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Pros:
>Strong sandboxing/isolation improves security.
>Widely supported across major distros (especially Fedora, GNOME-based distros).
>Uses Portals apps can request access to files, devices, etc. in a controlled way.
>Good integration with desktop environments.
>Flathub is a central, well-maintained app store with lots of apps.
>Auto-updates supported.

Cons:
>Flatseal has the potential to change the permissions of other flatpaks at will. Essentially, a flatpak with the ability to change the permissions of other flatpaks. It is rendered to be "Potentially Unsafe" with "Arbitrary Permissions" with access to "User Data" subfolder flatpak/overrides, Can read and write all data in the directory" and "Arbitrary Permissions, Can acquire arbitrary permissions".
>Larger disk space usage (apps bundle runtimes + libraries).
>Slower startup compared to native apps (sandbox overhead).
>Strong desktop focus not ideal for CLI/server software.
>Relies heavily on Flathub (centralization concern).


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>>106494018
It has access to these folders. Dunno if that would be bad
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>>106494039
Devs can give apps access to anything they want by default.

>>106494049
What does it say above "other files"? If it doesn't enable filesystem=host or filesystem=home enabled, it shouldn't be able to do that specific thing I mentioned.
However, there might be other attack vectors. For example, since in your image it seems to have access to .local/share/applications, it might be able to override one of your system desktop files with a desktop file with a malicious command.
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>>106493984
By default all wine environments link directly to your root (mounted as z:\ drive) and to your home directory. Not only can your whole user directory be accessed (where 99.9% of your files, configs, etc. are stored), but your whole system as well. Sure, stuff like Bottles (and I assume Lutris/Heroic/etc.) don't have access to these directories by default, but people could create specialized exploits to escape flatpak sandbox.

So, you'd only have to worry if you do this >>106494049 . Here the flatpak has access to the desktop and documents directories and media/ (all external drives). Any file in those places can be hit by ransomware, even if it's created for Windows (assuming this is your Wine/Proton launcher). People demonstrated that wannacry can affect Linux users if they execute it through wine.
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>>106479792
i think the only time i got stuck with an old runtime was with the am2r launcher
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also i don't know why flatpak maintainers almost never patch software to fix the config paths. it's fucking annoying.

Gee, it's almost like AI is a bubble that will obliterate the American economy when it pops.
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>>106494766
>Why are we so retarded and why must all our foreign policy decisions always backfire so spectacular at us?

Trump is stuck in the imperialist mindset of the 19th century. It doesn't work like that anymore.
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>>106493174
The problem with EUV scanners for non TSMC fabs is yield and throughput/downtime, not linewidth.
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>>106487850
>post-scarcity.
What's the AI gonna do? Tell us shit we've already figured out like that 50 lane highways that cut cities in half are incredibly inefficient? That punishing law abiding citizens for defending themselves and their property is asinine and just encourages criminals to do more criminal shit despite the risks? That we should stop building houses out of cheap flimsy plywood and plaster in tornado prone areas over and over again? That dumping a metric fuck ton of plastic unto the ocean every year is poisoning our food supply and devastating the ecosystem? That cutting down the Amazon rain forest to grow fucking sóy beans will be catastrophic and lead to drought and city flattening mud slides? That giving toddlers smartphones stunts their brain development? That we shouldn't let trannies near schools an churches and that they should be put in psych wards instead?

All these issues are already known, we're just an apathetic entitled and stupid people collectively to actually do anything about it and to caught up in the fake and gay culture war where sensible stances are suddenly 'evil' because Dem/Rep supports it.

If we need a rack of over priced Nvidia GPU's to teach us common sense than honestly I'd rather just welcome nuclear war instead, humanity needs a reset.
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>>106494906
What's the 21st century mindset then?
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>>106494906
It seems more reasonable to me that the later part of the 20th century was just an aberration created by the US being the last man standing with an intact industrial base post WWII.

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loonixcucks would rather have distro and DE wars than to unite under artix KDE to destroy the windows menace. Loonix's greatest strength is also its greatest weakness, the freedom that allows any retard to make his own distro/de with his own retarded ideas (see ebussi and guhnome)
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>>106494383
>artix
>literally arch but muh systemd
can we kill all arch users
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>>106494383
I'd rather go back to windows than unite with kde fags.
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>>106494383
>Linux users would rather have freedom than force everyone to a standard

That's not the gotcha you think it is
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>>106494576
Gnome mentioned
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>>106494383
>muh systemd protest distro
youre an idiot

Lifetime windows user here
I just bought a new laptop with linux debian 13 and I regret it now because I started fearing security issues for someone who is not an expert. I should have probably bought a mac.

My goal is the highest security and privacy without the need to be a highly technical user

Should I just install windows on it and maybe get a mac later?
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>>106495096
Install windows so you dont have to deal with random problems you don’t understand
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>>106495096
>highest security
what does this mean
>and privacy
what does this mean also
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>>106495096
so basically you have no clue what you're doing and you're asking whether you should do some random thing after doing another random thing instead of just figuring out what it is that you're actually doing
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>>106495096
>I regret it now because I started fearing security issues
There is literally no reason for this, you sound mildly retarded.
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>>106495096
You sound extremely retarded so yes, a Mac would be perfect for you

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I do not care for the modern computing experience. I long for the past.
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>>106484713
>pixel perfect open source clones especially
you can't have it without rewriting entire graphics stack from the ground up
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do you really need anything more than a webbrowser nowadays?
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>>106482469
>There are laptops and desktop pcs (called "chromebooks" and "chromeboxes") with locked bootloaders you can't put your own choice of os on
Bullshit. It's easy to load coreboot.
>Idk how software loading works on those but Google can decide to stop you running signed "apps" on those at any time.
You can use the Debian VM that's literally an option in the settings to do whatever you want.
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>>106481706
That should be included in the install and completely offline. Same with the devtools.
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>>106484998
>How usable is Mac OS 9.2.2 in 2025?
Very usable.
>Can you even browse the internet and see webpages as they were intended?
Except for that.

