To be honest, common sense is the best form of security. If you don't trust something, either run it in a VM, or don't run it at all.
To answer your question, Microsoft defender should be plenty.
Yuki
joined 2 years ago
It's really about the software.
Haha don't worry about it. It's the internet!
I'm actually a 31 year old female living together with my bf and cat. I'm going to the gym about 2 to 3 times a week since a few months. My bmi at this moment is 24.1 which is still quite high but I'm getting there.
All I did was say fat. If that offended you, go to the gym.
Gottem
:). Thank you!
I usually program or reverse engineer using Ghidra. I have tried KDE, but it feels too fancy for me. I prefer the simple looks of XFCE. Maybe I'm just getting old, sigh.
But! I have tried virtual desktops and it's not my thing really.
I'm using plain arch with XFCE4. Also using a 3440x1440 monitor, I don't really need the space I think
Yes it's terrible
Debian is so hecking unstable for me omg... For some reason it just doesn't play well with any hardware setup I've ever tried.
Anyways, I use arch Linux which could REALLY do with a nice wiki overhaul by now. It's not beginner friendly AT ALL! Been using the same install for almost 3 years now I think, but man... When I have to figure out something, the wiki isn't the first thing I'll go anymore.
EDIT: Why the downvotes?