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Sick, I get tons of more interesting content while being with a Mastodon instance I trust, a nice FOSS client to explore the content, and keep my privacy! If this actually bothered me, I could simply click the three dots and block the instance, so surely that shouldn’t be a big deal, right?
Never
I’m tall and skinny. Unfortunately it doesn’t translate to picking up girls well
Firefox Android + uBlock Origin (all filters enabled in settings except languages) = usable internet
Common Firefox W
I’ll have some of that crack you’re having
Over confidence and coffee are the only unit tests I need
I like Sam’s Clubs better
It’s a necessary sacrifice to push more ponzi schemes
Because changing any hardware will flip the tpm and require a password. If they stole the hard drive, it’d be encrypted. Basically I’m protecting on if they rip out the harddrive lol.
My arch install took some setup to get it specifically right for me, still trying to figure out the final touches. I have the entire thing encrypted and under btrfs sub-partitions. I set up secure boot as well and added it to my tpm. Last thing I got to do is set it up so it automatically decrypts on boot without a password. I’ve been liking this setup over my Fedora setup. I have to worry about smaller breakage every so often, but with Fedora I had to worry about big breakage every major version. Moving most of what I can to flatpak mitigated a lot of that though. I’m too lazy to replicate my arch setup on my laptop so that’s just sticking with Fedora until I decide it should run something else.
There’s no sitting around and watching movies in that kind of job.
What kind of jobs are you doing?
DDG is still really good, and DDG isn’t Bing just because it includes it’s results as well. I mainly use DDG and then try Google if I can’t find my result, but 90% of the time DDG finds it just fine.
I use Firefox btw
KDE is not complicated
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because we have consumer rights, it’s objectively untrue as I literally just said.
Being in control of who sees my post. Lemmy still lacks more granular post visibility like Mastodon does. If I restrict a message to followers on Mastodon, I know just they would see it, and so would their current instances which are much smaller and fragmented. Compared that to any social media where that’s going to easily be tracked on both sides. Federating with threads doesn’t change this. Also as you said, lack of analytics is nice. Privacy could definitely be improved though. Mastodon direct messaging is still weird and really should use e2ee.