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Fuck no. A small business that is struggling to survive should be able to use WordPress for their website and Linux for their laptops without paying

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What loophole? I think they’re just blatantly violating it

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wouldn’t a company like best buy have millions of dollars of inventory of TVs?

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What were they not complying with?

Videos stuttering across all applications

For a little over a month now, when playing videos on firefox, VLC, or any other application, I get infrequent stutters. This is with or without hardware accelleration. It’s as if the video pauses briefly. If multiple videos are playing, even across different applications, each of them will be effected at the same time....

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What does that mean?

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Try only having one video open at once. And reduce the resolution (make the window smaller)

Is anyone here using their hardware TPM chips for credentials?

I’m curious about the possible uses of the hardware Trusted Protection Module for automatic login or transfer encryption. I’m not really looking to solve anything or pry. I’m just curious about the use cases as I’m exploring network attached storage and to a lesser extent self hosting. I see a lot of places where public...

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Usually because its not portable. A USB security key costs more than the TPM you already have, but you can make a backup and store it in a safe

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Reproducable actions that do exactly what you expect.

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I dont think OP realizes how disgustingly car-centric German culture is. They probably do, in fact, have parking garages

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Last time I drank a bunch of mulled wine in Germany during Christmas, I went to the train station and found it was closed.

Its absurd that the trains dont run all night, especially on holidays where everyone is out drinking and trying to not drive or bike intoxicated

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What if the processing is done locally and the only thing they send back home is keywords for marketable products?

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Eh, surprised that’s happening to someone in this community. Strip Google off your phone and throw out any hardware with a microphone that doesn’t run open source software and this will stop happening.

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Link?

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Very surprised by all the advertising and data broker company boot lickers that are ITT

New York court: Spanish company and the CIA found guilty of violating rights of Julian Assange’s visitors (english.elpais.com)

A court in New York has ruled that UC Global and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) violated the constitutional rights and privacy of U.S. citizens when they met with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange at Ecuador’s embassy in London....

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David Morales, a former Special Forces soldier in the Spanish military who owned a Spanish surveillance firm that was contracted to provide security for the Ecuadorian Embassy in London

To be clear: when they say Morales, they’re talking about the Spanish for-profit surveillance guy, not to be confused with the president of Bolivia Evo Morales.

For a second I thought this was a back stab by Latin America, whew. Nope, just the US doing its illicit shenanigans.

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This. Its what happens when city council says do something without actually giving the millions of dollars needed to hire the folks to design an actual solution to improve the bikeability of their district

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Thats not very secure. /tmp/ is usually 777

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I didn’t, but I did all the other privacy things and as a result Google locked me out of my accounts so its basically the same thing

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Nice. I accidentally discovered that mullvads wireguard app somehow magically bypasses some captive portals. Yay free internet!

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