Breaking your Linux install is a rite of passage. Congratulations.

That’s a lot of work just to install a Windows virus.

What if any role did “AI” play in this project?

You were told before, your cyberpunk issues are user error.

As far as adobe, don’t bother.

The answer to the PII issues is hence not restrictions in userdb, the answer is proper app sandboxing. And that even already exists in flatpak! It restricts access to $HOME already, and to userdb too! And that’s the way to do it!

I don’t use flatpak. I don’t like it. Linux is about choice and I choose not to use that.

Hence, just embrace app sandboxing! And if you come to me and say “hey, I run all my apps without sandboxing, but i want the birthday hidden anyway” then I can only say, your model is really really broken. Fix your security model first, then come back.

In the words of the great Linus Torvalds, go fuck yourself.

Y Windows obv. 🧌

Probably X vs Wayland. Everyone knows what the correct answer is.

Black nail polish. Two coats.

Qualys leads the market by delivering CSAM

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Thank you for that, I’ve changed my vote accordingly. The text file gets right to the point too.

1. This is was an ad
2. They have a product called Cybersecurity Asset Management that these absolute geniuses named CSAM.

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Both, in a try-before-you-buy way. I did the same with Scorn which also worked perfectly.

As the other guy said, skill issue. Getting mad that you aren’t good at this doesn’t make you somehow otherwise. Do better or just go away, nobody owes you anything.

And yet you’re still here.

This is 100% user error. I’ve played that very game in Linux, it works fine.

So much to unpack here. Like why you think a free open source OS owes you personally anything especially when you’re doing nothing but complain in a small forum.

Add hdparm

Nobody’s ever going to start a war in the middle east to murder a bunch of people because they think that’ll make Tux return.

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WinRAR

What an atrocious name choice.

A “good faith effort to comply” with a bad faith law is to pipe /dev/yes to the API.