jqs79

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by jqs79 9y ago
Thanks. So it appears that most of it is separated, with the exception of web history and search and form data (which can be identifying). This was also interesting: "Users can log into multiple accounts on the same site, even when the
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by jqs79 9y ago
How does this compare with using multiple profiles and the -no-remote flag? Does this manage only cookies, or does it also separate local storage (HTML5 session/local/global/web sql database), webcache, window.name caching (i
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by jqs79 9y ago
An 8% decline is not a "collapse." Also, this could be considered a feature, not a bug, that crops can be produced with less fertilizer, that zinc and iron is still in the soil for the following years. Nutritionists always say tha
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by jqs79 9y ago
Oops, yes, same problem.
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by jqs79 9y ago
When searching in a city for a street name, the search results should not be a ranking that has a street in a city around the world as its first result.
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by jqs79 9y ago
Which is the right reaction, but you can read up on them; what other source of knowledge can we depend on other than that of people articulating their cause and others who substantiate those claims?
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by jqs79 9y ago
Unfortunately, Firefox for example does precious little to impede Google. Everything from search to "safebrowsing" to geolocating to their own forums runs through Google servers. The quote that "Google trackers have been foun
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by jqs79 9y ago
Here's another person looking for an open source OS on mobile phones. Is 1%/30 million users(?) really not enough? All I would like is the ability to make calls, write texts, and perhaps use data occasionally without a multination