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KuroeNekoDemon@sh.itjust.works to linuxmemes@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

I do the later whenever possible and it's always a better experience for me anyways

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I do the later whenever possible and it's always a better experience for me anyways

sh.itjust.works

KuroeNekoDemon@sh.itjust.works to linuxmemes@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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    Isn’t saying FOSS software like sayimg ATM machine.

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      I’m going to need you to remove this comment ASAP as possible.

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        SMH my head

        • ☭ SaltyIceteaMaker ☭@iusearchlinux.fyi
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          Gonna steal your pin number

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            And export it in PDF format!

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              Which I could save in my PC computer

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                If the HDD drive wasn’t already full of EDM music.

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          GNU

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      The extra S is for SWW

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      It’s called “redundant acronym syndrome”, or “RAS syndrome” for short.

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    using foss operating systems and installing lots of spyware and proprietary software on it double finger guns

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      Who would do such a thing? side-eyes Discord, Spotify, Bitwig, Steam, VS Code, Sublime, etc. on my taskbar

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        *Clones vscode source and packages it using electron

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    Like all cases, it depends. I use both foss and proprietary software. I always checkout foss first when needing new software.

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    *latter

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      Do the *ladder.

      It’s like a dance move. Climbing motion.

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    FOSS is sometimes less secure, because it builds on the fact that the user is also a contributor, not all decisions are premade and there is a ton of freedom.

    Take Android or iOS for example, both are pretty much equally secure and both are very freedom restricting.

    These are core architecture advantages like

    • encrypted user accounts
    • the system actually using the secure element
    • monopole allowing them to enforce a mostly opt-in permission model
    • apps need to comply or they dont exist

    Android is still mostly Open source but it isnt really free from the user perspective. This is not really the purpose of FOSS tbh, but FOSS software is often very configurable, allows replacing stuff, using what you want, which increases attack surface a lot.

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    It’s funny how people forget games are software.

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    I honestly would rather use Chrome os over Windows if I had to choose spyware

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        Honestly the UI design is really though out. If I didn’t care about the anti features I’d be down to use it.

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