And even without tor its super useful.

There is privacytools.io aswell

I had a 1070 until recently and that was working fine on debian and ubuntu. Usually you need to allow proprietary drivers somewhere in your package sources and then install the nvidia-driver package. Its possible to run into weird configurations issues and those can be annoying to solve. If you wanna avoid that, i would go with a distro that ships with either the drivers prepackaged or supports a guided setup for gpu drivers.

Popular distros that do this are for example Bazzite or PopOS which both come with nvidia drivers pre installed.

Yeah i know. Wasnt judging your comment, only the original article based on the info in your comment. :)

Which desktop environments were you using on all those distros? Whats your gpu model? Because if its not suuuper old it should work just fine with the proprietary nvidia drivers that come with most distros these days.

The first one seems irrelevant. The second is sort of inevitable without making it hard to report anything.

Everything else is just exactly what people were saying from the start. I dont know why people keep defending this privacy nightmare of an app.

This… makes no sense to me. Almost by definition, an AI vendor will have a datacenter full of compute capacity.

Well it doesnt fucking matter what “makes sense to you” because it is working…
Its being deployed by people who had their sites DDoS’d to shit by crawlers and they are very happy with the results so what even is the point of trying to argue here?

Damn i thought firefox/fennec on android would support it already but i guess not.

Former? Spies generally never stop being spies afaik.

They should add a link to a demo video in the readme section. I dont want to have to install it or create a discord account to get a preview of how a piece of software works.

Looks cool tho, might try it out later.

Generally i use psensor for this stuff, but idk if this will integrate with that. If you just run the sensors command and it shows up there, then it should show up in psensor too.

Still nice for the DRM free gang then.

lol i was too slow with my edit. thx for the quick reply tho :)
Very nice tool then indeed, i will try it out next time i play a clip worthy game :)

nvidia-like instant replay, where only the last few minutes are saved

Do you know how this works on a technical level? What i mean is, does it just write the recording to RAM and only save it to the drive if you press “record”? Or does it constantly write to your drive? Because the latter would kinda suck for drive lifetime.

EDIT:

Nvm found it on the git repo:
https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder/about/

The replay buffer is stored in ram (as encoded video), so don’t use a too large replay time and/or video quality unless you have enough ram to store it.

So yeah as long as you have a couple GB of ram to spare while playing, it will be fine.

Seems to be somewhat dead yeah, cant even ping it.

For SMS KDE connect + VPN into your home network should work. Remote calls is a tough one tho.

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Non paywalled link https://archive.is/VcoE1

It basically boils down to making the browser do some cpu heavy calculations before allowing access. This is no problem for a single user, but for a bot farm this would increase the amount of compute power they need 100x or more.

Explain. The way i understand it, if somebody flashes malware into your firmware or bootloader then that device cant really be guaranteed to ever be safe again.

Physical access = electronic waste

Thats how it has always been and always will be. If a threat actor had free access to your device for even just a couple seconds, its compromised rare earth trash.