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by Funes- 1y ago
Adopting javascript universally, and consequentially making it a de facto standard, was a terrible mistake. I think the only way out of this nightmarish privacy-less state of things (in this regard) might be something like the EU putting
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by Funes- 1y ago
>Something in the industry as a whole is quite broken. More like the whole system...
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by Funes- 1y ago
E-ink technology is a godsend. Until refresh rate and image quality improve, though, it's great for many things other than a general-purpose monitor. For instance, I just ordered the Mudita Kompakt: I love how it's low-power and e
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by Funes- 1y ago
No, you can't know if it was.
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by Funes- 1y ago
Note the very first expression employed to answer the question in the title: "No.". If that ain't an exceedingly confident and ignorant stance on a subject we lack a huge amount of context on for us to give such a direct answ
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by Funes- 1y ago
We'll probably never know. Our government has been markedly opaque and corrupt for too long to trust any of the information they put out.
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by Funes- 1y ago
>Would you call a competing word processor "Libre Word"? You don't know about LibreOffice, really? Your post is so ridiculously ironic I'm having trouble determining if it's satire.
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Lifting the Veil – How to Test Browsers for Spyware(digdeeper.club)
2 points by Funes- 1y ago|0 comments
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by Funes- 1y ago
It's long due that we come up with an uncensorable, decentralized digital encyclopedia, with different versions for every article, each qualified perhaps by a voting or comment system of sorts, so we can work out biases and make up our
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by Funes- 1y ago
One of the pillars of the old, non-infested-by-normies Internet, still stands. Good news.
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by Funes- 1y ago
>needs an app Now imagine the same product but with different physical toggles or buttons on it for all the different charging modes. No apps. That'd be great.
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by Funes- 1y ago
"who'se" is wild.
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by Funes- 1y ago
>AI crawling Can you not reliably block crawlers in this day and age?
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by Funes- 1y ago
Great, more self-reliance instead of playing into the hands of giga corporat... ah, shit.
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by Funes- 1y ago
>It would use information from the pixels around it though. I'd bet it could use information from the pixels around it and the blurred out ones as well. It's not hard to imagine such an approach.
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by Funes- 1y ago
Reminds me of how people were crashing the PSP's XMB with BMP and TIFF files twenty years ago. I was just a kid, and began "pirating" every one of my classmates' consoles (some in exchange for a small amount of money). G
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by Funes- 1y ago
Japanese porn is being "decensored" with AI as we speak, in fact. It looks a tad uncanny, still, but finding a "decensored" clip in the wild was quite the thing for me a couple of weeks ago.
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by Funes- 2y ago
Hey, it's okay. Even more, I empathized a lot with your struggle with "screens", so there's that. I'm sorry if my reply came out a bit harsh.
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by Funes- 2y ago
It figures. One's knee-deep in censorship and the other one is more or less free-for-all, so you get high levels of hostility and an extreme range of ideas respectively from the get go.
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by Funes- 2y ago
On top of that, which is absolutely true, saying "listen to the person above me" (instead of something along the lines of "guys/to anyone reading this, listen to...") while replying directly to someone makes it se
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by Funes- 2y ago
>I replaced staring at my screen with staring at wall or just sleeping So you just tried to replace your compulsive use of your devices with nothing, like the poster you replied to advised against. Great.
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by Funes- 2y ago
>{x} is not very profitable This sums up most of the problems with the late stage capitalism system we are forced to live in.
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by Funes- 2y ago
Just use Brave if you can't be bothered to use some extremely ethical alternative that's harder to set up. It blocks everything out of the box. Now, if you do worry about supporting more ethical browsers, try qutebrowser (with s
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by Funes- 2y ago
Hey, every feed. Let's not pretend HN isn't guilty of it, too.
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by Funes- 2y ago
I agree, but mainly for some other reasons I won't be listing just now. As much as I find it all very cute and I'm a sucker for this kind of shit (I can already sense I would cry my heart out watching this at some point or another
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LaLiga pushes Spanish ISPs to Block IP Addresses, Affecting Businesses and Users(systemadministration.net)
4 points by Funes- 2y ago|0 comments
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by Funes- 2y ago
>main problem You mean mass immigration and greed?
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by Funes- 2y ago
But that's missing the point of what archiving content on the Internet tends to be mostly about: you cannot possibly go through all of it and decide what's worth archiving, so you archive it all by default. Then, you can skim th
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by Funes- 2y ago
Most politicians are.
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by Funes- 2y ago
Word of advice, as someone who's had lots, and I mean lots , of injuries: past the initial cooling down of the injured part of your body, rest is not going to heal shit, most probably. Stretching and working out the area will. I'

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