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Most sites still send domain name in clear text. You can see it in Wireshark or PCAPDroid. You need VPN if you don’t want your ISP to see the sites you visit.
Most sites still send domain name in clear text. You can see it in Wireshark or PCAPDroid. You need VPN if you don’t want your ISP to see the sites you visit.
It supported torrent for ages, but it has only one tracker that doesn’t really have very much content. Now qBitTorrent or something else supports it out of the box.
I2P is very slow, slower than Tor. Maybe after more people join, it will be faster. Last time I tried it was painfully slow to even load most eepsites.
I was using Flatpak and Toolbx exclusively until I discovered Nix. It’s much better than using those two.
I use Gitea as project hosting and personal wiki. I also host Nextcloud for files and news and Jellyfin for movies and music.
In this order.
Internal investigation? They didn’t know they set up 19 mln of not accounts? Or maybe someone did it for them?
Depends on your usage, if you use only flatpak, fedora silverblue would be perfect. If you want to manage multiple computers or you’re customizing it, switch to nixos and you won’t look back.
But both are different than traditional distros, especially nix. If you already are advanced user of linux, you’d have problems with anything more than installing apps on nix for first time.
Wait, you didn’t post this comment with 3.1? All the cool people use it bro
From what I understand, yes. It even says it works on Wine, but I can’t test on neither right now.
The data instance really has is your browser info, IP and clicks. Posts are on all federated instances. That’s for every site out there, and kbin doesn’t have (I hope) business to sell this data to anyone.
It requires too much fuckery to really do it on RPi. But on x86, it’s the most reliable distro I tried. You can even switch stable/unstable branches without running into issues.
I use them constantly on laptop with GNOME. It makes it easier to switch windows with touchpad. On desktop I don’t use them so often, because I forget about them.