I’ve used a synology as my first NAS. Using truenas now on a selfmade larger one.

The learning curve for truenas vs synology is immense tbh. I’m still not fluent in truenas usage.

You have to be a hobbyist to use a truenas. Synology is fire and forget tbh. My technologically incompetent Gen z (seriously, wtf is up with Gen z it skills…) kids/nephews could use synology. No way they would get truenas running.

That being said, I personally do prefer truenas, but I’ve put in days of works to get where it is.

Yes?

What makes you assume I only have cod files on my pc? I’m not running dual boot on my pc.

Linux nerds can be exhausting tbh :)

Who’s coming to search the stuff on your tails distro?

How is that useful in this discussion? I need windows because I play CoD with my kids. I still like the concept of this specific windows tool.

Fair enough. It’s still more news than the endless reporting major news websites do (I’m looking at you bbc) about his fucking tweets.

But I can see your point that it’s not very newsworthy on Lemmy (nor is this new btw, he has done similar shit before)

“Twitter should be the global town square” “free speech absolutist” “make humor great again” “leftists are softies”

Sure, he doesn’t force anyone to use Twitter. It’s still unfortunately the de facto communication platform for a lot of government agencies. It’s still an important tool for the world. Let’s hope some large governments (EU? Please?) grow balls and leave Twitter alltogether…

This is absolutely newsworthy and worth being upset about.

Except for the assassination of Abe, which was a resounding success by any measure. The perp got everything he wanted and more.

Not to argue about the privacy issue, but aren’t there better options than a towel? Get a phone without camera? Get one of those phones with physical switches for sensors? Get graphene OS and don’t install anything but signal? I feel the towel wrapping is not the best solution for your privacy issue.

While it was an interesting read, the article is quite outdated and the author is overly negative of literally everything, not just privacy. If a browser has a glowy button, it’s horrible because it’s too fancy… I feel for the guy…