Churbleyimyam

Churbleyimyam , 2 days ago to Selfhosted in Server for a boat

That travel router looks good. Will you also be using it to connect to the internet using a phone hotspot or just using it for a local network?

Churbleyimyam , 3 days ago to Technology in Shopping app Temu is “dangerous malware,” spying on your texts, lawsuit claims

Not enough just to get someone else to take your cheap plastic shit to landfill after it's cluttered their space then I guess.

Churbleyimyam , 3 days ago to Technology in Shopping app Temu is “dangerous malware,” spying on your texts, lawsuit claims

Looking forward to someone answering this

Churbleyimyam , 4 days ago to Memes in The British be like

Purely from the point of view of a museum visitor it's a unique and exceptional experience being able to see so much of the worlds history and culture in one place. But at the same time it takes away something that could be really special about travelling to another country because that's the only place where these things are on display.

Churbleyimyam , 5 days ago to Selfhosted in Server for a boat

I'd like to design a similar off-grid system. What do you have in mind for mobile wifi router and cellular signal booster?

Churbleyimyam , 9 days ago to Technology in Internet Archive forced to remove 500,000 books after publishers’ court win

If anyone wants my ebook library just let me know.

Churbleyimyam , 12 days ago to Memes in This company is the laughing stock of gaming right now

This is basically why I don't buy anything that I don't think I can protect from being fucked with.

That's all ownership is really.

Churbleyimyam , 12 days ago to Memes in This company is the laughing stock of gaming right now

Any company that tells you to 'get used' to something has massively overstepped the mark.

People you buy things from are not your boss.

Unless you are addicted to them, in which case they are.

Churbleyimyam , 13 days ago to Privacy in Putting Privacy Focused Free Speech VPS Providers To The Test.

Excellent resource. Thanks for sharing!

Churbleyimyam , 13 days ago to Memes in I mean it.

Where have they taken them?

Churbleyimyam , 14 days ago to Technology in Two men arrested for creating illegal telephone mast in the UK

I've always wanted to broadcast encrypted signals from a ham radio out of the back of a van parked next to a nuclear power station.

Churbleyimyam , 14 days ago to Selfhosted in Suggest me a secure chat platform for my family

You could try Jami. It's peer to peer, so essentially any participants are self-hosting it. Its E2E encrypted, supports group messaging, voice and video calling, has easily 'linkable' mobile and desktop apps for all platforms and requires no email address or phone number to use. It's also the only messenger I'm aware of which is endorsed by the Free Software Foundation. I highly recommend it 👌

Churbleyimyam , 14 days ago to Technology in Adobe's Employees Are Just As Upset at the Company As Its Users: Report

Fuck Adobe. They are effectively a monopoly and are actively exploiting that position. I refuse to use their software, even if it slows me down.

Churbleyimyam , 14 days ago to Technology in Adobe's Employees Are Just As Upset at the Company As Its Users: Report

Imagine what projects like GIMP, Krita, Inkscape, Scribus etc could do with a fraction of monthly revenue of Adobe.

Churbleyimyam , 17 days ago to linuxmemes in Many such cases

I agree that they are effective programs for getting work done. There are some drawbacks in a professional setting though, the biggest being the data scraping that has been introduced. It's hard to explain to clients that any licensing of their images has been violated before it has even been applied. Either Adobe are going to get away with exactly the kind of IP infringements that they are so against when it comes to their own work, or they're lining up a buggerload of legal problems for themselves further down the line.

Then there's the price-gouging that they've gotten into with their online subscription model and instability on some hardware.

How to trust them?

For people starting a new business in a creative industry I don't think Adobe is the obvious choice that it once was.