Solution: don’t run hosted services on your edge appliance.
In OP’s case, I’d use the RPi for the OpenWRT router and the miniPC for any relatively small hosted services I need. That way you can keep your services in its own DMZ away from your IOT devices assuming you have a smart tv/roku/firestick or other random likely vulnerable devices.
Network segment everything you can, but at the very least, I’d keep your services off of the device that is separating your LAN from WAN.
You’re right. It is easy to make these comments but it’s also a cautionary tale. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to use something within a “walled garden” but also retain ownership/access of it yourself.
Just having an external HDD for a backup goes a long way.
Sounds like your DNS server is filtered. Try using another server (like 9.9.9.9) in your network connection.
Good idea. Let’s just do what the fascists are doing. That’ll show them!
Which watch do you have, if you don’t mind me asking? I’m actually on the verge of getting a new one since my old one broke months ago.
Oof. Good to know. Ethically, there seems to be no real good options.
Maybe a used vehicle with low ecological impact is the best moral choice at this point?
Subaru if you’re okay with combustion. Hyundai maybe if you want to go electric?
Google Play services likely does this too, so to actually protect yourself from this spyware you will need to use either microG or containerized Google Play services like how GrapheneOS has implemented.
The electrical losses are way less than the resistances of a mechanical drivetrain. It’s around 10-25% lower apparently.
From what I remember, the water that is near the fissile material is in its own closed loop tank and has heat exchangers that transfer heat to another water loop that goes to the turbines.
Solipsism is definitely one way to look at it.
Good point. I’ll update my comment.
That’s probably okay for mild fevers but if they get progressively worse then you’re risking them permanent brain damage.
In the image they posted it showed GrapheneOS AFU (after first unlock) and Unlocked. Brute force methods are not viable and the filesystem is only accessible while the device is unlocked and is running a certain version apparently.
So, pretty secure while it’s locked but seems resilient even unlocked.
Here’s everything I know about this whole thing:
There has been a lot of research into the subject but there’s also been unreliable data that is being used to intentionally misrepresent what has been found (hence the correlative vs causal relationships).
So the current well agreed on science is:
That’s if you are using a file to store additional data. Also JPEG and other lossy formats can have all sorts of artifacts that may (depending on the size of hidden data) seem typical.
What I thought they were referring to was encryption at the filesystem level which doesn’t require file blocks to be contiguous, allowing blocks to be interlaced with the hidden data.
The video you linked had a clip of the assailant with what looks like a mansion and several luxuries from a previous video. It definitely seems like this is a rich person.
You’re right, it is pretty common to do that but there’s always the chance they just cancel the discount around renewal. If you have autopay then you probably already committed to the new price before you realized what happened.
We’re using an alt social media platform, it’s more likely that we’d also use other alternative services as well, especially when Lemmy users seem to be more tech savvy than most. It doesn’t help that Microsoft and the other tech giants are forcing the use of anti-consumer features when you can use Linux in the same way without being forced to use features you don’t want to use.