Hi guy
I used fdroid for the longest time.
Then I found the neo store.
It recognises the apps installed, from whatever repo you use. Shows recommended update based on that. So many options. Comes with dozens of repos ready to go and incredibly simple to enable/disable.
They’re standardised zeroconnf protocols. Apple was part of the early development.
Bonjour is the apple implementation for mDNS.
Avahi is the GPL compliant implementation.
mDNS, llmnr (ms developed), have been known for ages to be vulnerable.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-configuration_networking#Standardization
*I don’t like apple
Remember when printers were connected by a USB cable?
Also, sudo ss -tunlp to see what ports are listening on your system and which applications/services use them. (Linux)
ss -K closes dead ports
If you didn’t explicitly open a port, ask why it needs to be open (listening). (25, 22, 67, 53,5353)
Make sure what you did open is opened at the right addresses. Ie localhost, 0.0.0.0, 127.0.0.1, etc for the purpose.
Use a firewall and block ALL incoming traffic.
Mdns is something most people have no idea exists.
Oh, neat, all my devices broadcast all their open ports, services, addresses, hardware and names? Cool!
No.
No problem.
The only reason i know this is because systemd throws degraded warnings because fwupd keeps failing. On several machines. (Because DNS, proxies, VPN, etc.)
In xfce there’s a panel tool called genmon I use.
I have 2 specifically for monitoring systemd status
First is just the status
systemctl is-system-running
The other lists the failed units using a script
failedd (){ systemctl --failed | grep -o -E "●.{0,35}\<failed" 2>/dev/null }
echo $(failedd)
Mint cinnamon has a similar “spice” (panel plugin) that I also use.
Probably because your hardware’s firmware is up to date or there’s nothing available.
It’s rare that it’s updated.
Check your journal or
systemctl status fwupd.service
fwupdmgr get-history
I don’t get it.
Where’s Saddam?
I’ll head back to linuxmemes now.
On my living room setup hooked up to a projector:
mint xfce
sff tower
dual core
only 3GB ddr2. (One slot fried)
1080p via display port to HDMI
1tb HDD
Use 2 VPN. An sshd server
Myriad physical issues.
Old as removed BIOS.
(Was released in 2009 or 2011?)
Memory is a bit of a pain sometimes. Mostly Firefox needs to be closed and reopened after system sleep.
I can watch 4 football games in HD with no real issue.
It is tweaked to high heaven in kernal and configs.
As long as it can work I will make it work.
The reverse may be a better option(?), as you can completely remove / disable ALL google services (google play, google play services, google framework, etc.) within the work profile
I use insular, which is a fork of shelter/island.
It’s all about that comma.
It sounds like it should be a hookup app, but it actually is the online Linux man pages.
Or, for a less dubious sounding site, man7.org
And somehow wikileaks is still up with terabytes of classified information.
Maybe IA needs to become a ‘journalist’
Dnscrypt-proxy supports DNS over https (doh), oblivious DNS over https (odoh), DNS over TLS (dot), and dnscrypt (encrypted and anonymous DNS).
IP and domain blacklist. IP whitelist.
End to end encrypted.
You can use quad9, cloudflare, etc, or any provider you like.
I use https://dnscrypt.ca/about.shtml for my doh and as one of my dnscrypt servers.
Depending on your os it’s pretty simple to setup.
Think Different™ (But in the exact same way)
The ~ value for pi would be said: “Three point one four.”
$3.14/$3,14 =“three fourteen”
In Canada
Acer supports 2 of their devices on Linux
I’ve used FL studio via wine on several machines and it always ran better than any windows machine.
With the major wine 8 overhaul it’s even better.
No problem with vsts.
There are several distros specific for AV needs with Jack etc already set up.
https://www.slant.co/topics/11893/~linux-distribution-for-music-production
Dual booting is simple on Linux.
(Make yourself a dedicated /home partition to save yourself time when distro hopping)
Thanks.
I use it mainly for DNS and blocking ip’s, ipv6, and hosts. Only a few apps are routed through tor.