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  • Does "Zoom platform" here refer to the China-based video conferencing service famous for lying about their encryption features, or is there some other zoom platform?

  • I don't. Launching things is my desktop environment's job.

    Since the rise of game publishers' launchers, I have to use my (desktop) launcher to launch a (storefront's) launcher to launch a (publisher's) launcher to launch the game. It's probably the best example of the yo dawg meme I have ever seen. In other words, ridiculously annoying, not to mention wasteful of my time and system resources.

  • Do we really want clickbait headlines in the science community?

  • A site offering privacy advice is untrustworthy whenever you don't know the people, motivations, and influences behind it. In other words, practically none of them are trustworthy. Not even privacyguides (which did have some good advice when I looked years ago, but was not without flaws, and can always change).

    The best we can do in most cases is to use these sites to bring software, services, features, and risks to our attention, so we can verify that information with other sources and carefully consider it against our own needs.

    One rare case is eff.org. It's not a recommendation site, but does occasionally offer advice, and the organization is well known.

  • I love the idea.

    I hope you'll reconsider the domain name, though. Dashes make them harder to type, harder to remember (was there a dash? an underscore? nothing?), harder to read aloud to someone else, and (in some user interfaces) impossible to select with a double click. A domain name containing a dash isn't unusable, of course, but is a perpetual source of friction and mild annoyance that could have been avoided.

  • Your main link leads to an article titled, "Live: JD Vance defends ICE operations in Minnesota visit as state officials decry ‘misinformation’"

    It doesn't match the article you archived, either.

  • In case you're not aware, libvirt/qemu/kvm exists, as does VirtualBox. I can't remember the last time I used VMWare.

  • What's GTT?

  • Debian in its GUI (at least KDE, which I’m using at the moment) demanding the root password

    I run KDE Plasma on Debian. Discover (KDE's GUI for package updates) has never demanded the root password.

    I wonder why yours would do that. Maybe the difference is because my root account has password access disabled? If you're already a sudoer, you might try that.

  • TIL, not YSK

  • I dislike lemmyml too, but I your bot-like reposting of their content serves mainly to further their reach. I don't think you're making things better.

    Moreover, your posts are so fast and frequent that they dominate at least some of communities that you target, often leaving local members without a chance to post about the relevant topics on their own. Having watched it happen for more than a few weeks, I have concluded that your posts are mostly annoying, and probably do more harm than good.

    I don't expect to convince you to stop, but would you at least consider delaying your reposts by a day, and then proceeding only if nobody in a community you target has already posted about the topic?

  • Almost certainly to protect invasive anti-cheat code that they expect your computer to run with system-level privileges.

  • This seems like a good time to remind those soldiers of their sworn oath to uphold the Constitution, not a criminal dictator, and let them know that they can get help

    https://girightshotline.org/

  • Easy Anti-Cheat - Requires manual removal after game uninstall

    Boot Protection - Requires both Secure Boot & TPM 2.0

  • I think there's plenty of room between gimmick and mainstream for a viable product.

    Not everyone cares if a phone is a little thicker if it means they get a real keyboard.

    As for the other challenges, Sony/Ericsson proved 15 years ago that they can be overcome, with the Xperia Mini Pro.

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            sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jellyfin.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jellyfin.list.disabled
    
    
      

    This renames the problematic file so it will no longer interfere with your system updates. You can always rename it back later if you want to troubleshoot it, or just delete it.

  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Europe gets serious about cutting US digital umbilical cord

    www.theregister.com /2025/12/22/europe_gets_serious_about_cutting/
  • Programming @programming.dev

    Memory is running out, and so are excuses for software bloat

    www.theregister.com /2025/12/23/memory_software_opinion/
  • Uplifting News @lemmy.world

    Merry Christmas

  • News @lemmy.world

    Flock Exposed Its AI-Powered Cameras to the Internet. We Tracked Ourselves

    www.404media.co /flock-exposed-its-ai-powered-cameras-to-the-internet-we-tracked-ourselves/
  • World News @lemmy.world

    Food becoming more calorific but less nutritious due to rising carbon dioxide

    www.theguardian.com /environment/2025/dec/19/higher-carbon-dioxide-food-more-calorific-less-nutritious-study
  • News @lemmy.world

    ICE Contracts Company Making Bounty Hunter AI Agents

    www.404media.co /ice-contracts-company-making-bounty-hunter-ai-agents/
  • News @lemmy.world

    Senators count the shady ways data centers pass energy costs on to Americans

    arstechnica.com /tech-policy/2025/12/shady-data-center-deals-doom-americans-to-higher-energy-bills-senators-say/
  • Privacy @programming.dev

    Texas sues TV makers for taking screenshots of what people watch

    www.bleepingcomputer.com /news/security/texas-sues-tv-makers-for-spying-on-users-selling-data-without-consent/
  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Texas sues TV makers for taking screenshots of what people watch

    www.bleepingcomputer.com /news/security/texas-sues-tv-makers-for-spying-on-users-selling-data-without-consent/
  • News @lemmy.world

    Woman Who Helped Coerce Victims into GirlsDoPorn Sex Trafficking Ring Sentenced to Prison

    www.404media.co /valorie-moser-girls-do-porn-sentence/
  • News @lemmy.world

    How a US Citizen Was Scanned With ICE's Facial Recognition Tech

    www.404media.co /how-a-us-citizen-was-scanned-with-ices-facial-recognition-tech/
  • News @lemmy.world

    EFF Launches Age Verification Hub as Resource Against Misguided Laws

    www.eff.org /press/releases/eff-launches-age-verification-hub-resource-against-misguided-laws
  • News @lemmy.world

    Man Charged for Wiping Phone Before CBP Could Search It

    www.404media.co /man-charged-for-wiping-phone-before-cbp-could-search-it/
  • News @lemmy.world

    How the dollar-store industry overcharges cash-strapped customers while promising low prices

    www.theguardian.com /us-news/2025/dec/03/customers-pay-more-rising-dollar-store-costs
  • News @lemmy.world

    A New Anonymous Phone Carrier Lets You Sign Up With Nothing but a Zip Code

    www.wired.com /story/new-anonymous-phone-carrier-sign-up-with-nothing-but-a-zip-code/
  • Privacy @programming.dev

    A New Anonymous Phone Carrier Lets You Sign Up With Nothing but a Zip Code

    www.wired.com /story/new-anonymous-phone-carrier-sign-up-with-nothing-but-a-zip-code/
  • News @lemmy.world

    ‘Atoms for Algorithms:’ The Trump Administration’s Top Nuclear Scientists Think AI Can Replace Humans in Power Plants

    www.404media.co /nuclear-rian-bahran-iaea-international-symposium-on-artificial-intelligence/
  • News @lemmy.world

    The Last Video Rental Store Is Your Public Library

    www.404media.co /the-last-video-rental-store-is-your-public-library/
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    HP and Dell disable HEVC support built into their laptops’ CPUs

    arstechnica.com /gadgets/2025/11/hp-and-dell-disable-hevc-support-built-into-their-laptops-cpus/
  • World News @lemmy.world

    EU Chat Control Advances as Privacy Experts Warn of Hidden Backdoor Risks

    techreport.com /news/new-eu-chat-control-proposal-privacy-experts-see-dangerous-backdoor/