blacklight86

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   by blacklight86 7y ago

   I switched to Brave a few months ago because I knew that Google would have done exactly a move like this. People should simply stop using Chrome because there's not a single good reason left to use it. Once upon a time it used to adver
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   by blacklight86 7y ago

   It's quite curious that he didn't mention Rust as a possible alternative. Still fast compilation, still no forced OOP bloatware added, plus static memory management that prevents the issue with garbage collection that happens in G
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   by blacklight86 7y ago

   Time to start avoiding any browser that limits the power of extensions. Browsing the web today has become a dirty business, it's easy to be tracked, and users have the freaking right to defend their privacy when browsing, and to do it
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   by blacklight86 7y ago

   What kind of free speech are we exactly advocating here? The freedom to spread cheap hate, fake news and bigotry against minorities? I'm sorry but moderating such offenses isn't a limitation to free speech. For the same reason why
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   by blacklight86 8y ago

   Those who backed the new copyright law claimed that it will guarantee a fair share of revenue to flow from the IT companies to the authors of intellectual property. What they haven't realized is that paying authors a fair revenue when