Remote instances won’t have your IP or email, and other usage trend data. So that info could only be obtained by this hypothetical tracking instance. As for any remote content on other instances, that can just be scraped by anyone. You wouldn’t even need an account or instance to get that data.
Most likely. That’s if people knew about. You could do it secretly.
Though I wonder if you were open about it, if people would accept it. Just say “hey, this instance doesn’t ask for donations, but we track and sell your info.” Maybe some users would be okay with that.
And if it’s not fake, the president can declassify it just by thinking it.
There’s nothing to prevent someone from spinning up a lemmy or mastodon instance and tracking users either.
Ralph would call it the Pentagram or the Pentagong.
Big Hitler is still pretty popular for some reason.
I’m trying to help make it a thing for you buddy 👍🏻
Never realized how much that looks like a ram.
Wasn’t there a hacker group some years ago that released Signal binaries with backdoors that allowed attackers to read decrypted messages?
Department of Getting Educated
It authenticates with a yubikey.
It occurs to me, when these shitty batteries catch fire all on their own, now he can blame “terrorism.”
I can’t run git operations on the server.
I’ve been considering rsync
I need to run git operations from a laptop (on a vpn) but I can’t build from the laptop, I can only build from a host that is only accessible on the vpn.
So I can only git pull / git push from the laptop, but I can only build / run / test from a remote host.
Linux on both sides. What’s the best solution here?
Dude you could hot swap memory cards. That was a solid kernel. RIP Sun Microsystems. 💔
Technically Mac is a BSD. What about Solaris?
lol John Goodman is on the hood of a car smashing the windshield with a golf club or a baseball bat. Completely destroying the fuck out of this car. And he’s yelling “this is what happens when you find a stranger in the alps!”