This week we’re going to dive into the world of TOR, the Onion Router. Is Tor a good way to stay private on the internet? Is using the Tor Browser really safe? Can you truly remain anonymous using this tool? Those questions and more are what deep dive in this episode. We also take a look at the new Patreon Campaign in order to reverse engineer Linux Support on the M1 Mac from Apple. In addition we will be covering community feedback and of course we have our popular tips/tricks and software picks. All of this and so much more this week on Destination Linux.
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Thanks, everyone, very interesting show, as usual
I joined matrix only recently and have to say am very impressed so far. I could easily see this as the backbone as-it-were of future secure and private communications across-the-board.
With M1, I also agree with @kernellinux, having never bought an Apple product with no intention to do so either, in the near future, unless I absolutely have to, to write code for iOS or MacOS. Even more than an ARM competitor, I’d like to see RISC-V taking off as a basis for truly open systems, though of course at the hardware level there is far more work to do.
I am enjoying the git tid-bits but also likely to invest in an established text on this, probably from O’Reilly if they have one, as I generally trust them. If anyone has recommendations to consider, please let me know, thanks!
@esbeeb’s thoughts discussed in the show’s community feedback:
Dear @kernellinux, @dasgeek, @MichaelTunnell, and @jill_linuxgirl,
Thanks for discussing my topic about mailing lists on your show!!
@esbeeb, thank you for contacting us, it was a great question!!!
I 
Matrix too!
Cheers, and thank you for being part of our DLN family!
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