Or the HTML version which I think looks nicer. https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/

You can add this link as a custom search engine to your browser. https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q=%25s

One vulnerability (such as the in the post) does not make a trend.

You want to compare these for me? https://app.opencve.io/cve/?product=glibc&vendor=gnu https://app.opencve.io/cve/?product=musl&vendor=musl-libc

musl is far more POSIX compliant, secure, and cleaner code (no dirty hacks) than glibc. Not everything has to be a culture war. Do you use sudo (ISC-style)? Do you use curl (MIT-style, curl license)? Even OpenSSH isn’t GPL (BSD). Not everything is a plot; vulnerabilities happen regardless of what license you pick.

Direct response to this challenge. TLDR is the setup for this PHP server was very atypical to a normal deployment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhNiMWtOutw

gpg.fail

The PGP Problem

What’s the matter with PGP?

Rethink DNS (on f-droid) offers the option to use WireGuard profiles from a your VPN provider if you supply it. Most providers allow that option.

Rethink allows disabling network access, firewalling, and DNS adblocking.

I found the Nym apps to not be stable enought for me to use. I don’t personally recommend. Also I couldn’t find any up-to-date audits on their website (only ones from 2-3 years ago).

I recommend this Lenspect on Linux. It uses VirusTotal API to scan files you select. It is available on Flathub with minimal permissions (basically just network permission to talk to VirusTotal).

Flatpak does block userns. Apps on Android don’t get unprivileged user namespaces, and Chromium is at its strongest on Android. So I have to assume there is some way of making it secure inside an app sandbox.

Really good video. Instant subscribe.

I recommend Murine Launcher as your launcher. It allows for themed icon packs.

https://www.murinelauncher.app/

https://github.com/alesimula/Murine-launcher

Proprietary OS. Idc if it is “Linux”. Android is Linux, and AOSP is open source. Why use a proprietary Linux distro over something like GrapheneOS which is fully free and open source software. I don’t think any person who cares about their privacy should use SailfishOS. It really seems like privacy-washing and OSS-washing. I say kick proprietary Linux distros out of the community.

Avoid Fedora Flatpaks (their repo, not Flathub) because of broken apps. OBS got pissed at them a while back for user reporting bugs that were only present in the downstream repackaging by Fedora. Broken af.

Can you elaborate? Seems interesting.

China was doing that kinda thing in Hong Kong not that long ago. Killing protestors, disappearing people, attacking journalists and doctors. They just aren’t right now. They are srill that bad.