Yeah, I would say that this applies in general. That hat that we associate with a particular kind of socially maladjusted individual is not the faithful fedora but its contemptable cousin: the thrilby.
I've noticed a general sentiment that printing on Linux is (or at least was) extremely cumbersome and difficult. Why is that?
Yo, so Evil on Emacs is just vim keybindings, right? What's DOOM Emacs?
Am I missing something here? Did Nvidia leave a void?
Yes, I think @hypercracker@hexbear.net is right. 8 years of experiencing this is awful and it would be good to get the validation of a medical professional. Also, they might be able to support your claims if you wish to pursue legal recourse.
You're right I sbould have included that in the question. I'm on Hyprland with Wayland so there are quite a few choices. I mentioned rofi (rofi-wayland) and wofi because I can see that they are both options here.
Looking for a good app launcher for Linux. Currently looking for something for Arch and I see there's a lot of options liks rofi and wofi. What are your favourite app launchers and why?
Completely agree with all your points. On a tangential note, I wish opensecrets had an rss feed...
I wouldn't recommend Signal for privacy. It has quite a few concerning issues. There are some good alternatives however. I think Briar is good if privacy is your chief concern. Sam Bent compared some of the other alternatives in this video.
I thought it was funny.
Christ what a clusterfuck. How could anyone think this was a good idea?
Guy has been a fed since day one. Involved in early CIA projects. Bunch of the early contracts he got for Oracle came directly from the CIA. It made the company. They've been pally ever since. Ellison is just the CIA with all the social tact of a tech billionaire.
Well the FTC won't let Zuck be or let Zuck fuck me so let me see...
Ah, I think I may have used the wrong terminology (though thank you for the respobses). What I'm really looking for is an organisation that provides public reviews of FOSS codebases and assesses their privacy and security. Is that a thing?
I'm sure there are orgs that audit FOSS code for security and privacy. Could you guys let me know what some of the main orgs that do this? Do you have any ones you like in particular.
I see a lot of options on Fdroid. Which one do you guys like the most?
Oh, is there a way to filter posts based on the site they link too?
Edit: Using Boost for Lemmy.
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python is a good way to get many of the general foundations through a series of projects.
Looking for a good FOSS Matrix clisnt. What's your favourite and why?
Automated penetration testing disrupts cybersecurity by offering faster, cheaper, and broader testing coverage.
What do you guys think? I don't think there's a lot of depth to the arguments, myself. It reads more like an threadbare op-ed with a provocative title. But I'd like to hear you opinions on the impact of automated testing solutions on the role of pen-testers in the industry.
5 minute ad breaks every 15 minutes kinda ruin the experience.
Brendan Metcalfe's intro series to list comprehensions is one of the best I've come across. In addition to showing how to use them, he compares it to other similar methods and shows why LCs can be more effective. Wanted to share his stuff here.