Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1. Agree. That that will not happen - most people don't give a shit about privacy. They want convenience.
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  2.  @Norag02  A kitchen knife could be used for preparing meals. Or for a murder. Depends on an application. But should we ban knives then? ;-)
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  3. There will be a "fake" local servers ;-)
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  4. UWUntu is a real thing ;-)
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  5. @jshowa o Corporate environments will respect the EULA as they always do. Home users on the other hand...:-)
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  6.  @4.0.4  Fair points!
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  7. Do you guys have ads? ;-) It's not that hard to use an adblocker. Yes - even on a smartphone
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  8. The thing is - most people don't even care :-(
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  9. True. It's C++ with Qt Framework for Windows and for Linux.
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  10. 100% true!
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  11. @Joshua Kloud Watchlists inclusions are very vague - you can't be sure that you are not in one of them. But most countries will not chase all teens that googled "how to kill a president". Because it will be just too much work for nothing. You have to be VERY suspicious to catch their attention in most cases.
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  12.  @Codec264  Sadly - no. It's used just as it was shown in the video - setting your super average resolution to something very obscure. TOR does that. Even if you are using it under TailsOS. That make little sense to me.
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  13. I think using 1800x900 is "antispoofing" ;-)
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  14. I think some guys with 3 letters ask him to do that. Very politely ;-)
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  15. "The more I learn about tech, the more I believe biblical prophecy." - not sure that you are learning correctly ;-)
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  16. I used Manjaro and I would say: use EndeavourOS instead ;-)
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  17. It's a "hipster" version of the Internet, to be honest :-)
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  18.  @MrEdrftgyuji  State is always like that. Always was and always be. That's what they are - an authority. They can't be "friendly".
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  19. Manjaro is 99% Arch so it will work just fine :-)
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  20.  @dslylsd  Most likely. And I find that... anti-spoofing. It's like all secret agents would wear a red scarf ;-)
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  21.  @Smougda  That camera could identify humans by their faces (technology is already working).
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  22. At last someone knows what he is talking about :-)
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  23. The answer is - there is no much incentive to run one ;-)
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  24.  @prakharmishra3000  Normies do ;-)
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  25. He means that this protocol will remain niche. And he is right :-)
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  26. "who doesn't use some sort of AdBlocker in 2023" - normies, bro! ;-)
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  27. that .*bat file was just used to start a Powershell and execute commands in it ;-)
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  28.  @battlebuddy4517  They don't want to. But they still do ;-)
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  29.  @malformedneutron  CachyOS is the new kid in town. It's selling point: it's an Arch where everything is compiled and tweeked for speed.
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  30.  @DarukiNeo-il2jt  That's one of his previous videos (a few years ago) when feds asked some info on someone and got just timestamps in UNIX format xD
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  31.  @alnoso  Ah! Makes sense!
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  32. Yep! But that's too hard for normies.
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  33. Grok is much less censored! Google what people asked it ;-)
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  34. Noone is "allowing" anything. They just did it because they know that there would be no consequences.
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  35. Very easy - most people don't care about privacy and will happily trade it for any convenience xD
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  36.  @nikolas8741  When OBS will became shit - we fork it and continue it's development. If it will became shit VERY slowly - we will just create a new program that is not shit ;-) Maybe using older version of OBS for a base to NOT reinvent the wheel.
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  37. Better than keeping your coins in exchange but worse than cold wallets
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  38. Absolutely!
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  39. 4:42 - That is 100% incorrect! You would need different... "tools" for different locks! Just watch a few videos about that topic before stating anything like that!
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  40. Don't use it IF you are Russian. Fixed it ;-) Not sure that they care about non-Russians. Why would they? If I would break some Russian laws - they can't arrest me because I'm not in Russia and their laws has no power where I live. Not sure that they care about what I think about Putin - I can't vote for/against him. So why bother with me?
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  41. "eventually" ;-)
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  42. You may try PopOS or Mint - boith are great for beginners! Mint is better for learning what does what
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  43. +1 for *.mkv
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  44. Kernel doesn't have language packs ;-)
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  45. Windows has more viruses became more people are using it, so there are more targets ;-) But what about Linux servers? Yes, there are plenty of them. But they are MUCH better protected that PC's with Windows that are used by non tech savvy people who can't even stop Windows Autoupdates!
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  46. I don't see any ads ;-) Firefox + uBlock Origin
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  47.  @feverdata6640  Ask everyone who is younger than 25 ;-)
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  48. " it feels like I'm being put on a watch-list" - depends on your country ;-)
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  49. He has information from the past :-)
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  50. But what about... DEAD BEAR? No, I don't want that :-)
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