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  • Hummm, does TTIP and CETA rings a bell? If not, let's just say that during the covid pendamic the EU parliments signed CETA behind ours backs allowing transporting good between canada and EU. Sure TTIP itself was not signed (yeahhhi thats a win... Or not?)

    But that doesn't matter because the only thing they wanted was a trade deal with the American continent It's TTIP with extra steps...

    So right now we will propably have meat and vegetables full of GMO's, pesticides, and meat fully loaded with antibiotics, vaccines...

    So If I where you I wouldn't count to much on

    "They look like they want change, and they then blame too many votes on "not themselves" that it didn't pass."

    They wan't changes when it benefits them and their agenda ^^.




  • N0x0n@lemmy.mltoTechnology@lemmy.ml*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 months ago

    Nobody is talking about how games look sharper? Looking at 1080p vs 1440p side by side, you can clearly see the difference on how the textures look less "pixelated" and more rounded up.

    It looks like you have a better AA effect and better color management (depends on your pannel though).

    I really enjoy/see the change from 1080p to 1440, but you clearly need good enough hardware to make it run smoothly. It's vram hungry and GPU demanding.

    It wouldn't be that way if there wasn't any reason to eat that much more vram and GPU resources... Higher resolution textures






  • Hey did you find a solution? I maybe found something that could interest you !

    Complementing @thebrain anwser, I totally wiped and fixed bad sectors on a old SSD drive I fought was borked because of alot of unallocated pending sectors. (In/out errors)

    Keep in mind this is advanced stuff and could not work in your case and EVEN brick your hard drive. You will lost all your data and everything will be rewriten.

    Manually rewrite sectors

    https://leo.leung.xyz/wiki/Hdparm

    Full wipe with "--security-erase-enhanced"

    https://tinyapps.org/docs/wipe_drives_hdparm.html

    This can take some time (3hours in my case) and it looks like your terminal is stuck, don't worry just wait until it finishes !

    Again this can be DANGEROUS ! Only attempt such mesure if you don't care to lose your hard drive.


  • Just my 2cent but... NOSHIT Sherlock?

    Even plants are sentient and way more evolved than we are... BUT in THEIR own direction.

    We think that we HUMAN specie are the only sentient and intelligent thing, but every animal specie, insect, living being has somehow a complex evolved way of thinking/living.

    And guess what? Animals have blood, eyes, a brain, vessels, produce babys, a complex chemical body interaction...... If that isn't a sign for you that all living being are... Living... Than it's time to get out of your head, and get into your heart and reconnect with nature.


  • Also interested ! But I read through my long search that bad sectors on a drive... Is a sign that your drive is failing and that there is nothing you can do about it.

    Your drive will probably accumulate more and more bad sectors until it becomes unusable (there is some threshold).

    There is however a way to "mark" them but thats just a temporary solution. I wouldn't put important/critical data on it (pictures, backups, OS...)


  • N0x0n@lemmy.ml
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    toLinux@lemmy.mlSamba vs NFS vs SSHFS ?
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    3 months ago

    Thank you for your friendly and detailed response !!!

    Look at the Arch wiki article for Kerberos, I think that’s what I used mostly. Feel free to ask if you need help setting it up.

    It's always Arch wiki :D. Thank you, but I will probably stay with samba at the moment which will probably fullfil my current needs and seems more complex than I thought ! Also, it's in a multi-OS environnement (Windows, MacOS, Linux) and NFS seems to not work very well with Windows :/ If I could I would switch my whole family to Linux, but old habits die hard...

    Anyway, will keep Kerberos under my radar ! I really want to learn more about it seems very interesting, especially the cybersecurity aspect !

    If you don't mind... Can you tell very briefly what kerberos actually solves in a coporate environnement ? Please, give me a sneek peak of the subject that awaits me :) !!


  • N0x0n@lemmy.ml
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    toLinux@lemmy.mlSamba vs NFS vs SSHFS ?
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    3 months ago

    Thanks for the link :) I have already setup a samba share (actually I have setup all 3 on my server xD). But Didn't knew they have a whole tutorial on it :) Thanks for the resource, I think I will stay with samba :) Looks the most versatil and has also "easier" security function setup. I mean I don't think I need Kerberos in my homelab setup and SSHFS... Yeah people tend to argue it's a pain in the ass with Windows !





