jacooper

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   by jacooper 3y ago

   Does visa do the same thing? Do they have an opt our too?
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   by jacooper 3y ago

   Schrems IIII incoming
3. 423.▲
   by jacooper 3y ago

   Yet an iphone 12 feels significantly slower.
4. 424.▲
   by jacooper 3y ago

   No it isn't, as unlike the others, grapheneOS is actually usable and dailyable.
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   by jacooper 3y ago

   Also have the worst data protection agency in the entire EU
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   by jacooper 3y ago

   Well unfortunately, this doesn't like it's happening anytime soon.
7. 427.▲
   by jacooper 3y ago

   Because nothing comes close.
8. 428.▲
   by jacooper 3y ago

   So what now, anything they gave up on enforcing just should be legal? What's next, cocaine?
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   by jacooper 3y ago

   Brave is fully open source, and actually defends its users privacy by default. While firefox still uses google, allows google ads and tracking, and just talks about doing something but does nothing Also chromium is just a superior engine, i
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Lets be real, these kinds of apps arent developed for andoind
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    But why? What on earth can actually use an I9 on android?
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Didn't he step down? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36089104
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    Google confirms the Pixel 8 series will get 7 years of spare parts(androidauthority.com)

    2 points by jacooper 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Pixels are supported for 7 years, starting with the 8. P6+ for 5 years Also I'm talking like a couple months later, not a whole year.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Thats why you just wait and get it cheap.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    You can use quad9 without filters, and i use it because unlike CF it supports EDNS(9.9.9.11)
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    I hope this is sarcasm.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Pixel + grapheneOS, the most practical privacy phone you can get.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    The thing is, at least from my experience, kagi is actually worse, and it isn't independent either.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    So? What does that have to do with anything user privacy related? As if google and bing don't scrap the web for Ai learning material?
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Duckduckgo is basically bing with another UI.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Which isnt even independent! Its crazy to see people advocate for duckduckgo while brave search exists, is more privacy respecting and is actually independent.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Brave search is really good, its my main search engine, and i found it to be better than kagi with better AI integration. They are also integrating their own chat ai which is also privacy respecting.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Looks good, however i find the pricing a bit on the high side, especially compared to others like uptime robot and hettrix tools.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Why? You can just use DNS-over-TLS/HTTPS + dnssec + ECH + TLSv1.3 and then you should have a unblockable website(outside of IP address bans).
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Well a crappy one then. Because tailscales repo is clearly in the US.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Because icloud is a cloud service, this is my phone scanning my photos.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    > At the point of upload to the cloud service -where they would be scanned anyway-. So scan them there? Why ahould the phone scan local photos? And icloud is enabled by default, guess who's going to disable it if that would've
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    Spaces is annoying. Tailscale uses it as their main host for the repos, snd its down right annoying with no CDN and slowdowns occuring often.
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    by jacooper 3y ago

    This wouldn't be possible with dnssec right?