ranger_danger

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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
You can use any of these instances: https://codeberg.org/mv12star/shitter/wiki/Instances
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Stuck in an infinite captcha loop :/
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> you don't get system access by getting the wrong speculative branch for your next text token I think you could if the client supports tool/MCP calls.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> Are you confusing Tor with a VPN? No > With a VPN the IP is a commercial server run by the VPN provider That is not a requirement... anyone can run VPN server software on a computer they control, whether it's on a personal&#x2F
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Reminds me of https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/01/my_open_wirel...
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
https://github.com/libredirect/browser_extension
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Seems to use OS-specific kernel syscall filtering facilities. Windows: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/d... Linux: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromi
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
How do you know the IP in question was not the final hop of someone's VPN connection?
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> Poor people aren't buying Ferraris and Bentleys No, but sometimes they can finance a very (comparatively) expensive car for way too many years at an insane percentage just to appear wealthier than they are. And that stomps on the
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
GrapheneOS is not sending app downloads to Google that happen outside of Google's apps, which I don't use. And there are other ways to download APKs from the Play Store; EFF even makes their own tool for it, and there are third-pa
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> But my personal lines definitely extend to don’t give money to people who enable fascism and don’t create value for them, either. You simply cannot use any technology at all in general while abiding by this ideology though. Just the ke
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
If you want HDMI, the MYIR Z-turn is just over 100.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
You can charge money for browser extensions? And people pay for them? I'm in the wrong business.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Usually when I talk to very staunch FOSS zealots they're bewildered that someone would care what a corporation does with their code... at least as long as the license terms are adhered to. In fact they don't seem to care about mon
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Not everyone publishes apps to make money or get the highest number of users though.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
The whole point of avoiding the verification in my case is for privacy reasons... I don't want google or anyone else tracking what I do through the use of an account. > Or you could go through the android phone sign-up process which
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
The video says they use 200GB Blu-ray media. Is this something new?
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
How does one even create a new google account in $current_year without requiring phone verification or worse?
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> Aurora uses burner account for anonymous login. looks like their account pool is flagged This seems like it was destined to get banned somehow... and I don't think it means that the store itself is blocked, just the pool of accoun
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Why do they even rely on a proprietary black-box security chip? You know, the one that Google pinky-promised to open-source, but never did.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
> dynamically loaded code not bundled with the extension How could that be enforced on open source browsers like chromium which can always sideload extensions and/or be modified/forked to not have such limitations?
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
ungoogled-chromium ( https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium-por... ) still supports MV3/uBO and is de-Googled. However, this paper[1] suggests that uBO Lite (MV3) which is still supported in the la
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
Most CF sites I try to visit only give me an endless captcha loop, so I cannot visit them at all. I suspect it's simply because my ISP regularly rotates IPs, and so I unfortunately have to share "reputation" with other users
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
When people use it to prevent repeating the same mistakes.
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
That series also produced this gem: > Open source is the very worst thing currently going on because it is so incredibly exploitative, it's far more exploitative than any actual company is of the workers who work at the company. &gt
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
https://www.opencode.net/phob1an/besot https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Haiku https://github.com/B00merang-Project/BeOS https://gitlab.com/metsatron/
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
It does make sense that a browser, being the thing most people would be running all day, basically fuzzes CPUs for free... they generate their own CPU instructions at runtime from the JIT engine(s), and different styles of webpages could ca
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by ranger_danger 1mo ago
There are Haiku/BeOS-style window manager/GTK themes if that suits your needs better.
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by ranger_danger 2mo ago
She didn't restart it, she turned it off. You underestimated their critical thinking skills.
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by ranger_danger 2mo ago
Firefox was the only program that was crashing on my "Vmin Shift Instability" bugged CPU. Before I even knew what the culprit was, I filed a bug report with Firefox and the first question they asked me was if my CPU was a Raptor

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