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@ghrasko Jó, így nézve nyilván igaz. Nem minden autóvezető autószerelő is egyben.
Ki mihez ért.
Tény, hogy megvan annak is a diszkrét bája, mikor el akar szállni a gép, mert éppen be akarnak jönni. De, van egy fura perverzióm, hogy én ezt kihívásnak veszem és szeretem.
(Üzemeltetek intézményeknek is VPS-eket és az egyiken be akartak jönni. Telefonon kersztül a hegyekben síelve oldottam. Tiszta MacGyvernem éreztem magam. Nem tudom mások hogy tudnak csak telefonon élni?! Borzasztó.)
@randomdolgok én is igyekszem megtenni, amit lehet. Nemrég osztottam meg a mobilomon hadznált alkalmazások listáját. Ez meg a laptopom. Nekem kihívás, mert eddig mindig Windows-zal dolgoztam. De kezd működni.
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@randomdolgok én is igyekszem megtenni, amit lehet. Nemrég osztottam meg a mobilomon hadznált alkalmazások listáját. Ez meg a laptopom. Nekem kihívás, mert eddig mindig Windows-zal dolgoztam. De kezd működni.
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@thelocalstack nice stuff and rationalistic approach. I follow you.
However it is not expected that general IT infrastructure users are capable of doing this - even if they agree in principle. We need experts, providers, who are doing it in an ethical way with optimal legal environment under control.
Anyhow, you are right, everyone can do the 1st steps on its own.
@ghrasko Fair point, most people won't self-host, and that's fine. The goal was never "everyone should run a ThinkPad in their closet." But the 1st steps you mention? That's the real 80/20. Better DNS, no password reuse, a decent email provider. No server needed. And yes, we need more ethical providers in the EU. Informed users and good infrastructure actors go hand in hand. Plenty more to come in the blog, I'm going to talk about privacy-focused actors that care about your privacy in the future
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@thelocalstack
Awesome introduction, great posts on your even better website. Well done, keep up the good work
@mboelen Thank you, that means a lot for a project that's barely a week old! Stay tuned for more!
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@ghrasko Fair point, most people won't self-host, and that's fine. The goal was never "everyone should run a ThinkPad in their closet." But the 1st steps you mention? That's the real 80/20. Better DNS, no password reuse, a decent email provider. No server needed. And yes, we need more ethical providers in the EU. Informed users and good infrastructure actors go hand in hand. Plenty more to come in the blog, I'm going to talk about privacy-focused actors that care about your privacy in the future
@thelocalstack I absolutely support your ideas. Everyone should do whatever percentage hi/she is capable of. Part of that is switching to reliable providers, the other is to push legislation, politicians to force privacy supported laws.
I myself replaced a majority of the applications on my mobile. Surely, not 100%, but the applications are mostly open source and/or European ones falling under European privacy legislation. Also changed my laptop from Windows to Linux.
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Hello Mastodon
I'm rogi.
I have a 2014 ThinkPad. I run a blog with €5/month. Zero cloud.I read privacy policies so you don't have to.
Last month: an AI had a 24KB psychological profile built from my conversations. Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge. Nobody mentioned that.
That's what I write about. Not paranoia, just what's actually in the documents.
THE LOCAL STACK
Pragmatic privacy for real people. Self-hosted on my gaming PC.
THE LOCAL STACK (thelocalstack.eu)
@thelocalstack I just read your posts, not many but really interesting. Keep the good work. I want to introduce you our French GDPR celebrity @aeris. Very much aligned I think.
Also love the low tech, that's my project for this summer. -
@thelocalstack I just read your posts, not many but really interesting. Keep the good work. I want to introduce you our French GDPR celebrity @aeris. Very much aligned I think.
Also love the low tech, that's my project for this summer. -
@thelocalstack I have a project in mind involving second hand devices on battery and solar electricity
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@thelocalstack I just read your posts, not many but really interesting. Keep the good work. I want to introduce you our French GDPR celebrity @aeris. Very much aligned I think.
Also love the low tech, that's my project for this summer.@gbt@pouet.chapril.org @thelocalstack@mastodon.social \o/ One more selfhosted friend \o/
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@gbt@pouet.chapril.org @thelocalstack@mastodon.social \o/ One more selfhosted friend \o/
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@thelocalstack@mastodon.social @gbt@pouet.chapril.org A little less low tech here because many more services to provide, but mostly refurbished old hardware.
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Hello Mastodon
I'm rogi.
I have a 2014 ThinkPad. I run a blog with €5/month. Zero cloud.I read privacy policies so you don't have to.
Last month: an AI had a 24KB psychological profile built from my conversations. Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge. Nobody mentioned that.
That's what I write about. Not paranoia, just what's actually in the documents.
THE LOCAL STACK
Pragmatic privacy for real people. Self-hosted on my gaming PC.
THE LOCAL STACK (thelocalstack.eu)
I like you site and your style of writing, so I will follow your blogs. Keep up the good work.
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I like you site and your style of writing, so I will follow your blogs. Keep up the good work.
@maartenketelaars thanks! This is fuel for my work, appreciate the kind words. Plenty more to come!
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@thelocalstack@mastodon.social @gbt@pouet.chapril.org A little less low tech here because many more services to provide, but mostly refurbished old hardware.
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@thelocalstack @aeris I have my home lab in an Ikea metal cabinet with the same cable management
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@thelocalstack @aeris I have my home lab in an Ikea metal cabinet with the same cable management
@gbt@pouet.chapril.org @thelocalstack@mastodon.social Need to clean this a little, yes
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Hello Mastodon
I'm rogi.
I have a 2014 ThinkPad. I run a blog with €5/month. Zero cloud.I read privacy policies so you don't have to.
Last month: an AI had a 24KB psychological profile built from my conversations. Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge. Nobody mentioned that.
That's what I write about. Not paranoia, just what's actually in the documents.
THE LOCAL STACK
Pragmatic privacy for real people. Self-hosted on my gaming PC.
THE LOCAL STACK (thelocalstack.eu)
@thelocalstack
thats a nice blog!
Since my aluhat is always on my head i try to get my data removed every time i have to verify like that. My nightmare was when i tried to rent a car via app in Berlin. Chasing their validation copany led me to sri lanka iirc. They never reply to my mail -
Hello Mastodon
I'm rogi.
I have a 2014 ThinkPad. I run a blog with €5/month. Zero cloud.I read privacy policies so you don't have to.
Last month: an AI had a 24KB psychological profile built from my conversations. Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge. Nobody mentioned that.
That's what I write about. Not paranoia, just what's actually in the documents.
THE LOCAL STACK
Pragmatic privacy for real people. Self-hosted on my gaming PC.
THE LOCAL STACK (thelocalstack.eu)
@thelocalstack Hi there, and welcome! -
@Skyper Thanks! Just getting started, plenty more fine print to read! The LinkedIn/Persona one is worth a look if you haven't seen it yet.
@thelocalstack Not yet, but I will!
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Hello Mastodon
I'm rogi.
I have a 2014 ThinkPad. I run a blog with €5/month. Zero cloud.I read privacy policies so you don't have to.
Last month: an AI had a 24KB psychological profile built from my conversations. Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge. Nobody mentioned that.
That's what I write about. Not paranoia, just what's actually in the documents.
THE LOCAL STACK
Pragmatic privacy for real people. Self-hosted on my gaming PC.
THE LOCAL STACK (thelocalstack.eu)
@thelocalstack > Last week: my passport went through 17 US companies just to get a LinkedIn badge.
Now what about that same thing happening but not even getting the sodding badge -
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