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6y ago
Firefox Preview runs much better on low end phones than regular Firefox if you don't mind occasional crashes after certain updates.
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6y ago
What GP describes would work the next time they try to spam you, not for the current email you received.
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6y ago
>Word analysis, writing clarity, readability, and sentiment analysis of the text will be available shortly. What languages will this support? I'm interested in Spanish, I only use English for chatting with people online and commenti
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6y ago
Tampermonkey is the one that has privacy issues but what's the problem with Violentmonkey?
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6y ago
>Her “magic backpack” is actually a pocket dimension with seemingly infinite space, from which she can pull out useful or random objects Reminds me of Drywall from Scud: The Disposable Assassin comic[1]. It's an interesting plot dev
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ESNI is a great solution but unlike DoH it has yet to see wider adoption. I have it enabled and I have Firefox pointed to my local DoH server, the majority of the websites still reply with NXDOMAIN to the _esni query. Besides Cloudflare I&#
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6y ago
>or yourself trying to run pi-hole adblock. If you are smart, at this point you'd have already switched to a DoH server using your own certificate (I use a local AdGuard Home instance for that). You can then point not just your brow
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6y ago
>History is written by the winners, however, even if the Nazis had won the war, I think people would still understand that discrimination against any particular group is wrong. Who knows? I think that had that been the case the people wh
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Hate speech is like porn. It's a case of "I can recognize it when I see it." It's certainly not something objective and it depends on the cultural background of people to define it. The author can't define it becaus
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6y ago
You can't trust code you don't understand, if you do that don't call it trust, call it faith. Your query has to get decrypted somewhere or else the server wouldn't be able to proxy the request to Google unless it is E2E
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6y ago
Chrome issue, you can disable it in the settings page.
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6y ago
You can never be sure that the code you see is the same as the code that powers that website. If you trust the code the best you can do is run your own server.
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6y ago
So is this just going to be a different/easier way to configure per site cookies?
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6y ago
What makes that different than the failed do not track header?
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Same, I thought it couldn't be just me. If you open the inspector you'll see in the Console tab a lot of "Loading failed for the <script> with source ..." messages. If you follow the links you'll see that they
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6y ago
I use this[1] hosts list that's designed to block almost all useless domains Xiaomi tries to contact. In addition to that list I manually blocked this domain[2] that Xiaomi only connects to on certain countries. I'm using a Xiaomi
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6y ago
The important thing is not where but how. What matters is a platform that doesn't get in your way. You need something that helps you focus on writing while keeping useless distractions (such as colors, formatting or html) away. Medium
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6y ago
I think it'll still be possible to log in with a cached password if you disconnect the computer from the network (that's how it works with domain and Microsoft accounts).
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6y ago
I think it's implied in: >But as long as authority figures consume caffeine, they will justify it. I may be wrong though.
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6y ago
Thank you for letting me know about that. Last time I gave it try it required building the analyzer and then installing the extension manually. The process is much less tedious now.
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6y ago
I'd call it following the Unix philosophy instead of a workaround. > Make each program do one thing well. To do a new job, build afresh rather than complicate old programs by adding new "features". Both AppImage and Fireja
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You can run the AppImages you don't trust with the Firejail sandbox which has native support for AppImage. https://firejail.wordpress.com/documentation-2/appimage-supp...
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7y ago
Sorry for replying a bit late, I'm new here and not getting notifications for replies is something I'm not used to. We have a similar problem with Payoneer, so many restrictions that it's very difficult to deposit to our bank
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I was replying to the quote about the browser asking where to download the file. By default you get that prompt you mention but it won't let you choose where, if you choose to download it goes without asking to the downloads folder unl
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7y ago
Firefox last time I installed it had that behavior. I suppose all other browsers based on Chrome also share that behavior.
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7y ago
Argentina? People have been recommending Payoneer (not a bank) or Dukascopy (online bank). As far as I know Payoneer still ships cards, I'm not sure about Dukascopy. You can open an account 100% online with both of them.