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so he had a free home at the beach for 4 years? what is this circle, anyways: https://www.google.com/maps/place/%D8%B3%D9%81%D9%8A%D9%86%D...
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just use the newest one... especially if you don't already know it ;) that's how SV rolls
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it incentivizes the cheapest energy source... like every other thing that uses energy...
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6y ago
Google doesn't claim that they are trying to protect your privacy... ever since Gmail started, Google said that they were reading your emails.
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Tesla's Autopilot 'tricked' to operate without driver
(bbc.co.uk)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.su
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6y ago
I hate Comcast and I have to use their service but I don't get SPAM emails about their service while I'm subscribed.
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6y ago
They start to sound like Google... and guess where the money comes from?
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At this point I wonder why they even add new features seeing all the useful features that they remove.
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That is one reason why I don't want to buy an Oculus for my child...
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6y ago
Apple is less about privacy then they claim.
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6y ago
uBlock origin is one of the most useful, but I also need at least Redirector to fix Reddit, Keepass helper, Smart Referer, Theater mode Youtube to fix youtube and a few others that are very useful. But it is Ridiculous that only about 15 ou
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6y ago
They have a lot of freedom 100 miles inside the border, and pretty much all of Florida is covered by this 100 mile non-sense and probably at least half of California: https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone&#x
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> Wouldn't the bill be closer to effectiveness if it banned corporations from selling to any government They should just ban them from selling it to anyone. Otherwise, they can buy the information from a homeless Russian?
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> Is that what's going on? Is that all that's going on? I don't know. Doesn't sound like it. Maybe they are trying to shift money to surveillance with all the packages going around because of Covid (I.E: USPS trying t
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6y ago
> Switch to FireFox, it's way better than ever, and integrates so well across devices. I still use Firefox but it is not way better then ever... they keep removing useful features... especially on mobile where you can't even us
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6y ago
most users are clueless, why should they be included? and we already know what ad companies want... I bet you are working for some ad company?
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Tetrinet next?
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Probably happened at least 20 times to me... the first time was probably a year ago...
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6y ago
The next wall hackers
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6y ago
Although very slow, it works in Firefox 87/Linux... In dear need of optimizations...
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6y ago
bad habits
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6y ago
Mods, please don't change the title of my post.... I used the original title of the article.
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Mozilla will remove Leanplum tracking from Firefox for Android and iOS
(ghacks.net)
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That could be good for the valley as long as the US government is paying for it and not CA
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lol: > Tesla’s recommendation is to fight a Tesla Energy Product fire defensively. The fire crew should maintain a safe distance and allow the battery to burn itself out.
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What is their reasoning for blocking reader mode by default?
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Although Firefox keeps getting worst, it is still a good alternative to Chrome... at least on PC... Firefox mobile stripped too many features from the latest version.
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Push the reader button in the address bar?
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6y ago
Also: > Authorities said they used 32,000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames because the vehicle’s batteries kept reigniting. At one point, Herman said, deputies had to call Tesla to ask them how to put out the fire in the battery
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