Yeah, I Made a comment on a post that showed up in my “All” then noticed the community name and blocked it. Noticed a week later when looking through my post history for something else they had banned me, thought eh who cares don’t want to see em anyway.

Chaos be ladder can a

Not a happy customer, between this and the talk of Musk buying T-Mobile :(

Yes, It came from Edward Snowden, I thought I put the attribution after it but must have messed up the copy/paste (using a mobile)

Privacy, safety, security, none are possible for any data on Instagram.

“Arguing that you don’t care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech because you have nothing to say.”

I don’t use the Goole play store or Google play services, and that will most likely be the issue for me :( Not every app I use is FOSS and most can be side loaded and work with microG and I block all the tracking. I fear not the app store accessibility but Google forcing apps to use play services and all the tracking.

Yes, That would be good, easy, and understandable

The “pull” can get confusing to new users of git because they soon see people talking about “pull requests”. They should rename a pull request to a “sync request” or an “update review request” , etc.

ULA = Unique Local Address, non routable address scheme in IPv6 for use in local networks

SLAAC = Stateless Address Autoconfiguration, a process in IPv6 that allows a host to assign itself an unique IP by listening to other traffic to determine the network ID and then creating the host ID

ICMP = Internet Control Message Protocol, these a specific messages that allow for higher coordination and control rather that data exchange, like ping or dhcp.

ISP = Internet Service Provider, the company that provides your internet acccess like Comcast, Google Fiber, AT&T, etc.

Hey bot, you missed ULA, ICMP, and SLAAC

Edit; and ISP

Defiantly not going into a restroom and taking a poop, if there is a poop I’m not touching it! I came to leave a poop.

Since you have poop inside you, your always taking it somewhere. Unless you’ve just had a colonic irrigation.

Prime video has it if your not flying a Jolly Rodger but that’s the only place I see.

Ditto, I’ve one that will power a full size sata hdd (external power supply), use it for backups to magnetic, never had an issue. Got it years ago from a defunct computer shop, so no link but I Willi post the model later and put a ssd in and check TRIM.

Edit: the enclosure I have is a ORICO 3588US3 if you use it with a ssd you don’t need the external power supply, I put a ssd in it and ‘sudo hdparm -I /dev/sdb’ reports ‘Data Set Management TRIM supported’

A bit of pain but you can still see FB, you have to hit the [x] in the top right of the login nag then it will let you scroll through several photos/posts before popping up again (wont work on the main feed page just photos/posts, not sure about liked pages). When it does pop up again it wont have the [x] so click the browsers refresh and the [x] will show up again but FB will still be on the same photo/post. Rinse, repeat.

Nice 👍 been using NLE as a docker server for a while, just switched to the HA integration (note both options use MQTT to allow HA full control with a climate card).

Nest Thermostat Gen 1 or Gen 2 running NoLongerEvil firmware. You can pick up a gen 2 on eBay for 20-30 USD. It only takes 5 min to load the firmware and there is a HA native integration. Rock solid hardware with no cloud, no google, and it works great with HA. Note that the gen 1 and gen 2 are pre Google buyout of Nest. There is also a cloud hosted dashboard if you want BUT there is no cloud self-hosted docker server and no cloud HA only version as well.

https://nolongerevil.com/

Edit: Nest is WiFi

Ted knight died of colon cancer in 1986, Happy Gilmore was released in 1996. It was Ted Knight that said that line but the movie was Caddyshack not Happy Gilmore.

I don’t actually NEED the e-mail server part, I wonder if there is a build for the e/os without the e-mail sync?

Well the reason the VM is isolated is probably 2 fold,

1. prevent a spread of whatever caused the issue in the first place
2. protect any data on the isolated device for being manipulated and corrupting any forensic evidence that might be on the VM/machine

so if things are done correctly you shouldn’t copy any file to or from the isolated machine