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Here are some tips and tricks to start improving online privacy
There are many ways to improve your privacy it can be daunting to start, be these tips can help
Online tracking has become more rampant and pervasive in the last few years. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, many people spend significantly more time online, whether because of remote work or school, or just because thereâs not much else to do while in self-isolation.
For many, the extra time online and, by extension, the extra data handed over to Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google, is cause for concern. These tech giants hoover up as much data about people as they can get, use it to construct detailed profiles and then use or sell those profiles to target people with ads. While some people may think that doesnât sound so bad and that theyâve got ânothing to hide,â thatâs really not the case.
Compared to server and workstation stuff, the price isn’t that outrageous.
I’d really like to see something based on the A2O processor. That looks to be more inline with AMD’s and Intel’s consumer stuff. 2021-03-01 6:56 pm
An owner-controlled, CPU-based secure boot mode also is available at any time. When secure boot is properly configured, and if the mainboard is located in a physically secure environment (e.g., a secure computing room or locked desktop case), you can be assured that only your pre-approved and pre-audited firmware, kernel, and user space components are executing on a Blackbird™ system.
A few improvements and a handy web app utility, but older kernel causes problems for some hardware
Tim Anderson Mon 11 Jan 2021 // 13:15 UTC Share
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The Linux Mint team has released version 20.1 - codenamed Ulyssa - with long-term support to 2025 and the usual three variants: Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce.
This is the first point release to Linux Mint since version 20 in July 2020. Both editions are based on Ubuntu 20.4 LTS, which is why long-term support is promised. The team has said that the same Ubuntu 20.04 package base will be used for all versions of Mint until 2022, which is when the next Ubuntu LTS is set for release, version 22.04. The kernel in Mint 2.01 is therefore 5.4, released at the end of 2019. The approach reflects a philosophy that a long-term support release is the right thing for most users, though using an older kernel also has downsides.
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