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Michael H. Jenkins

@ MHSJenkins @infosec.pub

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Reader, writer, erstwhile IT guy, gardeners and firearms enthusiast. Acquiring and sharing the information and skills we need to navigate these trying times.

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  • The issue is that once the government has the infrastructure and networks to round folks up en masse, they can round groups of folk up en masse. That net will never be precise, so plenty of folks will get pulled in who shouldn't. That net can also be directed where-ever the powers that be decide, which is a real threat to liberty and justice for all.

    And that's before we get to the part the ethics and issues behind our immigration policy in the US.

  • As a Mint user who just starting test-driving Arch: once you get through the installation the switch isn't at all difficult. Now,t hat having been said, the installation can have some frustrating moments depending on how you go about it.

  • Ah, thank you!

  • Just figured out how to run it with root privileges, so the big thing is down. Thank you for responding!

  • I really appreciate you getting in touch and offering those clarifications. Thank you!

  • When you frame it that way, I start to think yours is the more likely prediction.

  • California has the opportunity to be good for something.

  • I mean, this particular cyberpunk dystopia isn't what I had hoped for . . .

  • Cody Doctorow wrote a short story about a group of newbie hackers doing just that.

  • How are you? :)

  • This is my assumption, and there's a roadmap in place already.

  • As the FedGov always does!

  • It's a drop in a very large bucket that will never be filled, by design.

  • I'm anticipating that an ad-free version will be made available on educational or commercial licenses--or to home users for a nominal monthly fee. This mirrors the model used by Hulu, Prime, et al so there's a roadmap in place for it.

    I'm with you re: FOSS OS migration. Some folks will but the majority will stick with Windows because that's what they do. It amazes me how many people think that Windows and MacOS are the only possible choices.

  • I'm naive enough to think it would happen faster if there were more market demand, but that's likely my 1990s programming failing to adjust to the 21st century.

  • Granted I'm not a gamer but my Linux multi-OS desktop machine has zero problems with its nVidia GPU. YMMV, as we used to say.

  • Awesome. Hello Friend!