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This seems to be the only reasonable way to avoid getting hacked considering how hostile the web has become. NoScript and anti-tracking extensions still have to
by blub 10y ago
This seems to be the only reasonable way to avoid getting hacked considering how hostile the web has become. NoScript and anti-tracking extensions still have to be disabled to be able to see what amounts to plain text on a significant number of websites.
Now we only need a method to protect ourselves from Microsoft's data gathering/spyware that's bundled with the OS.
- Shorel 10y agoNot using Windows is a very reasonable way to avoid getting hacked, seems to me. It's been years since I miss something because it only works in Windows.