Cool flower hair thing!
lemmyknow
joined 2 years ago
Well, well… these "AI-generated images" communities do have a use after all 😏
Showing us just how scarily realistic this shit gets. Out of context, I would very likely not have suspected this to be AI at all. Looks like just a photo
Finally, the loudness war is over
Heard some of the singles dropping these past weeks. Might take some time at some point to check it out
My hair is a bird, your argument is invalid
Eh, I'm not that interested in Arch. I have Pop!_OS, and it just works (unlike Manjaro, that broke at least once every six months). I was installing it on an older laptop, just for the sake of it (not sure if I would've used it later on)
Also, I'm sure it'd be hella sus to get striped thigh-high socks. Especially with such warm days (we have coloured heat warnings 'round these parks!) Installing Arch I can explain, and no one would care. Just tech nerd mumbo jumbo, who gives a shit. Why I need long, colourful socks?! …
Other than that, yeah, I'd do it. Fun socks and computers? Fuck yeah! I mean, not with this heat. But come colder days? Fuck yeah!
This connection might not be secure
Does the average browser say that? Mine does, but I tweak it, so I might have enabled it. It explicitly has that "HTTPS Only" Firefox feature. Just thinking of, like, folks that just use as is. Me mum ain't tweaking none of that on her own, I don't think.
So a VPN is good for privacy, then. What about DNS? I use NextDNS, with the relevant option on that system or app. Given DNS over HTTPS (DoH), I presume that's private as well, innit? Should the average person have a DNS? What about a VPN? Any advantages? E.g., should I get people to use one?
Yeah, I reckon the device could be leaking known WiFi, maybe in an attempt to find and connect to a known one. Funny that my device got picked in the presentation, too. I guess mine was interesting, in that the WiFi name indicated something interesting, rather than just a random name
So I don't need to worry connecting to third-party WiFi, then. Are all WiFi "safe", then? I mean, besides public WiFi. "Private" WiFi like hotels, houses, etc. Like, could I exploit my own WiFi somehow? Or someone else, with WiFi they set up and control
Do VPNs have any advantage, then, other than location "spoofing"? Or is the sole use to appear to be in a different country? I mean, there is a corporate use of connecting to a company from afar
Once seen a presentation, where I once worked. Feller picked me device on a list on his PC, could see WiFi I had connected to. Presumed, and well, that I took the intercity bus.
Anyone happens to know if this would be secure? I mean, I've heard of being wary connecting to public WiFi. What guarantees someone won't connect to a WiFi4EU network belonging to Shady McHoodie in the corner of a coffee shop instead of an official network? Do usual security / privacy recommendations apply? Would a VPN be recommended for said network? (I presume VPNs are good for public WiFi. Not sure if that is indeed the case).
Tricky thing is, you may think you're connecting to a legit network, but anyone can set their network name to a legit-sounding one. Mr. McHoodie could have a WiFi4EU, a Free-Airport-WiFi, a GFOTYBUCKS-WiFi. I assume at least once connected, your device won't be fooled into auto-connecting to a similarly named network
Not saying it's some sort of conspiracy theory, but it do be kinda sus. People are just quick to hate Proton over anything. It's like bias confirmation. They seem to be justifying their hatred, or looking for reasons to do so. I mean, "leaving Switzerland"? Really?! I thought that was because Switzerland was considering a privacy-unfriendly law. That's bad, now?