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Unless you’re running a virtual GPU (and changing it often enough to remain anonymous), tracking pixels are pretty difficult to obfuscate (the exact thermal environment your PC is in will even effect timing).

And thanks to big tech this state of the art tracking is on essentially every website.

Clearing site data/private mode is a way to ask nicely that websites don’t track you, but user intention hasn’t been respected for around 3 decades by now.

With the same IP, CPU, GPU, and networkcard??

Easily fingerprintable

Whoops, yeah should have probably put a link in the main thing,

here’s a fourm post describing how to

Theres a hidden option to make it multi core, which (on a machine like a threadripper) can insanely speed up the process.

edit: here’s a fourm post describing how to

Its gonna look nerdy as shit but Id love the steam frame for a portable dev station

can’t you also install snaps on Debian?

Everywhere between the road and the ocean (ie the entire water table) but yeah no its not like we keep our food there or anything.

Distribution throughout the vehicle would be laughibly trivial, and calling using batteries ‘generation’ is weird, but they are still like 99% efficient.

Probably means the efficiency loss burning gas (in power plants much more efficient than cars) is counted for electric vehicles, but ignored for gas vehicles through some crazy mental gymnastics.

Its also a US study published in 2018, so this is an expected bias.

Honestly pretty sure their comment is AI generated, so dont waste too much time analysing it

Whoops, autocorrect strikes again

Mid-range networking equiptment common in higher end homelabs or small/medium enterprises.

Doesnt compete with fancier Cisco gear, but has an easy to use interface that can scale fairly well.

Though like most networking equiptment the hardware is dirt cheap, so Alpine’s lightweight base fits it well.

Most ubiquity equipment is alpine I believe