Comments by "Some Canine" (@SomeCanine) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1. Something is fishy about this whole situation. Either the site admins have NO CLUE how to secure their own website or they're in on the problem.
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  2. Whatever I can do to help take Google down a peg makes me happy. I use Brave browser and I don't use google search engine. I also stack another adblocker on top of the brave browser just to remove any stragglers of trackers/ads.
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  3. Anyone who does illegal stuff on the internet and thinks they can get away with it is a fool. Computers are the easiest way to document your behavior and you are laying out a case for the prosecution, even when you think you are being sneaky.
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  4. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 has support until 2032. If you can find the iso and the massgravel script, you have nothing to worry about. That being said, in the long term, it is a good thing for Linux to get more support. It's clear that MS wants to go in the spyware direction and we need alternatives. If we don't start installing and using them, they won't happen.
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  5. You should all be using Brave browser anyway.
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  6. Sandboxing work systems isn't a bad idea. TBH, I don't know why they don't already do it.
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  7. I wish either of those two GPU manufacturers would build their own foundries and stop using TSMC.
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  8. The only way to use Windows anymore is LTSB. It doesn't come with MS store or a lot of the other bloat. It's still nowhere near as good as win7 was but with newer hardware it works fine.
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  9.  @RedactedUser357  Ublock Origin
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  10.  @obbligato35  ublock origin tracks how much it has blocked and it has blocked about 10% of what brave missed.
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  11. I had to go around and change all of my passwords for all of my various websites. Let me tell you, that's pretty annoying and hard to do when you already use a hard to remember series of numbers, letters, uppercase and lowercase, fairly random and unpredictable letters so people can't hack it without brute forcing. This is in relation to their data breech.
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