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  • Can other lemmy users see my email address I registered with?

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  • A German ISP tampered with their DNS - specifically to sabotage my website

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  • Recently they switched to a more public court-order based approach.

    But my thought on this is as well: Once their domain name servers are configured according to law, can they force us to not use other domain name services?

  • Run a shell script on system startup?

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  • Yeah after searching on the arch wiki, I guess systemd timers, not services, are specifically what I was interested in, thanks!

  • Can other lemmy users see my email address I registered with?

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  • so once I delete the email contained in that field, it will be deleted on the server as well I hope? I should look this up in the lemmy code i.g.

  • Pop_OS won't detect an external SSD

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  • does lsblk detect the device?

  • Sonatype Uncovers Global Espionage Campaign in Open Source Ecosystems

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  • If you are paranoid enough: Run all pypi packages in a QubesOs virtual machine I guess?

  • Run a shell script whenever a file in a certain directory changes?

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  • After some suggestions to check out inotifywait I ended up with a solution that works for me as desired.

     
        
inotifywait --event modify,create ./targetfolder/; echo "new change, that I am interested in, occurred in targetfolder";

    It turned out I was interested in both file modification and file creation events.

  • Run a shell script whenever a file in a certain directory changes?

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  • Thanks for your hint! After some experimentation and man page reading, this was what I was interested in:

     
        
inotifywait --event modify,create ./targetfolder/; echo "new change, that I am interested in, occurred in targetfolder";

    I was interested in both file modification and file creation events.

  • Did you ever delete a google account?

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  • shred all the hard-drives in their data-center

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  • yeah it should be in their TOS somewhere as well.

  • Does Google keep logs of my text messages(RCS)?

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  • linux is the only alternative to android when it comes to computing. I consider ms-windows a non-option.

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  • ONE PIECE: Season 2 | First Look | Netflix

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  • The sound effects really make a difference imo, make it feel more epic. Try to watch it without sound and then with sound. Props to the sound designer 🔊

  • Youtube frontend are not the solution!

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  • algorithmic discovery

    this is the hard part.

  • Youtube frontend are not the solution!

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  • I guess the copyright-enforcement will come after you then, because you do not abide by the licenses. Video creators might feel attacked by this, since they do not gain revenue. Ideally we would all switch to peertube and watch CC0-licensed content.

  • Does Google keep logs of my text messages(RCS)?

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  • Linux also is not secure if you install random open source packages without audit though.

  • Run a shell script whenever a file in a certain directory changes?

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  • I do not need to install anything/can work on bare install without internet connection?

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  • f*ck you got me. Please write my password into the comments.

  • Do you love Open Source software? Want to turn your passion into a paid job 💵 ? LibreOffice is hiring a remote Paid Developer focusing on UI with initial emphasis on macOS, preferably full-time 📢

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  • Asked in another way: Want to deal with a huge (legacy) code base for MacOS support? But yeah maintenance is needed.