My assumption is always the person I am talking to is a normal window user who don't know what a terminal is. Most of them even freak out when they see "the black box with text on it". I guess on Lemmy the situation is better. It is just my bad habit.
Once again, a VPN can help to mitigate the risk of de-anonymization by hiding your source IP address before accessing the guard node in the Tor circuit.
Lmao he showed a bunch of well known issue about Tor, then start the usual VPN ads.
Ofc I will try my best to tell people about up/down side of a product. When it come to ungoogled chromium do they still support manifest v2? If yes then it will be also a great choice for desktop.
I know that I am overly paranoid but they do the weird user ID thing. It it opt in as they said in their privacy policy.
When you install Vivaldi browser (“Vivaldi”), each installation profile is assigned a unique user ID that is stored on your device. Vivaldi will send a message using HTTPS directly to our servers located in Iceland every 24 hours containing this ID, version, cpu architecture, screen resolution and time since last message.
We anonymize the IP address of Vivaldi users by removing the last octet of the IP address from your Vivaldi client then we store the resolved approximate location after using a local geoip lookup
At least to my knowledge brave do not do anything like this or maybe it is opt out by default. But honesty, I think from now, I will recommend both of them and just let people choose.
Yeah brave has it own issue, but overall it is still more privacy respecting than chrome or edge. Brave is personally not my choice. I use librewolf. Still, if someone ask me for a browser to use for their privacy journey I will undoubtedly tell them to just use brave. Firefox(and the forks) isn't a choice for most normal people it often break Captcha. Some website even straight up just don't allow Firefox based then tell you to use chrome. I am not by anyway try to defend Brave action, but I can't see much choice that just work for people who don't even know what an OS is.
Hi Talidan, It is not underload. Im pretty sure it is not my thermal paste(i just builded the pc 4 months ago).
Hi Atemu, I check it and it do not say anything about PCIe. just Thermistor 15. And two of them exist one lower temp +69.5°C and other +94.5°C.
Hi everyone,
I just just installed coolercontrol recently to control my gpu fan curve then i realized there is this nct6687 sensors which report some extremely high temp sometime even 100 Celsius. I tried the sensors.
Which show that nct6687 still have really high temps. Is this normal? Or is my pc burning it self even though the air in the pc isnt hot at all.
Note: I use arch. My mobo is MSI B450M-A PRO MAX II. My gpu rx 580. My CPU r5 5500
New gnome version may cause issue to extensions that do not support it. If that is the issues then there isn't much you can do.