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seb

@ iocseb @lemmy.ml

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  • The right thing for the wrong reasons: FLOSS doesn't imply security

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  • Great article! Also, thanks a lot for adding the additional arguments from this thread - Makes it much better.

  • What's the best thing about Lemmy?

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  • All the things that have been said already.

    PLUS that there is a very nice app on iOS (Remmel) for it

  • Further investments in desktop Linux – The GNOME Foundation

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  • Do we trust a centralized app store based on Flatpak more than snapcraft, which is owned by Canonical? What is the difference between these two from a ideological perspective?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    What is the nicest Linux Community you know?

  • Desktop Linux Security Review - Linux Mint

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  • I did not know that there is a Linux Mint community. Thank you for pointing that out to me.

  • Why Linux is better than Windows or macOS for security

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  • The most secure OS is the OS you understand to properly configure and maintain. If you know how to properly configure and maintain Windows, you can be more secure than a Linux PC that is run without much thought about security.

    If the question is which OS comes with the most secure default settings, MacOS surely beats Windows and a security focused and mature Linux distro likely beats them all. However, there are great variances in security based on the distro.

    I started to do some security reviews on the most popular Linux distros a couple of days ago - You can read them here: https://decrypt.fail

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Desktop Linux Security Review - Linux Mint

    decrypt.fail /desktop-linux-security-review-linux-mint
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Desktop Linux Security Review – MX Linux

    decrypt.fail /desktop-linux-security-review-mx-linux

  • Are you saving for retirement? Why or why not?

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  • Yes. I’m saving for my wife’s and I retirement. I also want to make sure that our kids don’t have to support us when we are old.

  • People who regularly use wireless charging on their phones, is it actually that convenient?

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  • I have been charging my phone wirelessly for the last 3 years. I put my phone on it over night and is fully charged in the morning. Much easier than trying to fiddle with a cable in the dark.

  • How do we expand

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  • I second that! I run two mid-sized mastodon instances and definitely see the appeal of a fedi guild.

  • Security @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Windows Security model explained

    en.ilearned.eu.org /windows_security.html

  • discoverability of sublemmies on other servers

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  • This problem seems similar to the discovery problem small Mastodon instances have.

    On Mastodon some folks have created bots that follow new users on other instances automatically, which half of the mastodon fediverse found very annoying.

  • Security @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Where to start in Cybersecurity?

    www.tristandostaler.com /where-to-start-in-cybersecurity-for-new-comers/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Android Apps on Linux

    waydro.id
  • Security @lemmy.ml
    seb @lemmy.ml

    Active Directory Privilege Segmentation

    decrypt.fail /active-directory-privilege-segmentation

  • I want to try a new Debian/Ubuntu based distro. Any suggestions?

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  • Definitely try Pop!_OS! It has a very usable and fast desktop environment and comes with a well maintained software manager.