Well compared to EpsteinOS…

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3230491/microsofts-september-updates-fix-a-record-973-security-flaws.html

Meanwhile under EpsteinOS…

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3230491/microsofts-september-updates-fix-a-record-973-security-flaws.html

People are “seriously” hyping up like 3 dozen patches to Linux.

Imagine thinking that’s a large amount of patches.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3230491/microsofts-september-updates-fix-a-record-973-security-flaws.html

You can tell that “SI” bootlicking is a great idea by how they steal slogans from Trump.

EZ: Don’t support reddit.

“private”

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jan/31/us-authorities-reportedly-investigate-claims-that-meta-can-read-encrypted-whatsapp-messages

Maybe send an email to the mossad and ask them?

Does anyone really believe that “AI” can replace sex work experts?

I use more post-enshittification tech. I’ve replaced most of the apps on my phone with open source versions.

I’ve never used proprietary software on my Linux computers so there’s no enshittification there. But I have stopped using my enshittified android TV in favor of Kodi on Linux.

Kodi. Why just stream when you can have movies/TV, IPTV, games, Podcasts, youtube, BandCamp, Mixcloud, weather, etc… I’m pretty sure there are addons for Netflix and that kind of proprietary stuff for people with accounts.

I recommend compiling from source for latest/fastest. It can be a project to set everything up, but I’ve been loving mine since I got it rolling.

I’m using a Flirc too. Highly recommend.

No need for a door. Dude is in constant hiding.

when removed

I don’t think this is a concern.

It chases away the ghosts of all the people he’s murdered.

Almost always. I turn off for certain websites that are blocked otherwise, but I hate to leave it off.

And yet no “AI” existed…

What is this bougie BS on an ML instance?

Bike + public transit.

Fuck cars.

I know lots of people are crypto-reactionaries… But there are like dozens of these projects in the (primarily open source) crypto space. The basic idea seems to be that a crypto-archive uses a blockchain for hosting and a cryptocurrency to fund it. I don’t know how successful these projects have been. Here are a few quick examples from a search:

• https://ffdweb.org/projects/internet-archive
• https://arweave.medium.com/arweave-the-internet-archive-building-a-verifiable-record-of-history-9787ba018020
• https://forum.cardano.org/t/could-we-onchain-the-internet-archive-in-the-future/140863

There are some people working on this and proposing some options.

IMO, as someone who regularly edits OSM, the maps need much more info and basic editing before reviews. I had to add many of my fave restaurants. Forget about reviews when the restaurants aren’t even on there. Just saying. Maybe as it gets more users.

(Tangent: I was just in a foreign country where I didn’t have much mobile data. But I had downloaded OSM maps beforehand and made edits beforehand for my trip. The only downside is that OSMand doesn’t update their maps very often in some places so I almost never got to use all my edits. Overall though the offline maps were very helpful for navigation, etc.)

GarageBand. It’s literally the only proprietary software that I prefer over open source DAWs.

Shouldout to LMMS, Audacity, etc. I appreciate and use these too. But GB makes things so easy…