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rejectfinite
3y ago
I heard about it from HN also! They have extensions for other browsers too: https://snowflake.torproject.org/
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Chrome was better and faster than Firefox when it came out...
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3y ago
I can just configure away the stuff I don't want on Brave? They have options for all the stuff, I turned these off/changed: - Sponsored images - Cards - VPN button - Wallet button - Set shields to aggressive - Brave rewards progra
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Gecko is harder to work with and slower. "just fork Firefox" lol Why did Opera, Microsoft, Vivaldi and Brave all base off Chromium if Gecko was so good? *I do use Firefox
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3y ago
>Brave and Vivaldi are mere reskins, and they don't do anything more than Ungoogled Chromium do, but adding their own bloat. Brave has an excellent adblocker with Brave Shields built in and now just added vertical tabs native. Vival
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3y ago
Good to hear. I like using Brave as a secondary browser and I also use it on phone and tablet as Firefox is slower on Android and Brave with aggressive shields blocks ads just as well as ublock on Firefox. Brave even blocks Twitch and Youtu
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rejectfinite
3y ago
You can have normal Chats in Microsoft Teams too. We dont really use the Teams part for Chats. Only for incidents or company wide stuff.
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3y ago
So this will affect Vivaldi, Brave and Edge too, even if Brave has an integrated adblocker and Vivaldi does too, but less effective? And Firefox will get blocked by even more sites if they don't implement this shit too?
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3y ago
wow those dates.. I am using a 2014 desktop, an i7, running Windows 10 just fine. Still game on it too. Insane by Google
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rejectfinite
3y ago
paid by whom?
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3y ago
Successful compared to South Korea and China? Even eastern europe? And you say “Jamaica”? Do you not see the absurdity?
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3y ago
>but it's a truth that must be confronted Why? I really do not care anymore. How much have been poured in? How many marshall plans in $? While Germany rose from a bombed out nation in 1945 to the EU's strongest economy? South K
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Is USA the reason they have 12h long "load shedding"/power cut sessions?
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rejectfinite
3y ago
This is corruption, not socialism.
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3y ago
>but that doesn't really work when you're given a Macbook and able to work from home and coffee shop etc. MDM like jamf and/or EDR/Antivirus like SentinelOne and Carbon Black can disable USB ports/anything in sof
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3y ago
I have noticed here on HN that a lot of people don't have desktops and think they are as good as laptops in terms of performance. lol
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rejectfinite
3y ago
The opposite is more annoying... Whatsapp works on PC, Mac, Android and iOS iMessage only works on Apple devices.
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Study CCNA
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Powerful desktop + cheaper laptop to remote into it or just use. Some cloud service or server for sync. easy. Why are you trying to do something desktop is not designed for?
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3y ago
Big case + noctua fans is silent too. 0 pump noise. 0 mess with water cooling.
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Ublock origin or Brave now blocks those. A must have.
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rejectfinite
3y ago
I can't read and not think of WE GAAN
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Caffine pills are cheap af...
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rejectfinite
3y ago
Must be machine translated and then not looked over by a human. Actually sad.
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3y ago
>Do you think the powers that be don't have plans and contingencies in place for subsea internet cables? Russian ships probably cut the Norwegian one to Svalbard. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43828/
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3y ago
This was on Swedish news too. Our investigation is not done yet. But the explosion happened near us, so this is big news. There were also Russian ships spotted going back and forth over the area before the explosion. I really don't kno
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3y ago
I can't tell if you are being ironic or not. Are you actually advocating to "memory hole" news that dont fit the narrative of "Ukraine best, Russia bad" Yes, Russia is bad. But we should still know the truth.
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3y ago
https://archive.today/v3jcC
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3y ago
It's nice to get a template out to build from. But yes, I have seen it make up its own Powershell cmdlets (my main usage) So cannot be used unless you already know.
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3y ago
I clicked the site and wow...
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