There was a recent post on Reddit that a person was relying on Duress PIN, and when forced to unlock a device, he used the said duress PIN instead, to his amusement the phone quietly unlocked itself and was happily inspected by the authorities.
I am curious if anyone tested that feature in a real life scenario

Just curious, why is PiHole not a good choice here? I am using it for internal DNS management

Ah, thanks, interesting

Which city is that?

Well, would they stand out to the next node but not to all Intermediaries, right, including the website they are visiting?

You can install packages on it, I’d say it’s tailored to be a firewall/router

Kleopatra

I would definitely recommend OPNSense. The hardware support is quite good

It didn’t break my system. I refused the update, installed qt6-phonon-backend-mpv, updated the system, and uninstalled everything VLC related. Even though I don’t use the backend there are no VLC packages that I don’t need

I replaced the battery on mine in under a year despite it reporting 92% or something like that… Using with Hubitat Elevation with the default update rates or slower. Very disappointed in the battery life otherwise, a great sensor

I don’t know about the distro but I know his keyboard only has 2 keys: 1 and 0

Recently install Fedora 42 KDE on one of those weird laptops with a pen - everything just works, no tinkering.
Looking at your specs - I have almost the same config, except in place of SATA SSD I installed a NVMe SSD, if course the laptop needs to support that. KDE Plasma is superior in the touch support, although the screen keyboard is a little buggy at times. But the situation in the GNOME ecosystem is a bit worse for touch/pen devices. Good luck

Yep and can be easily firewalled to mitigate trust

It can track a bookmark last visited time and count a bookmark number times xlicjed. It is a bookmark sync centric service

So, how’s that in the privacy aspect?

Also dust

purchase ?

Thanks, bro! I tried 12ft but it didn’t work

The article is clipped. Is there a non-paywalled version

0.0.0.0 should do the trick, unless of course a firewall in between blocks any requests. Port 80 should be open on the router to accept http requests, there might be other firewalls on the computer for example…