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![]() Holy cow! Facebook has all those trackers! That is mindbogglingly. I'm a little confused on the need to change 127.0.0.1 to all 0's. What did Microsoft do?
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![]() in a late edition of 8.1 m$ rewrote the dns stack, if you leave your hosts file 127.0.0.1 it slows down your entire system by constantly trying to resolve it.
<snicker snicker> great, huh? basically, it was a chickenshit attempt to discourage use of host files to stop m$ tracking, and a silly attempt to push ipv6 new ::1 format.
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![]() I'm using Lubuntu 18.04 on my old spare laptop. Now I can dual boot with Windows 7 and I'm happy with the results so far.
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![]() I'm Curruntly using Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS, and I have a windows 7 installed on a virtual machine in case I need a windows only tool
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![]() I used Debian for a long time. Currently I use Ubuntu. Windows? no thanks...
Concerning window managers, although gnome and kde look great, I use XFCE. Simple and enough for me |
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![]() I also use Linux - it stays the same fast (or slow) as from the first start - not as Windows 10
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![]() Whatever PC-system you use: With Tor-browser you can browse anonymous, but you can not up and download big files: http://torproject.org/download/download the TOR-network gives a different IP and you can access the DARK NET ![]() |
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