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Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’

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It would be very desirable. AlternativeTo is perhaps the best and most complete service to find Software and services, for any OS and license. It shouldn’t be missing from anyone’s bookmarks, even so, a shortcut in Lemmy wouldn’t be bad. Community driven, most with user reviews and ratings, warnings if a soft or service is discontinued, with Malware or Bundleware, all links to the corresponding Homepages for use or download.

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I use the SMplayer, it plays and streams almost everything (Mplayer engine, apart also works with mpv).

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They also use the Imperial system, because of the British occupation in the past.

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It is a matter of education, it must be taught from a young age.

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Do you mean Android?

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Being a son of a removed, idiot or asshole is regardless of whether you are in a wheelchair or not.

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Maybe…

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I never opted in, no DropBox, OneDrive nor GDrive.

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These are my thoughts regarding FOSS for a long time. The sense of facilitating the development and freedom of the project has been distorted years ago, when large corporations put their hands on this project, controlling it. Just look at the amount of “OpenSource” soft and services controlled by Google, M$, Amazon, FB … Yes, they are free to distribute and modifiable by devs, but mostly full of APIs from these corporations, not controllable by the user, subtracting their sovereignty and only modifiable with effort by people capable of understanding the scripts and redirects they contain. For a normal user it is increasingly irrelevant whether the project is FOSS or proprietary, while these products and the internet in general are in the hands of these companies.

A simple question is enough, which one do you prefer to use? FOSS projects from large corporations, or Freeware from small independent startups, if you don’t have the knowledge to review the script anyway, almost impossible in millions of lines, with external references from large apps and services? It becomes decisions of mere trust, perhaps with the help of external services, such as WebKoll, Blacklight, Unfurl and similar, where in the end the license that the product has is irrelevant, with respect to security and privacy, often in question or not, in some like others. In the end only the intentions and ethics of the developer matter.

Yes, of course, the concept of OSS, FOSS and FLOSS requires a profound review and update, so that it does not become a destroyer of what it aims to protect and promote, a free internet.

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Fireworks in Gaza, Ukraine, Yemen, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Congo… to celebrate 2024. Champagn for Weapon industries.

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Very indicated because of the US History

Merry Christmas

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(It’s because of Communists, Zombies and Canadiens)

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0118 999 881 999 119 752… 3 is the Pastor, not confuse

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Smartphones by definition are Spyware, at least if you use the OS as is, because in them all aspects are controlled and logged, either by Google on Android or by Apple on iOS. Adding the default apps that cannot be uninstalled on a mobile that is not rooted. As COX alleges, they also use third-party logs and therefore can track and profile the user very well, even without using this technology that they claim to have.

Although they feel authorized by the user’s consent to the TOS and PP, the legality depends directly on the legislation of each country. TOS and PP itself, to be a legal contract, must comply in all its points with local legislation to be applicable to the user. For this reason, I think that these practices are very different in the EU from those in the US, where legislation regarding privacy is conspicuous by its absence, that is, that US users should take these COX statements very seriously in their devices, although in the EU they must also be clear that Google and Apple know exactly what they do and where users live, although they are limited from selling this data to third parties.

Basics:

– READ ALWAYS TOS AND PP

  • Review the permissions of each app, leaving only the most essential ones
  • Desactivate GPS if not used
  • Review in Android every app with Exodus Privacy, maybe Lookout or MyCyberHome in iOS (Freemium apps !!!)
  • Use as less possible apps from the store
  • Be aware of discount apps from the Supermarket or Malls
  • Don’t store important data in the Phone (Banking, Medical…)
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arstechnica.com/…/apple-admits-to-secretly-giving…

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Maybe github.com/emanuele-f/PCAPdroid

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Is Soylent Green another Option?

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Espresso machine? I’m perfect with my French Press for €10, my wife too, to make a perfect coffee.

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Very kind of the company to distribute Vaseline and Hemoal for free among its employees

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Citizens of the US are really screwed, with a pseudo-democracy where they can only choose between conservatives or fascists, apart from practically half of the population who show that Descartes was wrong, because they exist but they don’t think.

Librewolf but like... for chromium?

My main browser is Librewolf but I keep a chromium browser just in case. Previously used brave but their flatpak is shit. Ungoogled chromium seems ok but it looks like they don’t change much from upstream chromium. Any good chromium browsers which harden their browsers like librewolf does for more privacy?

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I use Vivaldi, I don’t know a better Chromium for privacy nor because other features (made in the EU by a employee-owned cooperative, no extern investors, gutted Chromium base (no phones to Google), no tracking, no logging, inbuild ad- and trackerblocker with customizables filterlists, encrypted sync, feed reader, mail client, calendar, reader list, reader view, splitscreen, full customizable UI, command chains, etc…). Apart with your account an own blogging platform, mail service, included an Mastodon account in the Vivaldis own instance, which you can use with your account. vivaldi.com

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ReviOS for the Windows user. It’s not a OS, but a collection of scripts which convert Windows in what it should have been.

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It is logical that large corporations that base their economy on surveillance advertising hate users who protect their privacy by using all kinds of dirty tricks to bypass or eliminate these protections… Luckily I have had no problems so far with the Proton, Tuta and Murena (NextCloud) emails that I use in the EU.

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