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@T3chFalcon As we said "fuck windows" before, we can say "Fuck Linux" now, life will not stop without linux

These are some Linux distributions that don’t use systemd as their default init system. Instead, they use alternatives like SysVinit, OpenRC, runit, s6, or dinit. These options are simple and good for beginners. Devuan: Devuan is a direct fork of Debian that does not use systemd. It uses SysVinit by default, but you can also choose OpenRC or runit. Devuan is stable and feels familiar if you have used Debian or Ubuntu before. The installer is straightforward, making it a good choice for servers or desktops if you want Debian-like simplicity without systemd. The current stable release is Excalibur, which is based on Debian Trixie. antiX: antiX is based on Debian and is extremely lightweight. It is fully systemd-free and uses SysVinit. antiX includes user-friendly tools, IceWM or other light window managers, and has great hardware support for older computers. It is simple to install and run, and many users praise it for being easy to use while staying minimal. MX Linux (SysVinit variants) MX Linux is based on Debian and is closely related to antiX. It is known as one of the most user-friendly distributions. MX Linux offers editions with SysVinit instead of systemd, and it includes excellent graphical tools like MX Tools for package management, backups, and system tweaks. It is very approachable for beginners who want a polished experience. Artix Linux Artix Linux is based on Arch but does not use systemd. During installation, you can choose from OpenRC, runit, dinit, or s6. Artix offers pre-configured desktop editions like XFCE and KDE, and it uses the Calamares installer, which is simpler than the standard Arch installer. Many users find Artix fast and easy to use once it is set up. It is a good middle ground if you want Arch-like rolling updates with an easier start. There are other notable systemd-free options, such as Void Linux, Alpine Linux, and Chimera Linux. However, these tend to be more minimal and technical, so they may not be as simple for most desktop users. If you are coming from Ubuntu or Mint and want a similar experience, try Devuan or the SysVinit edition of MX Linux. If you want something lighter, give antiX a try.

@skylermzx Go to bsd, avoid linux

what linux distro doesnt use systemmd and is relatively simple to use

@DissidentRexy Any ideas or links for the black front of that Triton 9, please

Ohhhhhh look at you able to read. Mr fancy pants. I may not be able to read but I can make pink unserialized guns at home.

@web3privacy @cheekygorilla0x @ProtocolGuild @brave @torproject @mullvadnet @DuckDuckGo proton mail !!!, no

Another fresh stack just dropped! this time by @cheekygorilla0x x @ProtocolGuild Trying to move away from BigTech and try some better, privacy-focused alternatives? Check out this stack 👇 deChrome → @brave / @torproject / @mullvadnet deGoogle Search → @DuckDuckGo deAndroid → @GrapheneOS deWindows → @QubesOS / @Tails_live / @Whonix deWhatsApp → @signalapp / @element_hq deVPN Inc → @ProtonVPN / PIA deGmail → @ProtonMail / @mozthunderbird deGoogle Drive → @filen_io deGoogle Docs → @CryptPad / OnlyOffice deGoogle Maps → @OrganicMapsApp for Network Security → @torproject deApple Notes → @NotesnookApp deBigAI → @DuckDuckGo / @lmstudio_ai deZoom → @jitsinews deMedia Apps → @VLC_media deAdobe → @GIMP_Official deKindle → @CalibreEbook for Routers → @pfsense / @protectli for RSS → @newsblur Explore other personal stacks from professionals: stacks.web3privacy.info

@Whonix @torproject @mozthunderbird @KeePassXC @VLC @ElectrumWallet @Bitcoin @monero "Thunderbird" is collecting informations, "vlc" has a lot of backdoors as bugs, you need to be careful

The proven combo: Tor @torproject OnionShare Thunderbird @mozthunderbird KeePassXC @KeePassXC VLC @vlc Electrum @ElectrumWallet Bitcoin Core @Bitcoin Monero @monero Whonix has the best privacy apps already onboard.

@ADNanime Ther's so many episodes removed from kai

Tu savais qu'il y avait une telle différence de rythme entre Dragon Ball Z et Dragon Ball Z Kaï ? 👀

@simplifyinAI It can't download from youtube

This tool can download literally anything from link🤯 100% free. open source. no ads.

@internetarchive Can you add the dark theme to your site please

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@rickrolandjr @three_cube Look after "open source end to end apps", and even these are not 100% safe, and learn how to encrypte your devices

@three_cube what's the unhackable messaging platform?

Mobile Forensics: Some Simple Methods for Extracting WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram Messages hackers-arise.com/mobile-forensi…

@Garmin Garmin do somthing please, people says tht this option in your watch always showing a far result

We’ve done the heavy lifting. Check out these interesting insights into strength training sessions logged by Garmin Connect users over the last year.

