Where are the screenshots?

Can I do this in my company laptop?

Which model? If you mind sharing.

Great. Love the improvement.

There are thousands of organizations that rely on Microsoft for their office suite, Outlook, Teams and these companies have thousands of PCs. They can mandate what update will get pushed, restrict admin access, running monitoring tools etc… These are hard to replace.

I would like a Sydney Sweeney version

I would recommend to firstly check the update window for the package. It seems that these packages only contained the malware PKGBUILD for a certain time period, before the commit was reverted back by the arch/air devs.

Then if you find youself infected, try

1. Rotating the stored passwords on chromium/electron based browsers/apps.
2. Rotate keys, (SSH, Cloud, Github etc).
3. Backup your files, this is not a virus, so the file are safe.
4. Reinstall the system from a live USB.
5. FINALLY Nuke your house with a Hydrogen bomb.

Yes, I would like to use this as an alternative to syncthing. Arch Linux and Android. So how the phone should be connected? Do I need to open my phone’s SSH port?

Wait are they planing to fine non-age verification compliant devices?

Does it work on smartphones

I am curious why Meta is Pushing age verification? And why are they the one proposing the non facial/legal document method? I thought they wanted more data.

May be Switzerland, Germany, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore etc

If somehow age verification is mandated everywhere, this I could get behind. It would be like saying you’re 18+ on a porn website.

The only technical Linux term in the article seems to be Wayland.

ZorinOS used to send anonymous pings and the user did not had the option to opt out. https://zorin.com/legal/privacy/before-31-may-2018/ Seems now its an opt in service.

Tried it when I was starting out. But I may have read somewhere that it uses telemetry. So uninstalled later.

I believe I was on PopOS then. Now I am on EndeavorOS.

I was having problems with NTFS HDDs when I was dual booting. Needing to get into windows for solving them. Then I ditched Windows, reformatted my drives to EXT4 and never looked back.

But now I am using EXT4 with LUKS for encryption.

NTFS reads/writes fine on Linux. But if anything goes wrong then you might need a utility to fix it (Mostly caused by sudden unplugging). If you have the option, I would suggest you format and the media drive in EXT4. Mind you, EXT4 can only be read by Linux systems.

But how can we, at the other end, understand that?