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  • Statement and more informations from the German CCC alias Chaos Computer Club, a civil rights organization of software tweakers and computer experts:

    https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2024/das-ist-vollig-entgleist

    By the way: The train manufacturer company is suing the people who exposed this, and CCC is collecting donations for their legal support - details on the page linked above.

  • Depends on how important it is to keep confidentiality.

    Best way to secure already written unencrypted data is probably putting the device into a microwave, and then burning it.

    For new data on Linux, LUKS encryption should probably be fine.

  • Try adding or removing a closing paren. Seems different apps/clients hsndle this differently.

  • Yup, there are attscks. Also ddos on Codeberg and the xz-utils backdoor.

  • I'd say look after your kid and try out Linux a bit later when you have Leisure for it. You can use Linux and Windows in parallel on two computers networked with Samba.

  • You could try also:

    • GNOME PaperWM, a GNOME extension with tiling and endless horizontal scrolling
    • niri
    • StumpWM, a tiling WM with Emacs-like keybindings (and zero eyecandy and waste of screen estate)
    • HerbstluftWM
  • simple-scan. Scans documents with zero fuss. Easy and intuitive which is important for software that is not used frequently.

  • The Zim Desktop Wiki. Backed by files stored in git, lightweight and fast, ideal to capture and organize unstructured information.

  • No, I mean hibernate, with the PC turned off. In sleep state, you return to the running kernel/OS, so no possibility to boot into another distro, therefore no risk of filesystem damage.

    The crucial thing is that file systems need to be unmounted before they can be accessed by another distribution or OS.

    see

    https://askubuntu.com/questions/55527/dual-boot-and-sleep-hibernate-issues

  • firmware updates matter and depend mostly on the chip manufacturer's support.

    Can you give examples for this?

    The deeper problem is that the OS Vendors for phones are already adversial. They want to extract as much pesonal data as possible. IMO, that is not really better than having malware on one's phone.

  • As I wrote above, for any safe access the file systems need to be mounted read-only (which is not the default). Otherwise, listing or viewing a file or directory already changes its metadata.

  • Sailfish OS has very long support times and the licenses I got so far are without time limit. IIRC that has changed or might change but still significantly longer than any vendor Android.

  • Now I am curious. Is this really web-based? Who has tried it? How useful is it?

  • The other solution is to mount the shared, or borrowed file systems read-only. That works and is safe, but it could suck after a while for being impractical.

  • Also, just in case that nobody mentioned that already, a good opportunity to learn how to backup and restore your data ;-)

  • I can only share experience with Sailfish OS: As long as you don't drop your phone, it will easily last five years and might last eight. It depends of course as well how much you use some of the cancer that the modetn web is. Looking up the Arch Wiki requires a lot less ressources than browsing LinkedIn.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    multi boot - Hibernating and booting into another System or Distribution: will my filesystems be corrupted?

    superuser.com /questions/39532/hibernating-and-booting-into-another-os-will-my-filesystems-be-corrupted
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Here another helpful solution for people who want to evaluate and compare different Linux distributions: GNOME Boxes, a software to easily create virtual machines

    apps.gnome.org /en-GB/Boxes/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Really good Guile Scheme crash course

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Distrochooser: Tool to choose a good Linux distribution for your needs

    distrochooser.de
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    If you dual-boot different distributions and want to keep old versions of distros for upgrades, how do you proceed?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Trying Guix: A Nixer's Impressions

    tazj.in /blog/trying-guix
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Linux and Secure Boot certificate expiration

    lwn.net /SubscriberLink/1029767/43b62a7a7408c2a9/
  • Europe @feddit.org

    Bosch manager in interview: eBike over-motorization is a risk to our business, because eBikes with more than 800 Watt power will lead to much stricter regulations

    www.heise.de /en/news/Interview-with-Bosch-e-bike-boss-EU-regulation-that-doesn-t-fit-the-problem-10481246.html
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Introduction - Steve's Tutorial on Jujutsu, an alternative front-end to git

    steveklabnik.github.io /jujutsu-tutorial/introduction/introduction.html
  • Free and Open Source Software @beehaw.org

    RustDesk, a remote support tool filling the role of TeamViewer

    en.m.wikipedia.org /wiki/RustDesk
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    RustDesk, probably one of the best TeamViewer Alternatives

    en.m.wikipedia.org /wiki/RustDesk
  • Open Source @lemmy.ml

    Libxml2's “no security embargoes” policy

    lwn.net /SubscriberLink/1025971/73f269ad3695186d/
  • Programming @programming.dev

    Revisiting Knuth's 'Premature Optimization' Paper

    probablydance.com /2025/06/19/revisiting-knuths-premature-optimization-paper/
  • Programming @programming.dev

    Entangled: Literate Programming in Markdown

    entangled.github.io
  • Programming @programming.dev

    Literature review on the benefits of static types, by Dan Luu

    danluu.com /empirical-pl/
  • Programming @programming.dev

    Project Gemini FAQ

    geminiprotocol.net /docs/faq.gmi
  • Open Source @lemmy.ml

    Project Gemini FAQ

    geminiprotocol.net /docs/faq.gmi
  • Programming @programming.dev

    A New Rust Packaging Model for Guix

    guix.gnu.org /en/blog/2025/a-new-rust-packaging-model/