  • Hello thanks for your inputs !

    Is there any reason you went this route instead of just using an user-overrides.js file for the standard arkenfox user.js file?

    I'm relatively new to "programming" and file management and wasn't aware of the user-overrides.js. I was sucked in by the testing, reading, and giving my best to understand each entry that I missed this crucial information. I'm reading through the overrides section in the arkenfox wiki and will change accordingly !

    Does the automatic dark theme require enabling any fingerprintable settings (beyond just possobly determining the theme of the OS/browser)?

    Nope. But by default enabling dark theme is fingerprintable. They know that I'm using dark theme in my browser, but... my eyes can't live without it :(. I think this is a negligeable parameter, because there are too many dark mode user on the web. As long as it's the native Firefox dark mode theme, this should be an okayish compromise.

    user_pref("layout.css.prefers-color-scheme.content-override", 0);
    user_pref("browser.theme.content-theme", 2);
    

    How are you handling exceptions for sites? I assumed it would be in the user.js file, but didn’t notice anything in particular handling specific URLs differently.

    I'm not sure what you mean, but by default I prefere that everything what's happening in my browser needs user consent and manual interaction. I'm still looking for the switches to block all new requests asking to access microphone, location, notification...

    Also the only sites I give permenant cookie exception are my selfhosted services (Because I mostly trust them ? XD) and everything else is deleted after each Firefox shutdown.

    If I can't acces the site or it's broken, I mostly just leave and just find another ressource. This probably locks me out to a lot of sites, but that's the trade off I'm willing to take.

    To add some more fun, I also block all GAFAM at the DNS level on my pi-hole with some strict policies. If I need to acces them for any reason, I spin-up a throwable Virtual Machine.

    I hope I answerd your question and thanks for your input ! Diving into user-overrides.js ! Thanks !


  • Last time I saw them, I was filled with infinite inner white light power and joy. So hard to explain that I didn't even tried, because I was sure nobody would understand.

    So powerful I couldn't keep my eyes closed, so bright and colorful and the patterns infinitly beautiful.

    The CEV mandala patterns are amazing, but the fractal patterns are on another level, and You can really feel how they ARE on another level, plane of comprehension.

    What a blissful experience !


  • N0x0n@lemmy.ml
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    toPrivacy@lemmy.mlAdguardVPN sketchy DNS requests.
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    4 months ago

    Hummm... These are probably normal request for the "average user", but not for privacy advocates from this community:

    37.120.218.14 33across.com

    33Across has over 15 years of experience building identity resolution technology, programmatic monetization, and audience segmentation through big data and a global first-party publisher foundation. Future-proofing the industry's addressable infrastructure, 33Across provides direct access to critical signals that power privacy-safe ...

    193.19.204.51 usc1-gcp-v61.api.snapchat.com

    Snapchat's Marketing API

    66.203.113.242 match.prod.bidr.io/

    Match.prod.bidr.io. Match.prod.bidr.io is an application for Chrome, Firefox, Edge and other Windows browsers that can annoy you with hundreds of pop-up ads, banners and promotional messages. In addition to that, Match.prod.bidr.io may automatically redirect your web searches to pre-defined web pages that generate pay-per-click revenue.

    212.102.40.187 init.supersonicads.com

    init.supersonicads.com is 's script. Going forward, it's going to need help adding value to your business' marketing efforts. Since 2017, this script has been at least 20-25% less effective than you think. Why? Because privacy-first browsing is here. This is a game changer for scripts like init.supersonicads.com and businesses like yours ...

    Just to name a few... The list goes on... If this doesn't raises an eyebrow of suspicion, than the privacy community is probably useless....

    Also, most of those links are blocked by default by uBlock origin.

    Edit: Why would a VPN application make a request to tiktokcdn.com.c.bytefcdn-oversea.com ? Okay It's "just" a CDN, but why In the hell tiktok? I have never used any of those sketchy apps why would It need to go to tiktok or snapchat?