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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to MikeRocor's post in the thread Laptop brands that are good for Linux with
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During a call to Customer service when I first received my two servers, it became clear that one of them needed hands on repair. They... -
MikeRocor replied to the thread Laptop brands that are good for Linux.During a call to Customer service when I first received my two servers, it became clear that one of them needed hands on repair. They... -
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Very good, and welcome! Although I've been using Linux for most of 3 decades, I eventually plan on installing Arch just to have a little... -
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Hi! I'm usually jansi but that's taken, so jonsi it is. I've always been interested in Linux but it's been too intimidating to get...
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Ddeb_user replied to the thread That Email From 'Microsoft' Is Actually a Scam.I would always assume that anything purported to be from Microsoft is a scam, whether it's a phone call, email, text message, or...
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Ddeb_user replied to the thread kinda new to linux.Seems rather plain to see.
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PuppyHome replied to the thread "I tested 5 "Private" browsers_ Only One Didn’t Spy"...from youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Hardwaredetails.@Condobloke This one and this one combined lays a good foundation. Many more can be found online for different purposes. Copy them... -
Rocketing-warp9 reacted to MikeRocor's post in the thread "I tested 5 "Private" browsers_ Only One Didn’t Spy"...from youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Hardwaredetails with Like.
TBH, it's been a while since I set up my "clean" firefox profile so I'm a little rusty on the details but I would have turned off any...
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PuppyHome reacted to KGIII's post in the thread "I tested 5 "Private" browsers_ Only One Didn’t Spy"...from youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Hardwaredetails with Like.
While awaiting a response, and something others can benefit from, there's this fairly recent thread...
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PuppyHome replied to the thread "I tested 5 "Private" browsers_ Only One Didn’t Spy"...from youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Hardwaredetails.No, rather the other way around. A hosts file blocks domains at system level where Ublock and such block domains at browser level. So...
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Many of the mainstream Linux distros have a 'live' environment. You just select the USB thumb drive during the boot process. From there...
