Angeo34

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by Angeo34 6y ago
Your name is echeleon and you plead to the sanity and morals of the US gov for the sake of its people? It's like asking Mao why he isn't giving the Taiwanese land for free inside the PRC
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by Angeo34 6y ago
That's the sad thing. We are getting to a point where software that would be used by malicious actors, is required by normal legitimate users because of how broken the web is.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
I was just about to say lucky that I'm not living in a totalitarian military dictatorship like North Korea or the US and I can freely choose my service provider and that service provider doesn't just lease from a company which has
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by Angeo34 6y ago
>but neither has anything to do with making "50% of global FF users are based in DACH " anywhere near an accurate statement. DACH is not just Germany neither is it just Germany, Austria and Switzerland it's the German spea
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by Angeo34 6y ago
You are aware that 20 million users in a population of 80m total is way way way more than 30 million out of a 300m population? It seems amazing how clueless people on hn are yet they post their middle class thoughts.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
If China does it to the US it's bad and newsworthy but the fact that Germany is the most spied country worldwide by the US for industrial espionage this seems like hypocrisy at best which is what the US is known for anyway. At least Ch
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by Angeo34 6y ago
This is how stupid companies are. Those 4% may not be a viable demographic of itself but by not supporting that 4% you explicitly tell them to pirate.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
While that number may be true you have to keep in mind that more than 50% of global FF users are based in DACH and by extension the rest of German speaking Europe (i.e. Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Switzerland).
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by Angeo34 6y ago
Google captcha works by uniquely identifying you. The easier Google can track you the easier your captcha. That's why it's nearly impossible to solve captcha with resistfingerprint on (ie tor mode)
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by Angeo34 6y ago
After reading this help article by Apple I will sell all my Apple devices and never buy anything again from them. This post by Apple is confirmation to me that they were spying though the camera. In recent years I have seen more and more pe
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by Angeo34 6y ago
>tens of thousand of hours >electrical engineering Yea gluing a piece of tape is a piece of art even Marx wasn't able to.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
If you think zsh to cmd is a regression you should try out bash. It's vastly superior to zsh in literally every regard. If you still aren't stratified use fish. Genuinely never got how people use zsh. It's the slowest and clu
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by Angeo34 6y ago
Whoever ever put their trust into American for profit companies which use slogans like "private secure and fast" should not be surprised at leaking all their data. I never got how people trust companies like ddg or Brave. If you d
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by Angeo34 6y ago
If I run applications as a different user or in a chroot without root access how can there be security issues for any other users even if it's some game running through steam
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by Angeo34 6y ago
Probably he meant US stealing IP from Europe , especially Germany.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
If that's how you look at it the US must be the literal devil with China his junior in training.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
>What is a metaphor the post Even if it wasn't a metaphor the US has been known to physically harass people for Software more than any other regardless of what the people did.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
So essentially there would be no difference if it was American or Chinese.
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by Angeo34 6y ago
>Who, if anyone, should be 'world police'? Germany. Give me all the downvotes
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by Angeo34 7y ago
>US for profit company >privacy That's a literal oxymoron. All US companies are subject to data snooping whatever they say themselves is irrelevant. Lavabit is the prime example how the US gov will force you to either hand over k
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by Angeo34 7y ago
vscode isn't open source it's proprietary Microsoft. only "code oss" is.
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by Angeo34 7y ago
I really enjoyed Steins;gate zero just saying
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by Angeo34 7y ago
Please can you then explain why the font fingerprinting bug and window decoration/css leak hasn't been addressed since the last 3/4 years since it has been recognized by your devs as a issue? That Chinese girl (sorry don&#x27
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by Angeo34 7y ago
Again. If it's so easy to modify Chromium code to hide for example fonts and window decoration and css leakers why didn't you do it yet? The bugs are open since at least 3 years. I mean benefit of doubt is one thing but you claim
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by Angeo34 7y ago
You are aware being based on Chromium means you cannot fake many vectors? Even Tor browser isn't able to spoof e everything Chromium hardly can spoof 1% of what Tor/Firefox can. You will maybe have a randomized fingerprint but it
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by Angeo34 7y ago
The way Brave is doing it currently though makes it look worse than snake oil. Why would they advertise a fingerprinting if it actually makes your fingerprint more unique? Why would they advertise Tor although using it inside Brave makes yo
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by Angeo34 7y ago
The problem isn't analytics the problem is tracking. Brave is the perfect example. It may have no built in analytics but at the same time it is easier to track than Google Chrome due to fingerprinting. Do you care more about testing wh
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by Angeo34 7y ago
Brave is easier to fingerprint than Internet Explorer
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by Angeo34 7y ago
So did I say anything about user agents? Why are people that desperate to defend Brave? I get there are lots of Brave bots but apparently there also are genuinely disillusioned users. Brave is way way way easier to fingerprint than Chrome.
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by Angeo34 7y ago
This is the sole reason it should be evident to anyone how Brave is just a scam. They took a Browser made tracking it easier and then released it as a private browser. And people genuinely fall for it.

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