Why not just chmod everything as 644 if you’re that concerned?

Those technologies are really cool and as always the problem is how they are used and by who

https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.html

This one is the guy that leads the community of those dumbfucks that came in Linux groups to say Linux bad windows good and spamming some times ago
Another great guy

sacrébleu!

Cordon bleu*

a yeah

they are delicious

is there any way to pipe every terminal output into something without obsecuring exit codes?

like
“something | lolcat”
would always exit with 0.

Bash has an option to set the exit code to the last command in the pipe, see the man page

you mean n-last?

pic rel, exit codes is before the checkmark

picrel

pardon the use of the checkmark i’m a bit of a dum dum, i need visual clue.
visual = my monkey brain happy.

aight, already found what i need.
Thanks for refreshing my memory my dude!

>leaks
u sure? what test did you run?
i’ve heard about the dnsleaks, but not the ip address one.

It’s so easy install tor and torsocks from repos and you can torify any browser but the site discourages this.

The only reason to use a normal browser with the Tor daemon is to bypass censorship

Otherwise you should just use the For browser

Or torctl to bypass whole traffic through Tor network

the problem is his writing style.. and also the dumb people that are not able to understand it

by default windows for sure has a more safe environment. but this comes not from nowhere.. they need to

Not really
A lot of default options actually break security for reverse compatibility purposes

may be, im not so advanced in this sector to start a discussion in it. I only have a small experiences from windows 7 times..

what do you think, is this a good/right way to run specific GUI applications as a different user to avoid them to access the files in home?
https://gist.github.com/kasunbg/5502cb630429819d07b5dc0cfa26813c

why not just chmod everything as 644 if you’re that concerned?

It would be

Off work yay

i use 0600 and 0700 ..

you know that 644 still allow read for group and others?

so if you do not run the application as a different user.. even 0600/0700 helps

Most of your files are owned by your user and its main group so if you don’t want users to read just set 640/750

Also if you really want to segment so much use sandboxes, containers or VMs
Or even just use QubesOS

i know, i don’t care if they can reads.
i only care if they can write.

i think a application should not be able to read your ssh keys.. (if its not required)