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Hello, this is Le Nus Torvalds, and I pronounce Le Nux as Le Nux.

Pixels are the only phones available which meet GrapheneOS' security requirements. https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices GrapheneOS appears to be toxic on the outside, but essentially everything they say is completely true.

It has some of the best exploit protection next to Graphene if you enable lockdown mode.

Google TV is an operating system which other manufacturers like Sony and TCL preinstall. I think its the best option because it has a basic TV mode which lets you use the TV with just the antenna and HDMI ports, and if you do decide to use the smart TV features, you can use apps only mode to disable the home screen ads as well as sideload apps.

It doesn't matter. Essentially every LLM knows what it is.

Have you tried turning "Motion Enhancement" or "Aquomotion" off?

Google TV ones have an "apps only mode" which removes the ads from the home screen.

Any TV which lets you skip Wi-Fi in the setup can be a dumb TV. Most smart TVs except Roku/Fire TV let you.

SailfishOS is heavily closed source and Jolla used to be linked to Russia with Rostelecom owning 60%+ of it.

Yes it does.

By "require" I mean it should by required by law, or at least an ESRB-style self policing organisation. It should be standard like watermarking on radio stations.

It's best to use something else like Hcaptcha passive or FPJS Pro alongside it.

Do you mean Anubis? That uses POW which wastes time and CPU, however it does essentially nothing to stop bots, it just makes them slower. You need to detect the fingerprints of things like Selenium and Multilogin as well as the fingerprint of the whole browser or device to truly stop them.

Hopefully they will stop shadowbans as well, or at least delay disclosure of them to waste time and proxy data of bots without confusing humans.

Require the big AI companies to embed watermarks with entirely free and private decoders, as well as use things like Hcaptcha passive and/or Turnstile on Lemmy and defederate from instances which don't implement them.

Passkeys and hardware attestation are also good as they require a fingerprint or face and bare metal hardware instead of a VM, but Spez also wants to introduce things like the Worldcoin Orb and IDs as well which are too invasive IMO.

There is a bot problem but ID checks are invasive, and you can stop the bots with things like Hcaptcha Passive and Turnstile which use POW to waste the CPU cycles of bots and look for signs of things like Selenium and Puppeteer controlling the browser.

You shouldn’t talk to customer support agents like that. They’re not responsible for the actions of the shitty company, and you are giving them a bad day for no reason.

You need to get a Google Pixel, then go to the GrapheneOS web installer on your PC and follow the instructions.

There was an IRGC naval base 200 to 600 ft away from it so collateral damage is likely, but Israel should have certainly been more careful and targeted.

Both Edge and Brave still support Manifest V2.

Mobile data uses CGNAT for IPV4 which means that your activity is mixed with others. IPV6 is usually just static.

There is literally the following post on the home page right now: lemmy.world/post/43670862 Because it is posted from a Mastodon instance for sewing software and they have posted the same link many, many times, it could be a scam.

Use Librewolf with a mobile data connection on a PAYG SIM, then Go to Settings > Librewolf, then turn off IPV6 to ensure you are behind CGNAT and turn off resistFingerprinting Then install Jshelter and create a profile with the following settings: Time precision: High Locally rendered images: Little lies Locally generated audio: Little lies Graphic card information: Unprotected for highest chance of success or Little lies for best privacy WebAssembley speed-up: enabled Then make sure that all other options in Jshelter are turned off including Fingerprint Detector as Cloudflare Turnstile ls with it on.

OpenOffice is not the same as OnlyOffice. The latter is modern software with a decent UI and MS Office file support; the former has had almost no changes since 2014.

Why did FSFE delete this?

I understand why, but you didn’t have to. Many smart TVs let you set them up without Wi-Fi and just use the HDMI ports. Samsung, LG, and Google TV models do, but Roku and Fire TV do not.

It doesn’t matter if you get one. They are the cheapest and best image quality TVs available, and many like Samsung’s let you set them up without connecting to Wi-Fi.

I haven’t found any issues with it. The problem with making their own is that the MS Office file formats are purposefully poorly documented with the spec being over 6000 pages long and MS Office itself not adhering to it. It would be best to start with something where most of the work is done for them.

Is Onlyoffice enough for you?

Onlyoffice uses a different engine. It has much better MS office file support but worse ODF support.

They should have forked Onlyoffice, however I appreciate the effort to make their own from scratch.

Why don’t they fork Onlyoffice for this?