Kiitos huomiosta! Asia on hyvä pitää mielessä vähintäänkin silloin, kun kutsuu kasvissyöjiä kylään.

Good luck with your experiment!

Admittedly, I rarely need OneDrive, so I’ve usually just accessed it with my browser when I’ve had to. Physical memory has gotten pretty cheap these days though, so as long as it’s encrypted with a sufficiently strong passphrase, the SSD might not be a bad idea!

If appropriate, there are also a few options like Nextcloud, but I’m under the impression that the E2EE feature on it is a bit experimental at the moment, so I wouldn’t use it for anything critical right now.

As for trying to make OneDrive itself work better, all I could find was this thread where it was mentioned that the CLI client should come with an automatic syncing feature (the --monitor flag). Have you tried that yet? Fortunately, it seems that Microsoft has been porting a few of their services like Teams to Linux lately (thank god, because I actually need to use that one regularly for work), so maybe one day an official app will be available for OneDrive as well.

Kiintoisaa. Olin ennen kuvitellut, että makeisten vegaanisuus olisi jotenkin itsestäänselvyys maitosuklaata lukuunottamatta ja että kasviperäisyyden mainostaminen olisi pitkälti viherpesua, sillä monet vegaanisetkin tuotteet pohjautuvat esimerkiksi palmurasvaan. Yllätys olikin suuri kun luin, että vain noin kolmasosa Fazerin karkeista on täysin kasviperäisiä!

It’s hard to be 100% with these things, but saying “no” to bad practices even once is an improvement over nothing, so keep that in mind.

We are also creatures of habit, so I would encourage you to try to challenge yourself into using the things you’d like to be using for a longer while to see if it sticks. For me, this was easy, because I was forced into daily driving Linux and so on for years due to just not having the budget for the newest Apple products or whatever, and when someone gave me a newer computer that came with Windows 8 or something, I didn’t find any real use for it and it kept gathering dust until I installed Linux on it too.

And because social circles are really important too, I think you’ll find it really encouraging to hear that due to my “dedication” to this matter, almost everyone I care about has actually already followed me to alternatives like Matrix, so I can contact almost everyone with E2EE these days! :)

If you still find yourself feeling limited after something like that, I think if I were in your situation, I might consider running Windows inside Qubes OS or something, though maybe not for gaming due to the performance costs associated with virtualization.

I ended up looking into it, and if I understood this page correctly, it looks like some work has been put into integrating Whonix more seamlessly into Qubes, so that instead of running Whonix VMs inside one Qubes VM, Whonix should be running as several Qubes VMs that work together.

I don’t think this is what the OP was asking about. What I think they meant to ask is that since Qubes runs all its’ OSes in virtual machines, and Whonix also uses VMs, does this mean that running Whonix on Qubes is going to be redundant?

Seconding this! I’ve had the best success by using Linux to revive people’s old laptops that just couldn’t run other modern OSes fast enough, and if they’ve been impressed enough, they’ve ended up installing it on their other devices. Even if not (say, if it didn’t support some applications required for work, for example), they’ve usually at least kept it on said laptop.

Great work, many apps have been running a lot more smoothly since this update!

Kerkesin jo luulemaan, että noita kristallipuolueen heeboja olisi eksynyt jo omallekin hyvinvointialueelleni, mutta Yle vaalikone olikin vaan laittanut jonkun kristillisdemokraattiraukan ilmeisesti vahingossa väärään puolueeseen.

Pystyisipä sijoittamaan juurikin kyseiseen tekniikkaan, koska patentittomuudesta johtuen sitä saattaisi saada nopeammalla aikataululla paitsi Eurooppaan, niin myös erityisessä ahdingossa oleviin kehitysmaihin, joka osaltaan helpottaisi koko pandemian lopullisessa päihittämisessä.

I could see something like this being pulled off by a morally grey group like Anonymous or something, or even an APT, and I get the feeling that the community wouldn’t have been half as offended if either of those were the case.

But serious academics doing this using their real names?! It’s a little amazing that any of this got approved both from a legal and an ethical perspective, and the consequences are completely unsurprising. To quote Jurassic Park, “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

Suoraan GNU.org:ista löytyy ainakin pari suomennettua Richard Stallmanin kirjoitusta, kuten dystopianovelli Oikeus lukea ja Miksi ohjelmistojen pitäisi olla vapaita.

Jos haluat puhua aiheesta ihan oikeiden ihmisten kanssa, niin PK-seudulla järjestetään pienimuotoisia aiheeseen liittyviä tapahtumia. Lisäksi Linuxiin erikoistunut FLUG ry ajaa jossain määrin myös vapaan ohjelmiston intressejä ja heiltä löytyy myös Telegram- ja Matrix-keskusteluhuoneet.

Narkolepsian tapaiset vakavat autoimmuunireaktiot eivät ole aivan mahdottomia, ja niitä ollaan joskus tavattu muidenkin rokotteiden kohdalla. Olet kuitenkin aivan oikeassa siitä, että useimmiten niitä laukaisevat itse taudit.

Oma mututuntumani on, että koska mRNA-rokotteet herkistävät vain yhdelle viruksen pintaproteiineista, ne voisivat hyvällä tuurilla olla jopa turvallisempia kuin perinteisemmät rokotteet, puhumattakaan taudista itsestään.