That’s what I do, but they tied my work email to my LinkedIn profile anyway… I keep my personal life offline aside from work and use pseudonyms on systems like this, so they aren’t linking the rest of my life, but they didn’t have any issues tying down my professional identity.
Just a warning that LinkedIn and the like try to link your private and corporate information.
Good point; I’ve used a USB extender that had WiFi at either end to handle the distance thing. Maybe it’s just me, but outside of laptops I don’t generally have a need to move my keyboards around much.
I’ve got a battery-free efficient keyboard already… it uses this cable connected to the computer to supply power when keys are pressed. Very energy efficient. Never needs to charge. And unlike these keyboards with a built-in lithium battery, it will last indefinitely.
Honestly, I was expecting numbers closer to 30% from all the coverage. Still horrible, but not the indiscriminate genocide I was expecting.
Works great as a NAS controller, multimedia server and basic web server. Also works as an emulation server for older systems. Not so good for gaming, but there’s a LOT of computing that isn’t current gen game, audio or video editing, which are the three areas where most minipc rigs will fail.
Just make sure it gets enough cooling - run a temp monitor.
Well that’s a refreshing perspective.
Right… that’s why the US was caught completely off guard and the main leader of the resistance has a strong anti-US, anti-Israel, anti-Iran, pro-Saud background.
That’s great news! They’re actually willing to make concessions!
Must be hard for the investigators when so many people are potential suspects.
Completion suggestions have been a complete fail. 18 has forgotten my earlier usage patterns and refuses to suggest contractions when I miss an apostrophe — and text entry STILL can’t do quote completion correctly, always leaving a space before the quote.
I’m at 15.9 bits of info and an almost fully unique browser. Of course, that uniqueness changes every time and they don’t test for that.
I’m on iOS.
The main defense against VPN timing attacks is to ensure your VPN exit node isn’t somewhere that the same person would have access to as your connecting IP.
That said, if someone runs a website or service where you have a unique login or custom token and they have access to your ISP’s connection logs… a standard VPN will once again give you away. This is why TOR exists.
I generally argue that an exit VPN doesn’t really provide much privacy; the only real services it provides are georelocation and protection against low effort bulk filtering (eg, identifying torrenters or bulk metadata collection).
For everything else, either encryption and third party DNS is enough, or the exit VPN isn’t enough to stop targeted surveillance.
That’s the official dev board. You can build a router with that, but most people don’t build their routers up from components.
GL-iNet definitely predates it though.
Matrix is essentially secure XMPP.
For fast and secure communications, I’d expect Fediverse mods and admins to be using it, as it doesn’t take much more to set up and use than less secure XMPP variants, and lines up with the ActivityPub worldview.
But I guess people go with what they know, and some people know standard XMPP or Discord.
Unconvincing to whom? That campaign did an amazing job of equating copyright to property ownership for an entire generation.
It’s not accurate, but I think we’ve seen that it can be very convincing for most people.
I remember when the rise in anxiety was blamed on the cold war.
Sure! The US will be free to trade with Canada. There will still be tariffs on softwood lumber, steel, and many other things if Canada wants to sell them in the US.
That’s the question, isn’t it?
China and the US are unlikely to care right now.
It’s not in my profile, but if you search my work address, my profile is the single result.