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Lka1988

@ lka1988 @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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2012
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  • A federal agent said WhatsApp's encryption is a lie. Then the investigation was shut down

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  • Shocking revelation. Wow. I can't believe my eyes.

    😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

  • Ubuntu Linux Will Begin Landing AI Features Throughout The Next Year

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  • Nobody actually using computer systems in corporate environments wanted AI in the first place.

    This is just pandering to executives who are paid entirely too much.

  • Ubuntu Linux Will Begin Landing AI Features Throughout The Next Year

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  • Yeah, see this is why I went with Linux Mint Debian Edition instead of Ubuntu-flavored Linux Mint. I know the Mint guys strip out most of the less-desirable stuff that ships with Ubuntu, but at that point you may as well have just started with Debian. Seems easier to go forward from straight Debian instead of working backwards from a slopified Debian-based distro.

    Canonical is just another shitty corpo using FOSS to masquerade as a "good guy".

  • Docker Desktop on Linux?

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  • I just run Docker CLI and Dockge on top of it. Works great. Dockge gives me the general "most-used" controls, and if I need to do anything more advanced I can just drop into the terminal.

  • Bitwarden CLI distributed through NPM has been compromised. Bitwarden Statement on Checkmarx Supply Chain Incident.

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  • So is everything else. But KeePass has been a highly reputable password manager for close to 20 years now.

  • I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android

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  • I have an HP Spectre x360 running KDE Plasma w/Wayland on LMDE7. Its fine in tablet mode. Scrolling works as expected and it has a virtual keyboard as well.

  • Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes for AI training data

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  • I bought a mouse jiggler for my work laptop. Not the dongle, no - just one that goes underneath an actual mouse; it's stupid simple.

    Ever since I had an "awakening" about AI and Microsoft trying to force their "Recall" "feature" down everyone's throats (which btw was the catalyst for my wiping Windows out of my home entirely - I now run Linux exclusively), I've been extremely wary of doing anything not 100% work-related on my work laptop. My boss doesn't care as long as our tasks get done, but I don't trust the upper management with that kind of power.

    And for what it's worth, since I know someone will try to call it out: I only use it while I'm at my desk, and I'm very much in the habit of locking things before walking away. Mainly because I don't like having to poke the trackpad every 10 minutes just to keep an eye out for messages while playing a game or surfing on my personal device (which is almost never connected to the guest network).

  • Nova Launcher could soon add a proactive AI assistant that sucks up all your data

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  • To nobody's surprise....

  • They Built a Legendary Privacy Tool. Now They’re Sworn Enemies

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  • Daniel is extremely paranoid, and I don't say that lightly - he is mentally ill. And any interaction with him will reveal the severity in short order.

    Not to say he isn't a genius, and I stand by my theory that Graphene OS is as secure as it is now because of that paranoia. But he needs serious psychological help.

  • Google Starts Scanning All Your Photos As New Update Goes Live

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  • Newsflash: They've been doing this since day 1. If you use facial recognition and/or any of the advanced editing features, congratulations, your photos have been subject to AI acanning.

    You're welcome.

  • Removed

    New Orleans City council has apparently removed facial recognition tech ordinance from tomorrow's meeting agenda (again)

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  • I've been happily giving the bird to every Flock camera I see.

  • Proposed instance defederation for multiverse.soulism.net - an instance administrated by Grail aka Dronerights aka Hardlightcereal aka Exocrinous aka Drag

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  • The case against defederation

    Grail is neurodivergent (trans and NPD afaik), so we should be willing to make some accommodations for Their behaviour

    I don't necessarily agree with this stance. Being neurodivergent is not an excuse to 1) be a raging asshole, and 2) flippantly throw baseless accusations around.

    To quote a podcaster I enjoy: "Mental health isn't your fault, but it is your responsibility"

    If They have enough mental capacity to spin up their own Lemmy instance, then They absolutely have enough mental capacity to understand that being an asshole is...well....a dick move. If one's neurodivergence is so severe that one cannot withhold themselves from being an asshole, then they cannot be expected to participate in otherwise civil discourse in a reasonable manner and should be removed. They have sufficiently shown that They are incapable of this without frequent intervention.

    +1 for defederation.

  • (Rant) Linux really needs to do a better job with package management...

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  • Yeah, that was my first thought. I'm a Debian user by choice (25+ years experience with it) and largely prefer the "older but extremely stable" package management method they have employed for so long. Same reason I drive Toyotas; they tend to use older-but-proven tech.

    This reason is why Debian has the "rock solid" reputation in the first place. It's baffling that there are people who refuse to accept that fact.

  • (Rant) Linux really needs to do a better job with package management...

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  • "Goddammit, it's Limp Bizkit again!"

  • (Rant) Linux really needs to do a better job with package management...

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  • "Ageless Linux" is a distro created to openly defy California age-gating "law."

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  • For managing screen time on a per-user basis, timekpr-next is a pretty solid tool. I use it for the "family" PC (old Macbook w/ Linux Mint). We still keep an eye on their usage, of course.

  • Android Auto users say Gemini won't stop talking, and it's not even getting things right

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  • I want an open source alternative to Android Auto. I have no idea where to even start with that, much less have any coding experience, otherwise I'd absolutely try to make my own.

  • Looking for a way to have a web interface for shell commands

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  • This. Sounds like a classic example of the XY Problem

  • Vaultwarden update (an update to the update)

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  • TL;DR? For those of us who haven't been paying attention...

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    Unifi Protect - Wife Approval Factor? +HA integration

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    NAS build guidance - choice paralysis

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    Got my robot vacuum running Valetudo the other night...

  • Motorcycles @lemmy.world
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    Old dirtbike restoration project - How it started vs. how it's going

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    Trying to find a general-use project management software solution