Kill yourself.
WINDOWS IS SPYING ON YOU
Jayden Robinson
Oliver Phillips
but windows 10 is objectively a shitty OS
Jackson Brooks
I don't know if i should feel sad for you illiteracy or just laugh.
I mean, you can literally rewrite all of the Permissions just using a USB-Stick
You have to install some shitty antivirus just to not get malware FROM BROWSING THE NORMAL WEB!
Even windows fans should be able to see how Windows is not a secure OS.
The most secure OS rn is probably Qubes.
Jackson Gomez
Citation needed. Qubes OS is the most reasonably secure operating system with it's high levels of virtualization compartmentalizing threats.
Humanizing the argument somehow like this isn't an argument.
I think you're using
1. Shitty strawmans
2. A bad understanding of what the free software movement is about
Go read "Free Software, Free Society" by Richard Stallman.
Nah, go see Windows 7 and up spying tech.
I'd argue that given the company level of programmers they don't get to 'genius' shit and do whatever their manager thinks is cool.
You're not communist, you're a fucking succdem.
Citation needed.
1. Citation needed
2. When was there a GNU/Linux wannacry?
This is pretty much not really an argument.
A completely variable dependent argument. Installing and using, say, a distro such as Qubes would teach you a lot about good security practices.
Alright.
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Install the GNU/Linux distro Qubes OS.
Ok.
Logan Cox
t.
kiddo thinking that installing most common linux distro makes him h4ck0r
Don't take me wrong, you are on right path, you just need to learn much more than using weird OS.
Often OS updates do not mean your OS is shitty.
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how can I do that?
This is bullshit, no common internet browser allows you to install software or access hard drive. And windows defender should alert you when such actions are requested from uncommon ones.
Tell me more about Qubes, it looks interesting, and I have never heard about it.
Gavin Russell
Jeremiah Edwards
Making a new Desktop OS from the ground up would be too much for any movement without a state to back them.
If we just want to secure communication we could start by hardening minix or some other small OS and start use something like gnunet to communicate. This would minimalize our attack vectors and maximize security for specific members.
But at first we need to make more Comerades beware of the Problems of using proprietary Operating Systems.
Hudson Rivera
That will never work, normies need OS which they know will work when they are trying to use soft for work, which is designed for proprietary os
Jaxson Johnson
On the USB Stick
null-byte.wonderhowto.com
On Qubes
It's a Linux based OS using the Hardened Kernel
and putting every Program in it's own VM. They have a system in place to be able to share ram between the vm's while still only assigning a certain section to each.
On Web
On windows, you can disguise any type of file as any other type, so you can download a picture containing malware and if you open it, the malware is executed.
Evan Brown
Most Office Software already runs Linux and you can make it basically look like Windows.