SqwRock

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by SqwRock 8y ago
My personal preference is Surfshark. It's a relatively new VPN but over several months it was improved a lot. They released native apps for all major platforms, unblocked Netflix and other streaming services for various countries. Went
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by SqwRock 8y ago
Thank you, Firefox is one of my main browsers, I use Chrome basically for youtube playlist :D
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by SqwRock 8y ago
Surfshark is a paid VPN, I would never choose to use a free VPN. Furthermore, Surfshark has been audited by Cure53 to check their browser extension security and got a good review https://cure53.de/pentest-report_surfshark.pd
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Interview with a White-Hat Hacker, Part II(surfshark.com)
1 points by SqwRock 8y ago|0 comments
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by SqwRock 8y ago
Good read, thanks for sharing. For chrome users I'd advise using these extensions: I use Surfshark chrome extension for a VPN, PrivacyBadger, cookieautodelete, HTTPS everywhere, User Agent switcher if you're being sort of paranoid
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by SqwRock 8y ago
Europe is by no means some kind of ethical banks paradise, we've had our Greece crisis which was just as corrupt. Still, talking about 2008 meltdown the USA played the major part IMHO
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Interview with a white-hat hacker, part I(surfshark.com)
2 points by SqwRock 8y ago|0 comments
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by SqwRock 8y ago
I'm from Europe and I remember very well the 2008 financial crisis. The corrupt banks in America and their massive bailout waved over the ocean and crashed the markets here in Europe, then I was pretty young and I could hardly understa
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by SqwRock 8y ago
An interesting article. One thing I like is that there's no "trickle-down" economics BS here, for decades it has been preached that tax cuts will increase the profits which will be reinvested for the benefit of larger social
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by SqwRock 8y ago
Looks like all the giants, including FB and Google, are focused only on growth, at the end each decision is measured by how many new users it will acquire, no matter the content. Shame.