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Adolf Kitler
overload@sopuli.xyzto Privacy@lemmy.ml•What extensions would you absolutely recommend to someone who use Firefox?9·1 month agoI’ve never seen the option to vote, maybe it’s easier on desktop. I’m on revanced
overload@sopuli.xyzto Privacy@lemmy.ml•What extensions would you absolutely recommend to someone who use Firefox?14·1 month agoSponsorblock is magic. I don’t know how it doesn’t have trolls ruining it.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's your secret place to escape the world for a bit like?10·1 month agoI’m in a country town in Australia, fortunately we have a good mountain bike trail network close by that I try to go to weekly. Karri and jarrah trees as well as some pine forests, loamy soil, a small river running through the middle of the network. It’s a beautiful area.
Your setup is absolutely diabolical, I appreciate the commitment to the bare essentials.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What’s the Best Lemmy Client App or API? Seeking Recommendations!31·1 month agoBoost on android.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Privacy@lemmy.ml•I'm very bad at convincing people to care about their privacy1·2 months agoAh yeah that’s a predicament. Do you know what distro you are going to be using? If you haven’t decided, Fedora with GNOME as the DE is a good bet. Otherwise Zorin or Ubuntu, again with GNOME. Apparently that DE is better for devices with touchscreens.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Privacy@lemmy.ml•I'm very bad at convincing people to care about their privacy2·2 months agoYou can dual-boot if you don’t want to go all in? Not sure about laptop dual boot but that’s what I do on my desktop.
I’ve had a family member complain about “another chatting app on their phone”, but if you convince them that they can only really contact you there (because YOU are deleting everything else off your phone), they’ll do it and see that it’s absolutely fine.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Privacy@lemmy.ml•I'm very bad at convincing people to care about their privacy6·2 months agoRe Linux: Do you want to be tech support for these people when they accidentally brick their system or they have a file compatibility issue when using Libre Office and collaborating with someone using Word? Linux is easy for people like us that are interested in tech as a hobby.
Normal people sit in the paradigm of just wanting their tech to be as user friendly and railroaded as possible.
I’m sure those people have hobbies, and preferences about those hobbies, that might benefit you if you knew. How would you want them to convince you that, say, changing the oil on your car is actually really quick and easy if you know what to do?
I don’t mean to be obtuse, this is the reality of trying to onboard people that aren’t fussed about privacy. They’ve generally got their own thing going on and don’t want to dive down a new rabbit hole.
Edit: For some actual advice: start with your partner and close friends/family.
Of the friends which you are talking to about it, target the ones which are more likely to already have an existing predisposition to caring about privacy.
Just get them to use Signal for now. Say that you’re deleting WhatsApp or messenger or whatever it is that you use to communicate with them generally and ask them just to install this new one that is more privacy-respecting.
If you can get people off of Facebook Messenger or whatsapp as the default messaging app, that is a huge win. People tend to share their most personal secrets in what they assume to be private forums. Most people don’t post that much stuff to Facebook’s wall anyway anymore.
If the person that you’re speaking to might distrust the government more than Mega-corporations, focus on the fact that the government can access those corporations’ data pretty easily. If the person that you’re trying to convince personally finds musk or Zuckerberg gross, then lean into that.
Don’t even bother talking to Sarah from accounting at work about privacy.
Yeah I could see that I suppose, be great to keep it as far from Reddit as possible. It’s worked okay so far for me, nice to personalise users a bit, Zero22xx “emoji tagger” 😁
overload@sopuli.xyzto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What do you do with the sole purpose of annoying people?2·2 months agoI like to slow down slightly if I’m being tailgated at the speed limit. Maybe go 5km/h slower.
That’s a good idea to use emoji. I tag with a short few words describing the thing they commented that gave me a chuckle or frown.
For sure, people who play guitar (and my other big hobbyi trail riding) typically won’t be this privacy focussed, so I need to go back to Reddit if I want discussion on that outside of real life. There’s other website forums for those at least.
This is a really good one. Were they/was she a notable individual? I’m imagining humorously it’s a completely random person.
Here I was thinking that KeePass was about as privacy respecting as possible.
For sure. I would say that for me, Rogue One didn’t live up to the hype that it has until that final 20 minutes. The final 20 minutes made it all worth it.
I kind of wish that JJ Abrams did all three films. TLJ really threw away a lot of what was set up in TFA. TROS is basically unforgivable regardless though.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Lawyers what are some of the most ridiculous arguments you've heard in the courtroom?23·3 months agoI know a person from my town that defender himself for murder and refused a lawyer because “they weren’t there, how could they know what happened!?” He didn’t get a lite sentence.
overload@sopuli.xyzto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Lawyers what are some of the most ridiculous arguments you've heard in the courtroom?48·3 months agoWe don’t have lawyers on Lemmy lol, only privacy/Linux enthusiasts.
Almost relevant XKCD