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On Mon, 23 Oct 2017 17:56:40 +0200 |
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tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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> On 10/23 09:56, Stroller wrote: |
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> > > On 22 Oct 2017, at 16:50, tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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> > > |
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> > > for its invasive nature and its data gathering I really dont like |
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> > > facebook. |
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> > > |
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> > > And now it seems that I cant with out it: |
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> > > There is a HUGE user group for the Creality CR-10 3D printer there |
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> > > and veryone and everything is referencing it. |
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> > > |
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> > > My question is: |
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> > > Are there ways (and which ones) to become member of facebook |
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> > > just to read and write to this user grout (like a mailinglist) |
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> > > and keep the impact on privacy an personal fingerprinting as |
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> > > small as ever possible? |
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> > I joined Facebook for the first time this week, for similar reasons |
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> > as, and with similar reservations to, you. |
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> > When people upload a photo of you, it performs facial recognition |
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> > and they can "tag" you as being in the photo. You don't have to |
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> > upload a photo of yourself (I'm thinking of trying one in |
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> > sunglasses) and in the privacy settings you're also able to forbid |
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> > people from tagging you. |
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> > There are quite granular settings to allow anyone but friends to |
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> > see or post on your timeline - I was quite impressed by how much |
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> > privacy appears to be available to users. I suspect this allows you |
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> > more privacy from you family and colleagues than it does from |
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> > Facebook, though. |
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> > Stroller. |
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> Hi, |
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> thanks a lot for all the input...it seems not only my problem which I |
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> have with facehook. |
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> I will try th docker-way at first. |
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> But: I am a total (in words: "total") newbie when it comes to docker. |
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> And as I want "only" to encapsulate my inner self from the faces in |
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> that book (and for the first dont need to explore the huge planet of |
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> docker)...does one know of a good documentation for that |
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> purpose...something like: "Facebook for Dummies: How to use docker |
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> for anon access to facebook" ...or something like that ... ;) |
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Well, here is very compressed "how to start" (partly from top of my |
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head): |
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1. emerge app-emulation/docker and /etc/init.d/docker start |
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2. Add yourself to docker group; re-login |
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3. Choose docker image that you like on hub.docker.com; for example: |
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https://hub.docker.com/r/openhs/firefox-ubuntu/ as I have mentioned in |
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previous mail. It's what I've made for myself and published. |
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4. Follow instructions for your chosen image how to run it. For the |
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openhs/firefox-ubuntu image above, the following command should start |
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Firefox: |
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$ docker run --name firefox -e DISPLAY=$DISPLAY --device /dev/snd \ |
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-v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix \ |
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-v $XAUTHORITY:/tmp/.host_Xauthority:ro -dti openhs/firefox-ubuntu |
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What it does is: from image openhs/firefox-ubuntu it creates container |
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named 'firefox' and starts it. (The image is downloaded automatically.) |
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This long command is needed only for the first time. Next time you can |
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start it with: |
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$ docker start firefox |
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Some basic docker commands: |
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$ docker ps [-a] - lists running containers [or all containers] |
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$ docker images - lists images |
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$ docker rm [container_name] - removes container |
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$ docker rmi [image_name] - removes image |
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The official documentation is pretty good: |
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https://docs.docker.com/get-started/ |
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Regards, |
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Robert |
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Róbert Čerňanský |
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E-mail: openhs@×××××××××.com |
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Jabber: hs@××××××.sk |