How to save downloaded files in TOR browser? #permissions #downloads #tor #2604

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567202/612

why does the command chmod 0775 not remove setgid #permissions #chmod #2604

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567283/612

Linux file share permissions #permissions #samba #users #sharing #groups

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567337/612

Chrome crashes with "FD ownership violation" and exit_code=133 #permissions #googlechrome

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567041/612

Denied write right to files that should be accessable #permissions #samba #php

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567040/612

PCSX2 BIOS Not Detecting on Ubuntu After Installation #permissions

https://askubuntu.com/q/1566725/612

• The Fediverse did, in fact, not start with Mastodon.
  There was something in the Fediverse before Mastodon: Mistpark was there almost 6 years before Mastodon, Hubzilla was there 10 months before Mastodon.
  Mastodon came into an already existing Fediverse with servers and users and content and a culture.
  The Fediverse has never been only Mastodon. And it will never be.
• The Fediverse had quote-posts almost 6 years before Mastodon.
  (Accurate implication: The non-Mastodon Fediverse can quote-post any public Mastodon toot with no problems, and it has always been able to do so, for as long as Mastodon has been around.)
• The Fediverse had groups almost 6 years before Mastodon which still doesn't even support groups.
• The Fediverse had better lists than Mastodon lists almost 6 years before Mastodon.
• The Fediverse had reply control almost 6 years before Mastodon where people are still waiting for some kind of reply control.
• The Fediverse had permissions almost 6 years before Mastodon where the concept of permissions is completely unknown.

• The Fediverse had no character limit to worry about almost 6 years before Mastodon came along with only 500 characters.
  The Fediverse had 16,777,215 characters almost 6 years before Mastodon had 500 characters.
• The Fediverse had full rich-text formatting almost 6 years before Mastodon.
  The Fediverse could generate bold type, italics, underline, code blocks, bullet-point lists etc. without any Unicode trickery. Almost 6 years before Mastodon was there. And more than 12 years before Mastodon could even only display that stuff.

• The Fediverse did, in fact, not start with Mastodon.
  There was something in the Fediverse before Mastodon: Mistpark was there almost 6 years before Mastodon, Hubzilla was there 10 months before Mastodon.
  Mastodon came into an already existing Fediverse with servers and users and content and a culture.
  The Fediverse has never been only Mastodon. And it will never be.
• The Fediverse had quote-posts almost 6 years before Mastodon.
  (Accurate implication: The non-Mastodon Fediverse can quote-post any public Mastodon toot with no problems, and it has always been able to do so, for as long as Mastodon has been around.)
• The Fediverse had groups almost 6 years before Mastodon which still doesn't even support groups.
• The Fediverse had better lists than Mastodon lists almost 6 years before Mastodon.
• The Fediverse had reply control almost 6 years before Mastodon where people are still waiting for some kind of reply control.
• The Fediverse had permissions almost 6 years before Mastodon where the concept of permissions is completely unknown.

• The Fediverse had no character limit to worry about almost 6 years before Mastodon came along with only 500 characters.
  The Fediverse had 16,777,215 characters almost 6 years before Mastodon had 500 characters.
• The Fediverse had full rich-text formatting almost 6 years before Mastodon.
  The Fediverse could generate bold type, italics, underline, code blocks, bullet-point lists etc. without any Unicode trickery. Almost 6 years before Mastodon was there. And more than 12 years before Mastodon could even only display that stuff.

Quand tu veux télécharger une #application d'accès à des chronos (#mylaps ; comptage sur des courses de voitures RC) et que tu te rends compte que l'App a été conçue pour #siphonner tout ce qu'elle pouvait comme données.

Rien dans le descriptif de l'application ne laisse penser qu'elle a besoin de toutes ces #permissions pour fonctionner normalement.

On va s'en passer je crois... 😅

Merci à #exodus #privacy pour le travail d'analyse de toutes ces app 👍

Title: P2: Doas instead of sudo [2025-05-04 Sun]

♲ #dailyreport #linux #administration #permissions #secops #sudo #doas #network #bash #proc