What is so dumb is he is banned from running a public company so they get him to run a private company. WTF the oligarchs are really this bad.

All IOT devices are auto blocked unless I allow them.

Sure prove it. At least these are proven and now your just making stuff up.

I mean I know it’s about LG but they are all doing this.

Its impossible to do anything these days. People well find anything to dig up. Might as well shut it all down.

No they won’t. There are much less sites then there used to be. Piracy used to be much much bigger and has shrunk over the years.

Hell you can say the same for the internet in general.

Let me guess you think GPS alone can track someone.

Huh? Companies already do most of the development for Linux.

Just don’t provide it.

Not for awhile as the cheaper chips don’t have the features required.

What is your plan price though. I see lots of thee x a month for phone but they also have a really high base price.

Here is an easier one with FOSS you could just do whatever you want on the repo. Which is not true as the maintainer manages it.

Arch is not that lightweight.

I know but why do people care. I don’t their massive corporations if I’m stealing from them in don’t care.

Umm way longer then that. Its always been this way with video and software.

Never ever owned software. Even physical disks has something like buying this gives you a license to use this software. Great examples is movies. It gave you a license for private viewing only. Showing a movie you had a copy if to a group of people technically broke that.

But you’ve never owned movies or games. Purchasing let’s go really far back VHS gave you a license to watch the movie. Always has been this way.

I don’t get this you never owned your games even when buying a disc. The disc gave you a license to play the game.

Maybe if there where not do many guns in your country and so easy to get them and hard to take them away from people with issues who shouldn’t have then, then maybe coos wouldn’t be so edgy on a traffic stop.

OpenVPN on port 443 would be my guess. Just regular nat or carrier grade nat.