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They definitely mean selinux. There only needs to be a single issue for an average user to disable selinux.

One of the best shell skills you can have is knowing when to write it in another language.

I like the idea of Tor but I don't like the idea of federal governments running nodes and snooping.

This is the "workaround" now that websites aren't given free range access to your cookie jar. They make a unique identifier out of a range of info like OS, browser, screen size, whatever seemingly harmless info they can get.

This happens shortly after Twitter pays out five figure sums to users that amplify Musk's own posts. Obviously they're within their rights to do this and also to take @x but it's not a great look.

Exactly, the give and take of social media has mostly turned into taking more and giving less. Social media sites have less and less to offer users as content has become soulless cash grabs or attempts to go viral.

Just imagining trying to search for anything related to x.com is ruining my day

He certainly had his wallet involved with some interesting things but I think it's a stretch to say he had any beneficial hands-on involvement.