No. I run my servers on low quality shit and I expect them to break any time. Never had to perform a data recovery but if I need, I'll thank myself I didn't encrypt my pics
I second this. I love to feel part of a community even tho I could have never found the backdoor, let alone fix it.
What proprietary software does Signal have?
Let's preserve life by killing people
Man I am on your side. I love privacy and security. I can't stand "for the kids" rhetoric. I wouldn't be using Lemmy otherwise. But The limit to 5k€ per transaction is really useful, has already damaged mafia, and prevents big chunks of money to go untraced, leaving room for privacy for regular people. In an ideal world I would be against such action, but I do believe this is the best thing to do when 10% of your GDP is produced illegally.
I also want to apologize for my previous message which could have been interpreted as passive aggressive, it was not intended as such.
If banks and shops don't accept and give paper money to randoms, bad people have a more difficult life.
It is not only bombs and guns, it's an intricated system of black market, black job that Redditors from other countries have no idea about 👍
I'm all for privacy and I'd use Monero all the time, but this kind of regulations heavily damaged the mafia so tbh let's go for it. I'm not gonna spend 3k per transaction regardless
First of all, you can operate a fully FOSS firmware on your cameras: see OpenIPC (it needs some soldering tho). Second, you can try Frigate or ZoneMinder as NVR.
Imagine if Carlson asked putin about that. But no. He preferred licking Putin's ass
Good news. Fuck Republicans. Slava Ukraini.
It is seriously incredible that in the United States prisons are for profit. Healthcare and water are for profit too...
The FSF actively encourages people to do that, and yes their legal team is there. Not sure whether it's "powerful" but surely better than a single developer
- Give the copyright to the FSF
- Donate to the FSF
Why do some subreddits are labeled "Shown via [my instance]", whereas other do not? What is the difference if something is seen "via" my instance?
Can I also kindly ask why I am able to see banned subreddits when they're now shown via my instance?
I'm asking because I've never seen this on Mastodon
Sorry, maybe this question has already been asked (but can't find it), what are some good Lemmy open source clients for Android? All the ones I'm trying are really buggy and glitchy.