Fuh Q

"What's your political stance?" Me: youtube.com/watch?v=dxytyR…

Sadly, we've lost. - Massive roll out of Flock "safety" cameras around the country all within the last couple of years or so. - Massive push for Age Verification or Attestation laws for Operating Systems around the country and at the federal laws. - Recently banning of all routers not made in the United States unless certified by the Government. George Orwell's 1984 has already arrived.

@Laurie0801 Taxes and its subsequent financial abuse.

@IvelNogram23047 @jackunheard This not happening is the real crime.

@jackunheard Problem solved

NEW: A woman in South Carolina tries to bite two men who were simply fishing at a pond. She claims there were no fishing signs, then tries to steal their fishing rods. When the men pulled their own property back, she lunged and attempted to bite them. Pure unhinged behavior over nothing. Let the dudes fish.

@Ravenismeee You deserve that "Fuck you" after everything gets better... look forward to it.

To all men who survived rock bottom, what’s one piece of advice would you give a man who feels like giving up right now

@CompTIA I think y'all should be working on allowing folks to take your exams on Linux... Just saying...

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‘How are you so focused under pressure?’ Me in 1995:

An incredible moment as the whole team behind No Man's Sky takes to the stage to accept the Evolving Game award at the #BAFTAGamesAwards with @GooglePlay 🏆

See, that would be great if the process didn't consist of inputting feedback only for AI to then assess its validity and spit it back out at you. I feel bad for anyone with a disability that prevents them from taking the exam in person not being able to take the exam without capitulating to Apple or Microsoft. With AWS being OS agnostic it just seems wrong to, effectively, discriminate against Linux when every piece of hardware under the hood on your platform runs Linux.

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Hey @awscloud @AWS , Why is it a good portion of your certifications benefit from, or require, knowledge in Linux yet you can't actually take the exam on Linux? Moreover, you get penalized for making use of alternatives like Wine or VMs. Make it make sense... Y'all have an exorbitant amount of products/services, but can't proctor your own tests in a uniform manner unlike said products/services.

@ArcRaidersIntel .... that's an interesting idea

PvE Players. Would you kill players if there were factions?

Do you plan for GrapheneOS to always be its own standalone thing or is there plans to make it a mainstay OS, standard, OEM OS with folks like Motorola? I only ask because I easily see GrapheneOS simply being the starting point for where ALL mobile OS's should be built off of. Privacy by default should be principle EVERYWHERE.

Privacy and security on computing devices need to become far stronger to protect people from pervasive violations of their rights. Users have their privacy pervasively violated by corporations, criminals and governments. There are endless privacy and security weaknesses in software with exploits of those happening on a large scale. Operating systems, browsers and other apps need to do a much better job protecting users. Enormous progress is needed on both privacy and security. GrapheneOS provides a massive upgrade for privacy and security over the standard Android Open Source Project. GrapheneOS is nowhere near good enough and we have an enormous amount of work to do improving both. Our work is an ongoing process and doesn't have an end point. Privacy and security heavily involve competition between attackers and defenders. Most defenders are making little progress and falling increasingly far behind. Attackers continue improving their exploits of privacy and security weaknesses. Commercial exploit tools are increasingly widely deployed for broad attacks. Software has a very high density of privacy and security vulnerabilities. LLMs are accelerating both vulnerability discovery and exploit development. For most computing devices, defense is increasingly far behind offense. iOS and GrapheneOS are exceptional cases not representative of degrading privacy and security across computing devices. Growing numbers of internet connected devices are incorporated into botnets. This harms the privacy and security of the internet as a whole through heavily pushing it towards centralization behind services such as Cloudflare. Insecure devices without security patches harm the internet as a whole. It isn't only embedded devices but also desktops, mobile devices and servers being used as part of these botnets. It isn't only people with these insecure devices who are harmed. It can get much worse. We're building GrapheneOS to protect everyone's privacy and security. It's aimed at widespread adoption and is highly usable. It's compatible with the vast majority of Android apps. It has major privacy benefits for every user including stopping a lot of data collection by apps and services with a better permission model increasingly addressing being coerced to grant access. GrapheneOS has many users with little technical knowledge and isn't hard to install or use. We're continuing to work on improving privacy, security, usability and app compatibility for all of our users. Contact Scopes, Storage Scopes, per-app Sensors toggle, VPN leak protection and many other features we provde are very important privacy protections. We're building alternatives to the Camera, Microphone and other permissions too. Our major improvements to exploit protections are there to protect user privacy. Privacy depends on security and that's why we heavily work on security too. Contrary to what's often claimed, GrapheneOS is far more usable and requires far less sacrifice compared to other alternatives. Providing far better protection against sophisticated exploits isn't at the expense of that. Our opt-in sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer combines privacy and high usability. We're gradually making replacements for more Google services apps rely on. Location services, network-based location, geocoding and more has already been replaced and much more is coming.

@Respecting33159 @GrapheneOS If you want full privacy, Qubes. If you want more of a daily driver, try @OsEndeavour .

@GrapheneOS What computer OS do you all recommend?

LMAO who made this 😭😂🤣

Can someone just hire me

@MrPitbull07 Here's the harsh reality: Talking about it wouldn't have made money magically appear. Sure, it might keep you from taking yourself out but it doesn't fix the shit that put you there to begin with.

Please, everyone, keep doing ts

Good morning 😃

@Itsfoss @OsEndeavour exists...

Why? Why can Arch Linux not use a GUI-based installer? I don't really see any reason, other than tradition, for Arch not to switch to a graphical installation.