HashingtheCode

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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
> Your inability to accept the reality of this kind of desperation and suffering tells me how much of this true compassion you actually feel. Get a grip and don't try to judge my level of compassion or understanding regarding these
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
They can. Maybe releases would be every 6 months but it's possible. Look at the following browsers: Otter Browser Min Qutebrowser Links Basalisk Surf Bromite (only has 7 contributers) It is possible. Of course it's possible. Just
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
It's possible, maybe not very likely but possible. Depends what happens to FF.
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Nihilistic Password Security Questions(mcsweeneys.net)
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
You don't have a high opinion of the LibreWolf team. Did you know that I can still use a web browser from the last decade to surf websites? Yup. Even if FF dies, the codebase is opensource and continue to be developed.
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Because people do not care for privacy and freedom of press/freedom of speech, Assange will be prosecuted, sentenced and our liberties from that day hence forth curtailed. Freedom of speech and privacy will be viewed as an act of sedit
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
darkweb <> weed darkweb = everything illegal in todays society
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
No. You see the abundant food choices in developed countries and yet only a small percentage of the population is vegetarian or vegan. The reason why people choose a vegetarian/vegan diet is also varied and sometimes has nothing to do
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
How can you hurt/eat any animal if you care about the suffering of all living entities? What you are describing is a type of isolated compassion but it is relegated to homo-sapiens, it is not a universal compassion of which i am referr
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
no because Tor browser bills itself as privacy orientated. Sending any kind of telemetry data compromised that. Telemetry data is made up of two data sets: interaction data and technical data. Interaction data includes information about you
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
I think it's good that people become aware of their dietary hypocrisy in their lives. Not many animals are treated more cruelly than pigs raised for food consumption with the exception of chickens perhaps. The problem is that culturall
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Can someone please explain to me, why in the name of all things holy, Tor browser on Android has telemetry tracking enabled??? https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/org.torproj... "The Telemetry fe
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
I wonder what the fine print of their new contract stipulates in terms of publishing freedoms....
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Very nice of the NSA to provide. BTW, anyone who downloaded this pdf has voluntarily provided their IP address to them
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
This is akin to Germany going 100% green power with zero carbon emissions while China is building a new coal power station every other week. It's good, but in terms of global impact it means very little
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
That's great to hear. I would love to run Manjaro also but i can't download 400Mb per day. If they provided a semi-rolling release, now that would be something i'd be interested in
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Endeavour OS had some turbulence recently with their devs, but in terms of pros, i don't think there is much difference, personally Manjaro seems to have more support, so if you get stuck, your chances of help may be better
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
If you want latest bleeding edge support, install Arch or one its more friendly variants such as Manjaro. They provide updates everyday. One thing to note, as Manjaro is a rolling distro, don't be surprised to download about 400Mb per
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Will it mean a reduction in price? Since Lenovo is not paying for the Windows license fee for those laptops?
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Average Joe doesn't care about their erosion of privacy, infact, they will applaud this decision because privacy is used by criminals and underground pedos in their opinion. Remember, Average Joe is quiet happy to use privacy invasive
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
People switched to Linux to get away from Microsoft, so it makes perfect sense to me that these same people will now use a Microsoft browser that violates their privacy .....
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
My two cents as to why FF usage is tanking. When you visit the FF website, you are told in essence, that FF is a privacy product: -No backdoors for advertisers -DNS over HTTPS -Do what you do online.Firefox Browser isn’t watching -Protect y