I would say that is true in a sense, but the post is more about online privacy. For the website be less terrible I might have had to drop my VPN and use Chrome and no blockers, which opens the door to whatever third party trackers they may use.
A phone call prevents me from being anonymous but the information third parties can gather is potentially much less.
40%? Where do you work because I certainly don’t get that high of a percentage
Isn’t it, though? (At least according to the masses)
I thought it would be more like this:
Eventually privacy minded people like us will have to start creating and visiting sites on the dark web.
You could switch to a Linux phone…
But then it comes with its own issues that many people do not want to deal with
My guess would be some value stability at all costs, others value user control, and others value uptime.
simple update and sleep should not result in a black screen on any OS IMO
That’s the thing. Different distros handle it in different ways. Some have the option to do offline updates so it will not actually install the update until after reboot so there is minimal risk of something interfering. That’s why often the recommendation is to try and find one that is more stable if that is what you value more.
The reason they are doing that is because the capitalists have painted themselves in a corner. Wealth inequality is growing wider and wider to where it is hard for the working class to continue to ignore. People are upset and need scapegoats. You can only blame immigrants for so much. So they promise to come in and “disrupt” the government’s bureaucracy. Of course the real reason to do that is not for the benefit of the working class, it is to benefit Trump and the wealthy that inflate his ego.
But you are right that they have forgotten that people get upset when the trail of corruption leads straight to them instead of being obfuscated in bureaucracy.
Now you have to move on to obscure open source hardware. Linux phone and/or a RISC-V computer
Maybe they are all gay Nazis. I’m not saying openly gay, but gay nonetheless
Still cheaper than buying two sticks of RAM today
It sounds like maybe a rolling release distro like openSUSE Tumbleweed is not the best fit for you. The ‘fix the system after updates’ is supposed to be part of the fun for those that like rolling release.
I would suggest switching to a point release type distro, where you may end up with some bugs for a while, but they are the same bugs that you can figure out workarounds for.
edit: grammar
Snatched is such a funny movie!
I haven’t seen it mentioned yet, but Lorex has options for wired and wireless cameras that store footage on the camera itself via sd card, or to a local NVR.
TIL 2k is not synonymous with QHD
That is certainly true with the phone call method. Another comment mentioned spamming ‘0’ on the phone until a live person answers. But buying the ticket in person would probably get me another human. At least for now, until eventually even in person is just a kiosk of their website.