>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>How to find/activate any version of Windows?
https://rentry.org/installwindows

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>>106494845
It means that nobody will be able to download and use the zip.
Torrents work with chunks, not files, so without the txt people can't download approximately 2MB of that zip.
You'll have to find the txt somewhere.
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>>106484124

connect with usb cable
wendor firmware is safest
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>>106495129
won't work
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>>106495160

visit phone network sharing settings
try another cable
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>>106495200
you imbecile it would still count towards daily quota.
Indian IPs should be range banned

Where do you go to discuss computer systems, coding and all sorts of fun hobbies? It can't possibly be here only. There must be a better community that's more /g/ than /g/
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>>106480633
I used to sub to a few subreddits like compilers, programming languages and LLVM, but God fucking almighty, every other post is now clearly an Indian asking for a
>Roadmap/how to master on X years/guidance
>Package of [subreddit] engineer
>What is industry like is there jobs
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>>106483627
probably asking for an invite with gmail is an instant way to get denied
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>>106494599
I don't think so, I asked with my gmail and it was ok.
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>>106480944
>I'll love being called a retarded faggot by someone who actually knows what they're talking about
oh no no no
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>>106494636
oh, well is it worth getting into

Am I fucked? Or are LLMs really the way to go in the future. Like 99% is coded my an llm, I'm just making sure the code looks good or tweak a few things that it really can't get.
Sometimes it feels like I'm giving up my skills for comfort, so I try to do manual coding here and then for hobby stuff.
But on the other hand, I have so much more time for different stuff, more education, more planning and designing instead of scouring docs or stackoverflow.

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Post funnies.
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>>106492763
You should also eject the device, especially if it's anything more complicated than a usb flash storage stick
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>>106486045
Is this not just true?
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>>106485525
I was thinking about this picture the other day, thanks for posting it so I didn't have to look for it.

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>7.2" FHD+ IPS LCD
>D7400
>Android 15
>120Hz
> TCL NxtPaper Screen 4.0
>12/256 and 12/512
>50mp telephoto
>NFC, E-sim
>ip68
>side mounted fp sensor
>5200mah
>449 eur, 499 eur
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>>106494280
Bezels being removed gives you an extra 0.5-1"
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>>106483121
My 4.7 se is raping my wrists right now, i cant imagine using that.

Yes i will be seeing a doctor soon
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>>106494854
iphone x is 5.8" and fits in skinny jeans, can be used with one hand
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>>106494336
the orange tint is sovl desu. didn't get any of the other problems on my iphone x
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>>106488058
>>106494280
> the people complaing about "phablet" still dont know what a bezel is the year of our Lord 2025

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>>106490385
tkl >>>> all
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Firefox with betterfox's securefox.js is enough,
and keyboard doesn't matter although I use Logitech Corded Deluxe Access Keyboard and learning emacs at the moment, although I tried both brave and vscodium and only liked the latter for ease of setting up IDE for C
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I went out of my way to get a keyboard with MORE keys, not less. Can't imagine why you'd want a gimped input device when the translation of intent to machine is already so handicapped.
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>>106494799
huh? I have a job and use Zed at work
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Nobody really uses brave, it's just an artifact to promote BAT. Most of the shilling you see is from Indians from /biz/ desperately trying to prop the price up.

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>>106495135
good. put this chink on the fence and make him pick a side. no more 1000 year plans without any conflict to stifle you mr chinaman.
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O algo

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Theoretically, can you completely de-India your computer by only using software without any Indian commits? Linus removed all Russian code from the Linux kernel, so something like this is certainly doable.

What's a good base to start with for building a non-Indian OS under a free licence? Arch?
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>>106492782
?
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>>106492216
>I don't precisely fit as high or low in the caricature called the caste system
Care to elaborate?
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>>106468491
>Linus removed all Russian code from the Linux kernel
what a retard
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>>106492987
He’s not in india which means he’s a dalit even according to his own scriptures
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>>106492216
Good morning

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The great debate.
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>>106491345
>Talking about space and data mapping in memory on a computer has nothing to do with binary
Oh, eh, what is it all about then? I look forward to you not responding.
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>>106490828
>Just let the marketing team tell all the users how to think.
You're fucking retarded.
The HDD user interface in old-windows used to tell you tracks and sector counts as well as data locations. You could also configure the segment sizes. You could look at this if you wanted to and was a great way to teach kids how a hard drive worked.

You're advocating for software being dumbed down to the lowest common denominator so the vendors can lie to consumers more easily and the system back end is further removed from the users ability to monitor and configure it.

As it stands I have to download a third party app to do what used to be built into the system and then I have to deal with retards like you who don't know how an SSD stores data or why that even matters.
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>>106493674
it's because I am wrong and can't reply right away since watching another man fucking my wife takes precedence
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>>106484446
We didn't have this problem in the 90ies
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>>106484453
fpbp

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How are we doing bros?
My thinkpad t60 with an intel centrino's running mint pretty well
intel 2500k and amd bulldozer CHADS report in
Mossad on suicide watch!
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>>106493666
here's mine
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how will running outdated hardware, firmware and software ridden with bugs that are older than some users of this website and lacking all modern security mitigations/enhancements help you to keep mossad out?
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>>106495003
No hardware backdoors built in


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