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61.
by m_b 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17950610
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by m_b 8y ago
They may be "public", they still aren't open-source, see r3b1's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17950642
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by m_b 8y ago
It's not related to Vivaldi in particular, it's related to the fact that you must give a blind trust to all non open-source browser you decide to use.
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by m_b 8y ago
Stuff like my browser fingerprint, what extensions am I using, what website am I browsing, what operating system am I running, what is my location, etc. It's not about conspiracy theories, just acknowledging that we don't know wha
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by m_b 8y ago
No thanks, just throwing a tarball a someone else face is not making anything "open-source".
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by m_b 8y ago
I'm running Chromium with HTTPS everywhere, uBlock Origin, Wappalyzer (curiosity purpose) & Bitwarden (password manager). It's the best setup I found regarding performances & energy consumption for my GNU/Linux laptop
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by m_b 8y ago
As it isn't open-source, how can you trust this? What certify me that my data are safely stored and don't sold to commercial partners??
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Racism on Reddit allowed, says chief(bbc.com)
1 points by m_b 8y ago|0 comments
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Hetzner Cloud connectivity test to Western-Europe capitals(pad.unixcorn.org)
1 points by m_b 8y ago|0 comments
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by m_b 9y ago
The main problem for me is the lack of transparency, and communication. Shit happens, but you shouldn’t let your users alone in the dark.
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Signal is down since ~1 hour(mobile.twitter.com)
6 points by m_b 9y ago|9 comments
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by m_b 9y ago
True, basically another crypto-bullshit project based on stolen code. This, besides, violating the GPL license.