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by livre 6y ago
Idle detection and shape detection worry me. When used in combination they could be made to force you to watch ads, ads could autopause when you stop looking at them or are afk. I also wonder how much worse browser fingerprinting can get wi
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by livre 6y ago
It is sometimes even worse than that, my doctor appointments have to go through WhatsApp too. I don't like WhatsApp but I have no choice when my health depends on it.
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by livre 6y ago
Cities Skylines has an infinite money checkbox if I recall correctly. You'll still have to properly design the city so the people move there and build but game money won't be an obstacle. Edit: found it, it is the built-in unlimit
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by livre 6y ago
They aren't easy to type in all keyboard layouts, in my Spanish keyboard you have to press alt gr+backtick twice (because it's a dead key), that's 3 key presses for a single backtick, you need 14* in total if you are using 3
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by livre 6y ago
> have no single, definitive "good" calculator on either iOS or Android When your device has an app store or allows third party software in some other way it will never have a "single definitive good app" for anything
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by livre 6y ago
I had a similar experience with scalable graphics and having to support anything from Android 4 (can't remember if .2 or .4) to Android 8. It feels like programming in JavaScript and trying to support anything from IE 8 to the latest C
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by livre 6y ago
If the default annoyances lists aren't enough for you you can also add this one[1] [1] https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances
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by livre 6y ago
You don't really have to know which squares are actual crosswalks or what a crosswalk really is, reCAPTCHA doesn't care and it thinks that any street with white striped lines is a crosswalk even if the lines are for indicating som
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by livre 6y ago
For GMail have you tried the basic html view or using a mail client?
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by livre 6y ago
I configured Firefox to use my local DoH server instead. That way I don't have to fight against DoH, I get the (few) benefits of ESNI and can still choose what my upstream servers will be. Your solution is also good and it is what we c
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by livre 6y ago
I don't know, I'm not the one who reported that issue and I use a local DoH server, that way I make sure that when Firefox uses DoH I still have full control over it.
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by livre 6y ago
>if you receive an nxdomain response if it will attempt another resolver? That's exactly why, for example Firefox queries CloudFlare's DoH if it gets an NXDOMAIN[1] [1] https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuar
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by livre 6y ago
That's the point of using DoH, to avoid sending unencrypted DNS requests so your ISP can't spy or intercept those requests. If you are using unencrypted DNS from Google/Cloudflare/etc you are just adding one more party t
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by livre 6y ago
Depends on the client. Firefox doesn't support a fallback and tries unencrypted or fails depending on how you configured it. AdGuard Home can use fallbacks so you can run a local instance and point Firefox there. Some providers supply
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by livre 6y ago
I don't know what GP meant with "full of spyware" but the most popular ISP in my region (Telefónica) used to redirect to pages filled with ads when a domain couldn't be resolved. Changing to 8.8.8.8 wouldn't work be
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by livre 6y ago
What's broken besides being able to install unapproved add-ons? The new redesign made it usable on my old phone, the old Firefox mobile was too slow for it and would frequently run out of memory. And the new UI with tabs on bottom made
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by livre 6y ago
>How are noto fonts distributed? On PC? Package managers, search for "noto-fonts" here[1], I installed them a year ago. If you want the full set it'll be a 200+ MiB download. [1] https://voidlinux.org/packa
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by livre 6y ago
It makes sure that when you type www.somewebsite.com and press enter you go directly to https instead of going through a http-https redirection that could be intercepted. This is only useful for websites that support https but are not in th
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by livre 6y ago
I've tried JetBrains for Android dev and it's the best IDE I've used so far but it suffers from the same slowness issues as VSCode and has longer startup times. I should give it a try for Python/web dev, it may be a good
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by livre 6y ago
I'm using it as my main editor for a Django codebase. It's not my favorite IDE, it's a bit slow too but it's the best I could find for what I do. Also I haven't found any good native IDE that can handle Python, Djan
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by livre 6y ago
I suppose it is because the colon is used for NTFS alternate data streams, see the example in the introduction here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/stre...
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by livre 6y ago
I think we can assume that if they are restricting things as the article describes they also disabled port forwarding.
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by livre 6y ago
I use it with Office 365 but I don't use the calendar or Google so I don't know if those things work or not. I used to use Davmail but now I just connect to it using IMAP and it works (finally no more Exchange which was a big anno
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by livre 6y ago
Do you mean you are not allowed to install the latest versions or that you are not allowed to download anything? If you can still download things you could give the LibreOffice AppImage[1] a try. [1] https://www.libreoffice.org&#
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by livre 6y ago
I think you make a great argument with the translation problem. English is a second language for me, and many of the people that studied with me at university didn't speak it at all so clases were as much in Spanish as it was possible.
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by livre 6y ago
i.reddit.com serves the old mobile interface but the very old mobile interface is served at https://www.reddit.com/.mobile?keep_extension=True
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by livre 6y ago
You can enable experimental support for TLS 1.3 on Internet Explorer for Windows 10 (not for older Windows) in the advanced options tab. You should also disable third party add-ons and enable enhanced protected mode. If you also disable jsc
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by livre 6y ago
My internet browsing is mostly limited to Hacker News, Reddit (the old UI) and StackOverflow and they all work relatively well with JS disabled.
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by livre 6y ago
The Windows binary doesn't crash anymore, I have it installed and use it occasionally. I also use it on my very low end Linux laptop and it works wonderfully for anything that doesn't require JavaScript. Edit: just a warning, the
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by livre 6y ago
It'd be more useful for making comparisons to include a table or chart adjusted by the average income of the working class of each country.

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