I actually have several USB-A to USB-A cables.
I actually have several USB-A to USB-A cables.
MD =/= PHD
MD = Doctor
PHD = not a doctor.
Adguard? Although I don’t know if they have a firewall based Killswitch so it might be vulnerable to tunnel vision if it’s not being used in a VPN router
You might need to replace your pi-hole with adguard home to make it work
Those aren’t de-bloat scripts, they’re tools that all the windows-techs are using for their customers.
De-bloat scripts break things, those two programs I named above work very well
you can completely disable all the bullshit in windows including recall, copilot, onedrive and many more things with O&O shutup10++ and also DoNotSpy11
good one!
They started going with a minimalist style logo
But for one single day, firefox nightly looked like this
I took a screenshot because I was worried no one would believe me
I don’t even use regular firefox anymore, I use mullvad browser and librewolf whenever I’m not using Brave.
The fingerprinting protection in regular firefox sucks, and regular firefox makes connections to google, double-click and other advertising companies, they even make those connections when you open a new tab.
Librewolf, tor and mullvad browser are completely clean and free of bloat
the fuck is a rainbow computer?
You mean the kind of really powerful computer with RGB lights on the outside of the tower?
Yes I do have one of those. I have a couple of flashlights with auxiliary lights like that too.
Also, you’re asking for an antivirus that uploads and uses a sandbox to analyze ALL packages. Good luck with that. (AVs would probably have a hard time detecting malicious build actions, anyways).
three different antivirus programs already do that. Comodo for example has a built in sandbox to do that.
who was it trusted by? There’s whitelisting applications that indiscriminately block everything that isn’t already installed too.
Prevention and detection
Most of the time, detection also means prevention, but with a whitelisting antivirus, prevention often means that the threat isn’t detected, it was just prevented from running.
A whitelisting application has a list of what it knows it bad AND what it knows in advance to be good.
Anything it can’t identify on the spot is treated as unknown and not allowed to run, not deleted, not quarantined, just blocked from running until the user can upload it to things like virustotal and other services like it to figure out if its safe.
upload it to virustotal, if it wasn’t already known, do a re-scan a few hours later to see if it’s malicious, if it was already known, do a re-scan to see if anything has figured out if its malicious.
which is why I think it’s borderline criminal that most antivirus programs don’t work that way.
But a good whitelisting antivirus could’ve stopped it.
At least microsoft is honest enough to admit their software needs protection, unlike apple and unlike most of the people who have made distros of linux. (edit: microsoft is still dishonest about what kind of protection it needs though)
Even though apple lost a class action lawsuit for false advertising over the claim “mac can’t get viruses” they still heavily imply that it doesn’t need an antivirus.
any OS can get infected, it’s just a matter of writing the code and finding a way to deliver it to the system…Now you might be thinking “I’m very careful about what I click on” that’s a good practice to have, but most malware gets delivered through means that don’t require the user to click on anything.
You need an antivirus on every computer you have, linux, android, mac, windows, iOS, all of them. There’s loads of videos on youtube showing off how well or not so well different antivirus programs work for windows and android.
Nice! I just got around to watching it and I’m glad I did.
I don’t know that reference
If you have to constantly tell people you’re the king, you’re not really the king.
Or! Alternatively! Bring your wife to the situation and have her talk about her dreams.
No! Ask him to leave a rating on your encounter with him.
I’d rather have them work on fingerprint spoofing, and getting rid of the tracking from google they put into it
Librewolf, if you want to use a firefox based browser, use librewolf instead.
you can use them to transfer files between PCs without the need for a flash/thumb-drive I also have a few flashlights that charge in and out through a USB-A