drewfax

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   by drewfax 7mo ago

   Samsung phones and TVs have tons of adware built in. I'm pretty sure they won't want GrapheneOS on their phones. Motorola, on the other hand, has always shipped stock OS with minor customization. The only problem with Motorola is
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   by drewfax 9mo ago

   Vista changed the Windows security upside down. It brought all the modern kernel features Windows embraced upon. But they went overboard with graphics that average consumer hardware was not ready for. Despite that I don't remember it c
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   by drewfax 9mo ago

   Well if you think IPv6 adoption is a problem, wait until you hear ISPs offering IPv6 are providing a /64 prefix. IPv6 rollout is a mess.
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   A post-American, enshittification-resistant internet [video](media.ccc.de)

   3 points by drewfax 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by drewfax 9mo ago

   Browsers were able to block pop-ups because websites used to open another browser window to display ads. Modern websites use modals using CSS and JavaScript within their page canvas. It's hard to block them deterministically by the bro
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   by drewfax 10mo ago

   I use Mullvad through Tailscale’s exit‑node integration, and it’s awesome. They are the only provider I trust these days. To highlight virtual routing: it’s useful in scenarios where a country blocks VPNs but you still need an IP from that