

I can do it in the Boost for Lemmy app. I don’t know if you can do it via the web interface.
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I can do it in the Boost for Lemmy app. I don’t know if you can do it via the web interface.


Less maintained? Did you even read the article you posted?
“We take these findings extremely seriously and have moved quickly to patch the identified issues,” said a Mullvad spokesperson. “We’re grateful to X41 for their thorough audit, which helps us continually improve our service’s security.”
Despite the concerning nature of some vulnerabilities, the researchers praised Mullvad’s overall security posture. “The Mullvad VPN Application appears to have a high security level and is well positioned to protect from the threat model proposed in this report,” the audit stated.
*Edit: just in case anyone is curious, here’s what the deleted comment said:
Yea, let’s switch to some other service that is less maintained because of a compliment to a guy we don’t like.


Mullvad for VPN and Tuta for email.
That just turns him on, that kinky bastard!


It’s Walmart’s generic brand for electronics.


If you think that’s bad you don’t want to ask his opinion on homosexuality. He’s a raging homophobe.
I know it’s off-topic but that guy really gets on my nerves.
“The default application launcher in Ubuntu is provided by GNOME Shell, offering a full-screen grid of icons — but it isn’t to everyone’s tastes.”
It’s like Windows in a window. Not just Windows, but you can run many other operating systems in a VM too.
“We like the clean design and improved performance of Microsoft’s latest operating system, but it still suffers from its fair share of issues. Here’s what people gripe about the most.”
And they don’t even mention the ads or that Recall garbage thing that takes screenshots being forced on you even though the public made it obvious they don’t want that. That and all the telemetry; it’s pretty much spyware disguised as an operating system.
I’m sure there are more things but those are just the ones off the top of my head.
*Edit: I remembered the name of Recall


As long as they’re able to punch down I don’t think they care
Interesting take.


The shareholders, mostly.
Why? What’s inaccurate about it? I have no idea and would like to learn.


I’m not saying I agree with their justification but I could see why they might be collecting yet another data point: education level. If someone constantly uses a calculator for simple calculations they might have a low education level. People in that demographic will be served different ads than more educated people.
It sucks, but I could see Google doing that.
Why ASUS? I used to have one of their routers but aside from that I don’t know much about them.
I’m not that familiar with them; why Lenovo?


And that’s only the oral method.
Yup: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_onion_address