It turns out that NO OS (or browser) cares about your privacy.
'Security', yes, but not your privacy. Even deleting cookies on exit doesn't safeguard your privacy.
This youtuber tells all...
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It turns out that NO OS (or browser) cares about your privacy.
'Security', yes, but not your privacy. Even deleting cookies on exit doesn't safeguard your privacy.
This youtuber tells all...
Many thanks Paul. I'm not really a big gamer, and don't own any triple A titles, but I do game from time to time (mostly Indie games on Steam), but I also do like to 'tinker' on the development side...
What about a USB hard drive dock ?
Or was that the problem ( with Mint ) in the first place ?
I'm still struggling in windows land so I don't know what the issues are.
I've been using a...
Chris, this might be the kind of truth about microsoft you can relate to very well.
https://askleo.com/microsoft-we-deserve-better/
I came across this today. It seems to be an idea for taking back some power from the internet tech giants but it's an advert in disguise.
Sir Timothy Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web and the...
Win 10 doesn't feel like an operating system should feel. It's more like a specialised corporate internal system that controls it's employees.
Personal sovereignty is obviously not in the plan...
Try pressing the DEL key or the F2 key during the first boot logo screen.
If that gets you into the BIOS setup page, you have to find the boot options section and make USB the first boot option.
I downloaded Mint a couple of weeks ago.
I just haven't decided what to do about it yet. I've got plenty of old computers here to play with. I downloaded a version of Ubuntu Studio a couple of...
Yea, it must be something different on Linux because I tried Downloadhelper on my system and it was useless.
Thanks for the replies Chris.
What's extention called Chris. It might even work in my windows version.
Tell me more about that. I might have to set up a mint machine just for youtube grabbing.
I have firefox on Windows but I can't get any of the so called youtube downloaders to do anything for...
A question to an expert.
Is there a very basic version of Linux, perhaps a very old version, that is like MSDOS and console cammand driven, that I can teach myself a few basics with ?
I generally like big and expandable, so I can fit high quality components into them, like a soundcard with a high quality DAC. USB audio interfaces can be good but I tend to have problems integrating...
Most of the people I hear singing the praise of Linux don't seem to do much more than browse the internet and manage a few files their gadgets produce. If my needs were so simple I'd be a linux...