kelthuzad

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by kelthuzad 4y ago
I would prefer a Vivaldi light version without all the bloat.
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by kelthuzad 4y ago
As someone else already pointed out, you either put in the work or you have to delegate to people who you need to put your trust in. Google has violated that trust many times, yet people just shrug it off and are like "well just accept
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by kelthuzad 4y ago
Since everybody including you, can own as many top level domains as your heart desires, this should be no problem.
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by kelthuzad 4y ago
You are repeating the question while both of the given articles explain the current problem of the internet and make the reader understand the why. Another user in this thread with the name 'jillesvangurp' has elaborated on the wh
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by kelthuzad 4y ago
The first thing I would think of is not having to trust random certificate authorities, which would avoid incidents like this [0]. Another problem with the current state of the web was explained in an article I read a few days ago [1]. [0]:
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Apple Developers fed up with Apple's overbearance(twitter.com)
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by kelthuzad 5y ago
He moved it into the bio section.
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Steve Job's original vision for mobile apps(twitter.com)
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Facebook and Google’s Dependence Upon Advertising(daringfireball.net)
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FBI Confirms It Bought Spyware from Israel's NSO Group(securityweek.com)
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Google says Apple 'should not benefit from bullying' created by iMessage lock-in(theverge.com)
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How ‘feature bloat’ is driving the chip shortage(techcrunch.com)
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