anonymity is hard and easily broken by human mistakes, but parents comment is absolutely on point.

the methods and tools you use depend on your threat model, but now is always a good time to begin getting more comfortable and improving your digital hygiene. as parent points out, while privacy (like security) really cant come in a box, tails is a great start.

anyone who has never experienced the joy of destroying hardware with a misplaced address access is, at best, translucent. magic blue smoke or bust.

ouch.

I know, right! millennia of boring European history. nothing ever happens over there.

understood. looking back in my history, I have upvoted a few of your posts :-)

we’ll get there, eventually.

…be the change you want to see on lemmy?

post. comment. repeat.

fantastic!

c-band satellite dishes and videocipher II’s. fun times.

Using advanced analysis based on full genome sequences, researchers from the University of Cambridge have found evidence that modern humans are the result of a genetic mixing event between two ancient populations that diverged around 1.5 million years ago. About 300,000 years ago, these groups came back together, with one group contributing 80% of the genetic makeup of modern humans and the other contributing 20%.

almost skipped this article. glad I didnt.

please remember that teslas are rolling spy machines. protect yourself accordingly. for your own privacy, I would never approach a tesla (you know, to gawk at a distance) without adequate protection.

this machine…

that trial balloon is already a-floatin’.

non-citizen permanent resident (aka green card holder) spouting views that the govt dont like? straight to the black hole of ICE detention with you.

indeed, but so is Tor. not a perfect solution, but its there and it works well for “casual interactions”.

Ah-ha! safe! I use debian.

there are reasons for that.