If you have an ios device, turn off biometrics, turn on adp (actually store your code in a safe place!), turn on lockdown and start aggressively powering your phone off when you’re not using it.
Learn the duress combinations, on iOS it’s the side button five times. From there you can make an emergency call, power the phone off or cancel out and unlock with pin only (no biometrics).
Use this screen to power your phone off so when its confiscated it boots into bfu (before first unlock) state.
You find out if the hardware can handle it by looking up its video decoding capabilities on Wikipedia and checking that it’s capable of the resolution and codec you want. If you’re buying new hardware then a chip from Intel or amd that support the resolution and codec you expect will do the job. It doesn’t need to be the latest and greatest thing.
If you can’t be content with 4k60 over hdmi then you either need to use proprietary drivers or a different cable. Your tv very well may have a displayport slot and that’ll sidestep the problem. I don’t have problems with proprietary drivers but you may.
Nvidias repositories work fine.
If you need the latest driver they have installation instructions that walk you through adding their repos to your package manager and installing that way.
I recommend you get right with using vim or its forks.
I tend to think 99 percent of linux users or prospective users would exchange the modicum of what could be considered lock in if you were to really give it the most uncharitable read in the history of computing for the extensive documentation and support.
I have nothing but hate in my heart and vitriol in my guts for red hat but their linux is owed more recommendations than it gets.
Because linux distribution recommendations are written by people who have nothing better to do than be hypnotized by the jangling keys of whatever’s new or hot for people who have nothing better to do than be hypnotized by the jangling keys of whatever’s new or hot.
It’s the same reason rhel doesn’t get recommended tbh.
The usual way to force a program or process to use a specific interface is called binding. It used to be something you really had to know your stuff to use correctly but nowadays there are a million tutorials out there.
With systemd you can use a pretty well tested and reliable section of the namespace implementation for just establishing a namespace and binding both the target interface and program to it, but you can also just use iptables with a user and mangling.
Nowadays you have nftables, but it does the same thing.
Cons:
It’s not gonna work
It’s not well documented
No one else does it so it’s hard to ask for help
You don’t even need a container for this, just use the routing table
Pros:
New project
No chance to be led astray by stackoverflow or reddit
Contributing to systemd development by testing new features
I mean, it seems a little late. I guess it could coincide with government acceptance of ai for policing and many ai service providers fishing around for contracts now that subscription based stuff sold directly to individuals seems to have plateaued.
I guess we’ll just see what 3d printed gun crime “happens” to occur as this legislation advances.
Usually these bills follow current events, what’s prompting this one?
https://tools.sendmarc.com/ Is a good start. Listen back through the security now eps where he’s setting up his own email list with his own email server.