Mugita Sokio

Privacy is a skill, point blank.

On top of that, a local-first approach.

My producer, Neigsendoig, had a few pictures of him from when he was younger be on the internet, because he had no clue about this. He’s probably blackmailable via said pictures now.

Next step, it’ll be the Roman Catholic Church that will be protected, and Israelies who kvetch about the Gaza stuff would be nothing, my producer seems to think think, in the future when there’s a mass exodus that occurs from the Roman Catholic Church.

That’s how the Jesuit Order operates, to confuse people, divide them, and then conquer. That’s how they always worked according to my producer’s research.

We’ve read that Apple was doing this for a while, but Google is joining in.

I really don’t trust this guy’s sensationalism, and neither does my producer. He trashes everything else to get people to buy his VPN service, which uses Hydra I think (I’m not sure about that, as I don’t give a rat’s booty about it, and neither does my producer care enough to look this up).

Parents really need to prevent the watching of pornography by children. That’s getting out of control.

No VPN ban or OSA-style BS needed.

From taking a look, that will only be for those who have a stock Googled Android phone and stock iOS device that supports this sort of thing.

Having a passport is a legal form of ID, and is covered under Real ID. Some people claim this is about a digital ID, which I’m torn on (despite the evidence of age verification in multiple states in the US) at the moment.

That’s because people don’t really learn which operating systems work well for NVIDIA drivers. I’d recommend Mint, Pop_OS!, Nobara Project and CachyOS based upon their experience with computers. Those all work well with NVIDIA.

They did release Open Kernel drivers, which I hadn’t tested. Those are the “open-source” drivers. Sure, their firmware could be proprietary (though I didn’t see any issues with it).

Just don’t use a monitor that’s DRM’d for Windows only. I made that mistake with an FI27Q-SA (AORUS monitor) once, and that was a $600 US waste.

On X11 you do (I think some distros ship it). Otherwise, that’s not necessarily the case on Wayland.

This is why you Linux, point blank.

CryptPad will probably be your best bet. Otherwise, do it the old fashioned way, set up Obsidian (local-only), do your work in Markdown, encrypt using something like Picocrypt, and then send that over using a disposable link from Wormhole.

That way, you and your collaborators can own the metadata.

I don’t think you see what I’m getting at yet. What I said was that not buying one of those devices, among others, is the way you don’t consent to your 4th Amendment rights being violated. Now, if a device like that is usable with a de-Googled solution, as long as it’s hardened right, then at the very least, it shows you don’t consent to the corporate spying. Government spying though… good luck with that.

You don’t consent by not using one of those devices, period. On top of that, this should be a massive violation of multiple laws everywhere. Of course, corpos will corpo, and bypass laws at their pleasure.

Neigsendoig (my producer) and I are very used to the C-based GNU utilities. Rust is not up our alley, that’s for sure.

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