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recursive_recursion , 2 months ago to KDE in KDE Neon using tmpfs for /tmp seems like an horrible idea?

wouldn't that open up additional vulnerabilities?

• memory side-channel attacks

recursive_recursion , 3 months ago to Firefox in CEO of data privacy company Onerep.com [Mozilla's partner for Mozilla Monitor] founded dozens of people-search firms

hm

this tells either one of two situations:

1. Mozilla is knowingly partnering with Onerep (an unreputable company).

or

2. An insufficient background check was performed before partnering with Onerep.

either way it might be prudent to not use Mozilla Monitor until further information/details are disclosed.

recursive_recursion , 5 months ago to aww in Feels

I have no mouth and I must scream vibes here

recursive_recursion , 6 months ago to aww in Eastern Quoll babies Jessie and James

Prepare for trouble!

recursive_recursion , 9 months ago (edited 9 months ago) to Work Reform in TikTok Blocked 'WGA' Searches Amid Writer's Strike Because It Thought It Was a Conspiracy

It’s really only a problem if you’re getting your news from tik tok rather than a legitimate news source.

people really shouldn’t be getting their news solely from social media of any kind.

I do agree in that using TikTok as a primary source for news seems real sketch(and probably a bad idea);

• however in this situation since TikTok is being used as an effective tool by WGA strikers to raise awareness of the situation at large, it’s somewhat closer to Lemmy’s structure in being a federated/collaborative system where you’re more likely to get direct updates/coverage of the strike from WGA members, individual writers, and then reporters that are independant or corporation based. So quite a smorgasbord of coverage across a wide spectrum.

Plus aren’t there times when even primary news sources gets things wrong accidentally/unintentionally?

• There are definitely more trustworthy news sources than TikTok or Fox news but it doesn’t make other media companies/news sources infalliable to accidental errors or plain misinformation/sensationalization for clicks(money)(everyone’s seen the trashfire called clickbait).

I don’t really agree with the blanket statement that all SNS can’t be trusted as the quality of information changes based on what platform you’re using.

• eg: Reddit(Spez why did you ruin it all) vs Lemmy(probably better - speaking from bias).

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btw I hope this comes across as me disagreeing with your statement and not you as a person

recursive_recursion , 9 months ago to Work Reform in TikTok Blocked 'WGA' Searches Amid Writer's Strike Because It Thought It Was a Conspiracy

Trading awareness/information for the benefit of mostly media entertainmemt for using TikTok seems terrible

As someone that’s never used TikTok, my statement could/might be totally wrong

recursive_recursion , 10 months ago to Personal Finance in [Daily discussion] How do you deal with relatives or friends making bad financial decisions?

if they ask for help I’ll provide it

otherwise I’ll try to somewhat distance myself just in case their decision goes very poorly, only really had to do this with my dad and my ex tbh