Hi America, the people around the world living through famines, wars and genocides would like to have a quiet word with you.
Hi America, the people around the world living through famines, wars and genocides would like to have a quiet word with you.
Would ‘overwrite with zeroes’ in gnome Disks work?
I installed Jitsi Meet on my YUNOhost server and am very impressed. It works really well and needed basically no setting up after installing.
Once there is a bacteria that lives on plastic it will take over the world. And our brains.
Awesome, looking forward to checking it out ✊ Bandwagon looks like a great platform as well - good choice!
I haven’t come across a single tutorial that ‘unlocks’ GIMP for new users (if I’m reading your question correctly) but I’ve found Davies Media Design to be an excellent resource for video tutorials, both free and paid. Also Bernard Hooft has provided a free video course and book.
Be aware that lots of learning resources are being updated after the 3.0 release, so some tutorials may no longer be valid.
I suppose he could become a cabinet minister in a coalition though.
Would it work to selfhost a Peertube instance?
Who is the Payment Service Provider?
I can’t tell if this is decentralised.
I bet the elephant is giving the Labrador chocolate when no one is looking.
Also gives you an opportunity to buy more beer on the way home so you don’t have to stop drinking.
Good article. He’s right as well.
I’ve had success using Czkawka (hiccup) for deduplicating
Can confirm. My kid was born last year and is 9 years old now.
VPNs hide your IP from your ISP and anyone they share that information with. Here in the UK ISPs keep a record of every internet connection you make and pass it on to the government and perhaps others. Using a VPN here means that instead of them knowing every single website you visit they just know you are using a VPN (or Tor, or a proxy etc if that’s what you’re using). All they can tell from that data is what time you’re active online and how much data you upload/download, not which websites you’re visiting.
The websites that you connect to at the other end can still determine who you are by means other than your IP address, like information that your machine presents to them which is unique. VPNs don’t protect against this.
A VPN is like a private courier. What the recipient does with the delivered message (and what you’ve put in it) is out of the courier’s hands.
Just the fact that NordVPN claims to protect your privacy means that the average person hears about privacy a lot
That’s good to know.
All of my own drives are encrypted except for a USB stick that I use for transferring files to a windows machine.