Fortunately we have a few more weeks to plan out how to make use of this model before it goes into effect

Now when people try to use Bing Copilot app to download a normal web browser, it can talk them out of it while introducing them to all the other Copilots and their apps

Niri, I think Hyprland did also

Two finger scroll on my touchpad and another finger lightly presses it turning it into a middle click paste

I do too but it’s usually unintentional

Middle click paste sucks, I keep accideE&4nry!NAnY6Yfntally activating it in the middle of my documents which is bad when I have st6SFMzZkTR7!b^yuff like passwords copied and don’t notice, so good

DIdn’t know Indie Beat TV was a thing

old.lemmy.world

I’m pretty sure HDMI out through USB is still not supported also

I used Rust with Deepseek for a small project for copying and pasting snippets and it went pretty well, but I wouldn’t trust it to work with and debug a codebase on its own, especially not an OS

Or web applications, Firefox/Chrome uses like 32 GB RAM and constantly crashes my computer because of it

I use Ironfox also mainly for the plugins. I have the personal stuff on my phone over Tor since I don’t want to pay for a VPN, and I’ve noticed that Ironfox is a lot slower than Vanadium/Cromite for that setup, which both also have JIT disabled

Librewolf has all of the good parts of Brave and none of the shitty parts

If all of the web engines enshittify, you can always curl the HTML/CSS/JS and hand-parse it. Might have suboptimal performance however.

Yes, but I never said you won’t get pwned. I said that it would limit how it could be done and what damage it could do.

For instance, if you click a link and download something shitty, it can’t just steal your auth tokens on GrapheneOS because all of that is isolated to only the program that uses them. Meanwhile on Windows/Linux there are tons of Python scripts that do that. It would take extra steps on GrapheneOS for someone to use social engineering to hack someones Discord/Bank/etc account, which could be enough to prevent it for some people.

One example is on GrapheneOS, programs can’t touch system files due to no root access, and they also can’t access data files for other programs.

I’m not very good at securing Linux, but from what I’ve seen, NixOS leaves a lot to be desired. It doesn’t officially support SELinux and requires a lot of work to make it function properly. It supports other mandatory access control programs, which I’m not really sure how they compare. The store being world readable is another problem. The most obvious issue with that is if you’re doing business work with two clients on the same computer where infrastructure needs to remain confidential, where one client’s programs can read the store and see information about the other clients, even on separate user accounts.

More secure OSes limit what social engineering attacks can take place and what damage they can do.

Reddit is how I got into my self hosting hobby in my teens

Maybe I should start investing in my PC more