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Privacy badger is probably redundant (probably because I am not familiar with the Android version).
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/4.1-Extensions#-dont-bother
Privacy badger is probably redundant (probably because I am not familiar with the Android version).
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/4.1-Extensions#-dont-bother
I don’t think it’s anyone’s job to make sure newcomers do not leave Linux because “muh post was removed”. If you can’t take 2 minutes to find the correct sub to post your question, you won’t be able to use Linux either.
Lemmy has this problem where everything is upvoted no matter what. I’ve posted some dumb questions myself expecting them to get removed but they received upvotes instead. I’m thinking its either bots to drive engagement or people are very welcoming here or they’re just happy that Lemmy isn’t dead yet so they’ll upvote anything.
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The wiki for pipewire is very short and clear.
There is no speed penalty to using Codium. It’s literally the repository built with telemetry off and without MS spyware. And, why use VS code if you care about speed in the first place.
I’ve never had a site break due to this.
I know a few popular open source apps that are straight up insecure. When pointed out, people will call you a corporate shill lol. “Someone must’ve read the code” is what they say. Yes, I did and I’m telling you its no good.
Its not even about that. The sites they serve the videos from are not on that repo.
That’s not what OP is asking.
PopOS beats all if its an Nvidia laptop. I’d use arch for anything else.
I wonder how incompetent people who say Arch is unstable must be. It doesn’t even mean what they think it means. It just a way of saying you’ll get updates more frequently.
I can’t believe I didn’t think about checking the html :) I also didn’t know that about:config updates in real time. I’d prefer to have a toggle like “changed items this session”, but this does the job too.
Yes, turns out you need to manually enable in ublock and then manually export your rules yourself. Better than nothing, I guess.
Another question then: I see it mentioned that other anticheats (Easy, etc.) also run as drivers, they just only run when the game is on. How is possible that we run such anticheats through proton? Is this just a misconception that some users have or did they make exceptions for Linux?
Given that they got hacked multiple times, and every update breaks their client, I don’t think it makes sense to trust they can secure their malware.
Arch. My home directory is a git directory that ignores all by default then I enable what I want to keep.
If I didn’t already have my relevant configurations tracked in git and my (quite simple) post-install script to copy the configs to relevant dirs, I guess I’d use Nix. I don’t see the appeal when I have the same functionality on a distro I am familiar with.
What about extension settings? Is there a universal rule or is it per extension and up to them?
What’s better about QT6?
I’m with you on that. That’s why I don’t care about the defaults, out of the box experience, etc. I have my own defaults already.
It’s not even something to love. It should in the definition of a mobile OS/phone. It would be weird to say “I love that Android can output display”.