But some VPNs do provide you a little protection on things you might click on. Ublock and not being a dummy will get you around most of that use but for general users it is more safe.
But some VPNs do provide you a little protection on things you might click on. Ublock and not being a dummy will get you around most of that use but for general users it is more safe.
There are far more uses for a VPN. For instance if I want to access my NAS while outside my home.
This building looks like I feel clocking in for work.
I worked in supporting those and I had an easier time helping people with windows phones. 🤢
But they’re talking mainstream support and windows is much more popular.
Well um actually a Linux workstation would be GNU/Linux and chromeos is only the Linux kernel. /s
I’m not going to pay for Spotify either. Music should be a federated platform where you can purchase music directly from the artist and not pay massive corporations like Spotify, Google, or Apple for the luxury of doing nothing.
I just can’t get over the walled garden and shit notifications. Like, fuck Google but why can’t I own my device.
Some VPNs advertise they stop malware so I get why they say that but you’re right.
Looks like mostly nachos
They can also just refuse to do the job because it hurts the laborers that work for them. They got laborers doing this because they didn’t treat them like people. I don’t think they should expect to be treated well when they treat others poorly.
It’s clear words are just vibes to you
They’re literally different legal concepts just like speeding isn’t murder.
I can own a DVD that’s digital ownership.
So if I enjoy a sunset it’s theft because nobody got paid?
Yes you did. You said if you buy something on steam you own it.
No, it’s trespassing and you could be arrested for it not stealing.
Copyright infringement (piracy) has never been theft. The statement about purchasing and ownership gives ground to see creating more of something to be the same as taking something.
Plus you don’t own games on steam, you’ve purchased a license. If you owned them you could resell them.
With the Linux community I think it’s canon to say the socks stay on. From the socks that are adorned with sandals to the socks that go above the knee.
To me it looks like they think of the Internet like corporations do and needing growth to just investment. I think that’s fair reasoning for sites that are profit driven but Lemmy isn’t.