halicarnassus

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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Given that there are microblogging (gemini://station.martinrue.com/), reddit with optional git connection to allow for issue tracking (gemini://geminispace.org/), it seems you're wrong.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Markdown is not context-free and therefore hard to parse. Caching can be abused for tracking. That's why both are solutions to the problems the Gemini project is trying to solve.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
But even a basic access most likely violates the GDPR and other regulations.
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by halicarnassus 3y ago
Because it's a discount for a family, which wouldn't pay for four separate accounts, but are used to share a lot. Families might share a smartphone, but friends and acquaintances wouldn't.
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by halicarnassus 4y ago
I only use extensions which have the ability to be limited by the browser to certain sites. Then any potential damage is limited. E.g. I use an ad-blocker to insert JavaScript only on one site: YouTube.com. But I use an anonymous dummy Goog
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by halicarnassus 4y ago
Regarding the downvotes and the second comment on the linked page: I guess the non-sensical argument "it's not the <insert technology> that <insert and thing>, but the person using the <technology>" will nev
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by halicarnassus 4y ago
That only works for people with they right passport in the first place. Because if you have the wrong passport, you might not be able to get a visa for the country you want to go to or your stay in this country is very time-limited.
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by halicarnassus 4y ago
Most people can only enter foreign countries if they get a time-limited visa. And sometimes you cannot get another visa without being out of the country for a longer time.