Holla

Fedora’s choice to have ptrace_scope 0 sure is strange, it seems they had a discussion about it to revert it back to the upstream default of 1.

SEL being important was actually the main reason why in the light of recent kernel vulnerabilities I switched back to openSUSE, after being on Void for a while as inspired by this guide.

That the AUR is insecure lays basically in its name, I really don’t get why people would use for anything but the most niche packages.

What Android is doing well compared to Linux is that it has proper per application compartmentalization, whereas *nix systems would require each program to be run by a different user to separate them, though Linux is also improving in that regard, for example through SEL or the flatpak sandbox.

If security is your first priority you really just gotta stop using a networked computer, and even an airgapped one would be risky

I mean it’s commendable that Apple makes an effort to keep their users secure from third-party attackers (besides MDM software), but there’s just no telling how much control and privacy violation is going on when they’re keeping their source code secret. (“What do they have to hide? Clearly something.”)

SecureBlue seems interesting, though most of their features look like security theater compared to the default

MacOS, iOS

Do you have a source for that beyond shills and their marketing?

There most definitively are vulnerabilities and backdoors in these OSes. Whether or not we hear of them doesn’t prove otherwise

He has posted a bunch of memes today, he seems more like an unselective reposter than a “wife bad🤣” person. Isn’t the point of this meme more about the 14h (?!) shift and the problems it causes?

No one said anything about punching women… ><((((*>

[**    ] A stop job is running for Session c1 of User gdm (49s / 1min 30s)

or unmount into umount…

In their defense the UIs on smart TVs are a load of bullshit though

Just press F5 when that happens. It’s not that deep

That really just depends on how privacy-respecting your ISP is compared to the vpn

They’d not only waste their time though, they’d also confiscate all the electronics they can find at your place

you should not run a Tor exit relay from your home^[1]

Even some companies have huge address ranges: https://www.xkcd.com/195/

They’re writing whole paragraphs in their commit messages. What dev would even write that much documentation at all? And then into the git message? https://codeberg.org/vitali87/croft/commits/branch/main?page=2

aiming to

ftfy

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The installer’s partitioner and package selection can get a bit complicated, but imo it’s a pretty guided experience. You also don’t have to use YaST on OpenSUSE, it’s just a nice alternative to having to copy commands from some random tutorial, and it’s also being replaced: YAST is now Agama, Cockpit and Myrlyn on openSUSE

Yea I wish, but aren’t Linux and android systems different in like …all regards, basically?

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