i also used manjaro, and whilst they had a pretty looking theme on grub, it broke on me three times, where i managed to repair it the first two and then just installed fedora the third time. never looked back. when i installed manjaro i ran an update after boot and immediately lost a bunch of manjaro theming in my DE… wth?
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TerHu@lemm.eeto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•In São Paulo, ‘Big Brother’ is watching, with 25,000 cameras and facial recognition technologyEnglish
8·7 months agoSmile, you are being protected.
i think this is a good summary
i also hate the idea of giving up apple pay when testing graphene. i really hope to find a somewhat ok alternative, but from what i’ve heard it seems to be the best there is atm :(
yeah honestly i really think that you should swap to linux!
i second this
TerHu@lemm.eeto
Linux@programming.dev•End of 10 - Windows ten is ending. Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer. But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?English
2·7 months agogod at first i saw only the first line cuz the second was cut off. the relief i felt upon scrolling XD
i‘m not writing this from the perspective of a parent, but a 23yo Gen Z who’s had parents which didn’t know what to regulate.
in some places my parents regulated „very intensely“. oftentimes they did so quite suddenly and without much communication/ explanation.
then again there were times and places where the lack of regulation allowed me to spend hours and hours each day, doom scrolling on instagram.
i spent years contemplating the situations and what would’ve been good.
your child’s mental health is the main key. in my experience the lack of self regulation is a coping mechanism. i was doing horribly and my parents solution wasn’t to help me, but to play whack a mole with symptoms by regulating. don’t get me wrong tho, it’s not just me, ive seen this a bunch of times with other ppl too. -> the better your kids mental health, the less there will be a need to regulate. if they do struggle, help them by working with them, not against them. look for solutions with them. don’t just set regulations, discuss what to do WITH THEM. let them set targets and what to do if they aren’t met with you. there will be lots of resentment and cheating around restrictions if you don’t work with them. everyone i know who’s been forced into find my or live360 has used a variety of techniques to spoof their location. not to mention that all of them at least kinda hate their parents for it.
so:
- if you want regulations to work, they need to be voluntary.
- ensure good mental health to prevent media abuse as coping mechanism.
they say that strict parents raise liars, and i’ve seen that proven many times.
im wondering, does using uBlock help in any way? can they block metas pixel and thereby protect you?