, and my printer was found immediately through the network and the print quality was great. Guess it depends on the brand though, and maybe the distro you’re using.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Shit, that went right above my head.

ichbinjasokreativ,

You confuse TPMs with Microsoft’s proprietary pluton processor, which is now being forced into consumer grade CPUs from AMD and Intel.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Welcome to the Linux community :)

ichbinjasokreativ,

I pay 40€ a month for 250 MBit in Germany :(

ichbinjasokreativ,

More attention needs to be brought to this. Some Admins think that because Microsoft is such a massive corporation, their products must be safe, but every other thing they do is bathed in incompetence.

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Especially because you can install play services in a separate profile and install your banking apps only there

ichbinjasokreativ,

Graphene would allow them to create a non-owner profile with no APP store. That way, their kids wouldn’t be able to install anything and the parent could install apps in the owner profile and then permit the kid to use it.

Screen time and such would not be configurable though I think.

ichbinjasokreativ,

‘This shit’ referring to the vacuum or your privacy?

ichbinjasokreativ,

I wanted this person to clarify their statement, how is asking for information a bad thing?

ichbinjasokreativ,

There might have been some miscommunication between us. I fully support the fight for privacy and buy nothing that’s not truly under my control. I do not have a vacuum robot, I run Linux on all my computers, GrapheneOS on my phone, the only ‘smart’ thing about my car is its ability to detect when it’s dark so it can turn on my headlights, that sort of thing. But I don’t know you and your original comment didn’t make it clear to me whether you engaged in defeatist speech or were advocating for privacy.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Why is Graphene listed as Google play incompatible? They have far and away the best implementation of google play services if the user chooses to install them.

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uBlock Origin/Dark Reader/Sponsorblock/KeepassXC

ichbinjasokreativ,

Used it for a while, but it seems to have issues when using the Dark Reader extension and I cannot handle staring at white pages at night

ichbinjasokreativ,

Honestly, with how powerful modern Smartphones are, you can just buy one now, flash an open source version of android and use that for a decade, assuming the OS gets supported that long.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Microsoft, although regulators sure as fuck help them make that impossible

ichbinjasokreativ,

Gaming is most of the way there, except for some anti cheat engines. There’s usually still some performance hit though

ichbinjasokreativ,

What the fuck

Warning: ubuntu tpm recovery key cannot unlock disk outside of boot

Hi everybody, bit of a warning here: The recovery key generated during the installation of Ubuntu 23.10 (if you select tpm-backed fde) cannot be used to unlock the disk outside of boot, as in any ‘cryptsetup’ command and so on will not accept the recovery key. unlocking when accessed from different system does not work etc....

ichbinjasokreativ,

Sponsorblock addon is a must for me nowadays

ichbinjasokreativ,

Get a device that is supported by degoogled android systems and get rid of all the garbage. My recommendation is always GrapheneOS on a pixel, just because you can reinstall google play services if you really need to and preserve usability, while massively boosting privacy and security.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Mozilla is also HIGHLY political, paying large sums of money to hardcore anti-white organizations.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Windows kind of has that too, with all the .MSI, .exe, .msix and all the appxpackages and how almost none of that works out of the box anymore because you’d otherwise be able to install another browser without opening edge once

ichbinjasokreativ,

Least insane windows fanboy

ichbinjasokreativ,

That’s not really true. systemd is split up into many different, independent binaries, and each of those does one job and does it well.

ichbinjasokreativ,

That’s not really true. systemd is split up into many different, independent binaries, and each of those does one job and does it well.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Straight up opposite experience here. Snaps work great for me.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Sponsor block, because sponsor segments are ads and darkreader because dark mode is just better

wanted: opinions on opensuse leap

I currently have a personal nas running ubuntu server, but I’m considering moving it to opensuse leap. I’ve dabbled a bit with leap inside of virtual machines, but maybe someone more experienced with it can give me a more complete opinion. Also, is btrfs worth getting into, or can I just use ext4 and loose out on nothing...

ichbinjasokreativ, (edited )

Thank you for the answer! Maybe I should look into btrfs a bit more, as I am honestly interested in learning new things (thus wanting to switch), but I’m also scared easily when the amount of things to learn increases beyond my level of comfort. The NAS is supposed to serve as the host for a couple virtual machines as well, like a pihole-VM for my home network and another VM that serves as the entry point from the internet so that I can access my nas on the go. All of that is already set up and running with the nas being on ubuntu, but I have new hardware ordered and want to try something new to go along it while keeping the functionality that’s currently covered.

I like to mess around with things, but not always and I do need to work on my patience if stuff doesn’t work and I dont understand why. That’s why I figured leap would be a good ubuntu-replacement, as it’s not as involved as something like arch would be, while also being different enough from ubuntu for me to gain more experience. Your btrfs-raid is still done through mdadm though, right? Btrfs does not come with integrated raid-like features like zfs does?

ichbinjasokreativ,

Okay, you got me convinced to look into it more!

Out of curiousity though: You have a RAID1 setup with 3 Disks that amounts to 4GB total?

ichbinjasokreativ,

energy, water, food and housing should not be used for profit. Everything else is fair game.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Agreed! Idk why that didn’t come to mind.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Get a pixel and install GrapheneOS (they make it super easy with their web-based installer). You can even reinstall google play services and then harshly restrict their system access, massively boosting your privacy without sacrificing usability. It also has a very little footprint and you can use aurora store to get google play store apps or fdroid for even better privacy.

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I’ve created a powershell script for fresh installations that removes all the unnecessary preinstalled garbage and copies a cleaned up startmenu layout file to the appdata subfolder of my user and the default user because in a professional setting, people shouldn’t see tiktok and Disney+ and shit like that. Fuck Microsoft. In private, I’ve switched to Linux and couldn’t be happier.

ichbinjasokreativ, (edited )

No, sorry. But the line in question is just

copy-item start2.bin C:\users\default\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.StartMenuExperiencehost_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\

Replace default with your actual username. Default is the one that gets used for new users when they log in for the first time.

You need a clean start2.bin file ofc. To get that, just manually create a start menu you like and copy the file from the above location.

The old export-startmenulayout commands from windows 10 don’t work for windows 11.

Warning: had to type the directory structure on mobile, might’ve made mistakes.

ichbinjasokreativ,

See my other comment, it’s not worth posting a script for that. The garbage removal is also just using winget remove or remove-appxpackage to get rid of OneDrive, the preinstalled Teams, Xbox stuff and so on. You’ll write that yourself in 5 minutes.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Such a shame that winget is no longer preinstalled in Windows 11. have to install the msix bundle first and remove msstore as source.

ichbinjasokreativ,

I’d bet good money that most republicans are smarter than AOC

ichbinjasokreativ,

It’s still really good for privacy though, blocking mIcRoSoFt spyware and all kinds of other stuft. And you can create your own blocklists.

ichbinjasokreativ,

No they’re not? At least when I check amazon or any other online retailer, USB-C cables are almost always USB 3.0 or higher. Only the ultra cheap ones are not.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Then there’s something wrong with your setup. At most, I’ve seen 20% fps loss through proton.

ichbinjasokreativ,

you can get somewhat decent usb speakers for like 20 bucks though

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