Makes sense. Thanks!
KelsonV
joined 1 year ago
It’s unclear what evidence Twitter has that former employees who now work at Meta continue to have access to Twitter intellectual property or trade secrets. Twitter responded to a request for comment with an automated email of a poop emoji.
Or for once the poop emoji is an accurate representation of the "evidence."
Stopped clock and all that.
Yeah, this really needs to have
- A clear, user-visible list of which domains are quarantined
- A clear, user-visible explanation of why those domains are quarantined
- A way to say "Fine, but I want to allow this extension on this site" like the location and camera preferences, rather than simply turning the entire feature on and off.
My main desktop has been upgraded continuously from RHL5 (no E) in ~1999 to Fedora 38 today.
Well, almost continuously. I've done at least one fresh install, when I switched from 32-bit to 64-bit hardware.
Edit: I have used a lot of other distros on other boxes, both physical and virtual - I've just stuck with Fedora on that one.
Technically true, yes. Useful for the question being asked? Not so much.
I had to check....
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/releases/tag/v7.3.3
O_o
Edit:
Yeah, it was real! Back in 2017.
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v733-fix-cia-hacking-npp-issue/
Checking the certificate of DLL makes it harder to hack. Note that once users’ PCs are compromised, the hackers can do anything on the PCs. This solution only prevents from Notepad++ loading a CIA homemade DLL. It doesn’t prevent your original notepad++.exe from being replaced by modified notepad++.exe while the CIA is controlling your PC.
Firefox as a web browser.
I keep trying email clients, but end up going back to Thunderbird. It still looks clunky, but it works well, and the new UI is in beta, so it should look better soon!
I find LibreOffice to be way too heavy for light notes (My current light text editor is FeatherPad), but it's a great alternative to Word!
I've found that GoToSocial and Calckey both use a lot less in resources than Mastodon does.
Fedora on my desktop, Alpine on cloud servers, Debian on my Raspberry Pi, Ubuntu for work. Also messing around with Arch, Debian, and PeppermintOS on some older boxes.
Last I looked it still wasn't working well enough, so I decided to stick with Xorg. But that was a few months ago.
Done. Sorry I missed it at first!