I personally got hired recently, and did ask this in one of the interviews, and luckily we can choose which OS we get to run on the machines. However only those with Windows get IT support if needed. Which I guess is fair.. Hope you get your wishes fulfilled!
Believe that most people here on this platform would agree with you on that, consider your rant redeemed :)
Never heard of this one before, looks like a really neat project!
Love how this has almost 80 dislikes (as of writing this), as if they actually took it personally ๐
Hahah thats me! :P (lemmy is a small world) My main focus is most likely going to be free vpn's and the risk of using them. I have to limit the scope quite a bit and want to cover areas that are not that well properly documented... yet..
But thanks for the tips! I will defo read up on it and see wheter or not I can have a "alternatives" section towards the end.
Edit -> This research paper might feed your temporary needs :P https://www.usenix.org/system/files/usenixsecurity23-ramesh-vpn.pdf
although a good mentality, its not always correct. Also, this isn't just about "asking", it's fighting big corps/tech to be more transparent about their policies.
Lmao that one got me good
I recently switched to KDE and got sooo confused by this not being default. Good they're making the change, small but important.
Saw someone on lemmy calling it 'Ten', thought that was quite funny.
The most recent Samsung TV we got has built in adds on the home screen, i do not want to see ads when ive used hundreds of euros to buy the TV already. Not much I can do to avoid that.
Could look into using exiftool, qpdf or pdftk, if you are comfortable with the terminal โจ
More authentic posts, and much nicer interaction between people