jeroenhd

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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Even with resistFingerprinting, websites will be able to fingerprint you. There is no full immunity against fingerprinting. Websites already break often with the strictest protections enabled, adding a "super duper strict protections&q
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Of course, but the impact on many web stuff was one of the reasons I didn't turn the option on as part of my standard Firefox setup anymore.
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It doesn't bypass anything. UFW doesn't do what it promises. It claims to be a firewall but only manages a few specific chains.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The online demos require WebGPU so Firefox on mobilr and privacy enhanced browsers will break. WebGPU support on Linux and other open source systems is also trash, you can force it to work in Chrome but it won't be happy.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Couldn't try it because the demo app is iOS only and the web version just crashes my browser. The small model is impressive but if you front load a 1.8GB text encoder model, the savings aren't quite as useful. I do wonder how thes
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
> Plus privacy.resistfingerprinting isn't enabled even when selecting "Strict" "Enhanced Privacy Protection" in the settings, great job there Mozilla. For good reason. I've run that setting for ages but I ke
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Fingerprinting is just an implementation, banning it will just drive these companies to invent new tricks. That's why the GDPR doesn't specify any technical tracking methods, whether you're using cookies or fingerprinting or
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Remote attestation should still be possible with a rooted phone if phone manufacturers weren't so shit. If the attestation happens at hardware level, it doesn't matter what programs or kernels you're running.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Enabling resistfingerprinting on my Android phone shows me the same error screen. It's not just webkit. fingerprintingProtection works fine on the other hand, but then again that's intentionally less intrusive.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
It breaks Turnstile for me on Android. Had to restart the browser for it to take effect of course.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
You can't rename most Bluetooth speakers. "Bomb" was the name the selling brand gave the speaker. By making everyone turn off their Bluetooth, the kid whose speaker had turned on probably couldn't even see the device bro
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
If you're going to slop something together, why not mark it as such? I appreciate marked slop much more than hidden slop.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
It works in Safari and Chrome it looks like: https://web.dev/articles/change-password-url I've never heard of it actually being used, though. Google's URL is on https://accounts.google.com/.we
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The em dashes and word patterns ("it's not X, it's Y") and duplicate contents pretty much prove that this is AI to me. Flagging "stable URLs" as "agent readiness" indicates to me that whoever wrote th
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
My take is that most of the AI related posts are written by AI under instruction of people who hype it up but have no idea about how any of it works. It all has some form of "the thing I'm doing is the future and everyone who does
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
In Dutch, where the term came from, manie has also been used to refer to obsessive behaviour for at least 700 years. In English, mania has also been used to refer to a frenzy for a long time. The term itself entered the Dutch language throu
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The backdoor could be a bug, but I don't really understand how it happened. The attack works by having an NTFS log get replayed against another partition than the one the log is stored on. Sending the right signals to unlock Bitlocker
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The "government" didn't do much at all, there was no real oversight or guarantee like there is today. The whole concept was novel at the time so there was no law and there were no real procedures. The Dutch Republic may not h
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Trump's family and their cronies have a free pardon waiting for them the day they get convicted. Better wait until the next regime shift, spending money on trying to prosecute the insiders now is just a waste of everyone's time an
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
You can charge anyone in the world with anything, the trouble is getting a judge to agree with you and getting your hands on the person you're charging. The first problem doesn't seem to be all that hard in the US (unless the insi
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
It doesn't remember my preference. Or rather, it seems to remember me picking a specific language, and then loads the dub in that language next time I click a video. It doesn't remember "don't duh videos".
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
> // dunno panic This is exactly why Java is such a pain to work with. Somehow, Java developers all decided to stop dealing with error conditions and just crash the stack whenever something weird happens. The way Java developer
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
> you do not need to use another unsafe block to call the function And in C#, you can just type `await` and call an async function from a sync function. Calling unsafe requires an unsafe block from safe functions. That's essentially
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
I want to know when things are slop or not. At least programmers are willing to admit they're generating slop, unlike social media and blog posts. Also, if I publish something online, you don't get to tell me what I can and can&#x
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The default will likely be the app, but if you have an NFC reader you should be able to use your passport or ID to authenticate as well. The app has the benefit of being free, getting a working reader costs 60-90 euros last time I checked a
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
That brand doesn't sell their stuff on any of those websites. I have bought in Belgian and German web stores before, but I can't really do that if they refuse to show me their QWERTY product offering.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
North America and South America are America, though?
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Microsoft last patched the tool by manually patching the binary executable. It seems like they don't have the source code for the tool anymore. There was also a long string of vulnerabilities in the tool, which seems to have stopped be
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
That's not a react thing, it happened before React was even a thing. It's just self-centered website programmer design.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
They are regulating the companies. Apple, Google, and Microsoft are companies. Desktop and mobile Linux is an extreme niche and alternatives to Linux are practically nonexistent. I'm not surprised law makers might not have known that t

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