@arduino Poor Arduino, look at you now pathetic and miserable between those weird people, i know tht money's good, but you're not at your place all, everybody knows that, and everyone see how much you're suffering, don't hurt yourself, ther's so many chances to escape, return home please

YouTuber Vaclav Krejci (AKA upir) shows how to use a 40x4 LCD character display with an Arduino UNO Rev3: youtu.be/H3GYU58Y6GM

@SethBishop1989 @PavelNymek @teslaownersSV Telegram is a shit too

@PavelNymek @teslaownersSV Dude signal works with the Government on audits. Use Telegram.

𝕏 Chat lets you send attachments like documents, files, videos, GIFs, and photos with full encryption for safer conversations. Just hit the ‘+’ icon located at the bottom left of your conversation.

@adafruit @Qualcomm @arduino Say good bye to arduino

@Qualcomm @arduino posted a response instead of talking to anyone who does anything in open-source, and said they couldn't respond to the journalists contacting them which was a lie, but whatever (they will do an interview about the Q!) Any way, as expected, it did not answer our questions lnkd.in/ePr7jkDE and they avoid the big ones. They say you can email but it goes to a zendesk autoreply. try! privacy@arduino.cc Here's why... Qualcomm specifically @nakulduggal can we do a live video interview? We'll send the questions in advance... You keep repeating “we’re open-source” as a blanket reassurance, but the problems people raised aren’t about the parts of Arduino that were already open. They’re about the new sections that expand corporate control, restrict user rights, and give Qualcomm deeper access to user data. Here are the unresolved points: The irrevocable, perpetual, transferable license over all user content. You say users “retain ownership,” but the license you claim over everything published is broad enough to monetize, republish, sublicense, or feed into any Qualcomm system forever. Why is this clause perpetual and irrevocable if you don’t intend to use it that way? The restriction on reverse-engineering cloud services. You frame this as “only SaaS,” but cloud is now fundamental to many Arduino workflows. Why is reverse-engineering prohibited at all for a company built on openly hackable systems? The patent-infringement shield clause. No open-source company puts language in their ToS banning users from identifying potential patent issues. Why was this added, and who requested it? Five-year username retention after deletion or inactivity. You say this was done “per community request,” but most open communities allow instant anonymization. Where is the record of this request, and why is five years the default? Qualcomm data integration. You say the acquisition “doesn’t modify how user data is handled,” yet the Privacy Policy explicitly states data is shared across the Qualcomm Group globally. What data flows to Qualcomm, and why wasn’t this disclosed at acquisition time? AI monitoring and usage tracking. Your AI policy allows broad behavioral monitoring, compute tracking, and compliance logging. What data from these AI systems is retained, who has access, and why is this collection opt-out only by not using the features? If the goal is clarity and compliance, great. Then provide clarity. Right now, the new terms read like Qualcomm drafted them and Arduino added a nostalgia paragraph on top to get pt to shut up. Happy to keep the conversation going, but these are direct questions that need direct answers. Read it for yourself... blog.arduino.cc/2025/11/21/the… @cristianoamon @mbanzi @FabioViolante @MarcelloMajonchi

@jbella @teslaownersSV You're trusting meta ?

@teslaownersSV Why would I trust X any more than I trust Meta?

Here's what's happening with your messages: You chat about a product on WhatsApp, and suddenly ads for it flood your feed. Coincidence? No your data is being sold. 𝕏 Chat offers a better way: end-to-end encryption, zero backdoors, and real privacy protection

@smspoolnet I'm using standard, and i've found nothing

@vBLL48 The numbers won't show unless you use the "Safer" mode rather than "Safest" as it uses Javascript.

The EU won't give up on Chat Control. Keep up the pressure!

@smspoolnet You're refusing Tor browser

Discord, Steam, Google all require SMS verification. Instead of giving them your real number, use SMSPool. One-time purchase, no spam after. That's it.

@vBLL48 Should you encounter any difficulties in using the downloader, post your problem to github.com/elementdavv/in… with detail messages.

@internetarchive Can you add the dark theme to your site please

Yesterday was Bram Stoker’s 178th birthday! 🎂 Author of THE LADY OF THE SHROUD, THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM, and, of course, the iconic DRACULA. 🧛 Read the 1899 public-domain edition here ⤵️ archive.org/details/dracu0… #LetReadersRead #Literature #LiteratureLegend #Horror #Books #Vampire

@QVHenkel It can resist water ?

I received some more prototypes for the open-source smartwatch, including a few machined enclosures