Just like his father
Watchout this asswipe kakao corp trying to sue Mangadex
Thanks, still no luck.
I guess batoto has made changes
EDIT :
I also found this on another unoffical repo
- Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
- My Neighbor Totoro
- Big Trouble in Little China
Have you tried PhotoGIMP ?
Google Chrome? Privacy?
Illegal immigration is another problem, but blaming wildfires on them without strong evidence and hunting them down is wrong
Yeah, on their cloud. LoL
It's far less dangerous than using Threads
As long as they don't ask for your phone number, ID and you don't expose yourself. You'll be fine.
https://infosec.pub/post/400702
and..
YSK : Meta is a threat to the privacy of fediverse users, if there are fediverse instances that remain federated with Meta.
Ross Schulman, senior fellow for decentralization at digital rights nonprofit the Electronic Frontier Foundation, notes that if Threads emerges as a massive player in the fediverse, there could be concerns about what he calls “social graph slurping." Meta will know who all of its users interact with and follow within Threads, and it will also be able to see who its users follow in the broader fediverse. And if Threads builds up anywhere near the reach of other Meta platforms, just this little slice of life would give the company a fairly expansive view of interactions beyond its borders.
https://www.wired.com/story/meta-threads-privacy-decentralization/
Yup they can mess up the fediverse in the near future
https://fabulous.systems/posts/2023/06/meta-is-a-danger-to-the-fediverse/
https://fediversereport.com/meta-plans-on-joining-the-fediverse-the-responses/
And there's Google's with their new privacy policy states that it can use publicly available data to help train its AI models
They only cares about money and unlimited growth.
fTPM has a bug, don't know if it's fixed
https://www.techspot.com/news/93684-amd-promises-fix-ftpm-issue-causes-stuttering-freezes.html
Veracrypt also doesn't recommend using encryption that relies on TPMs
https://veracrypt.eu/en/FAQ.html
Let's assume the attackers were law enforcers