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by schleck8 5y ago
There is two suspected materials, one being nickel.
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by schleck8 5y ago
During the Facebook outage FB wrote something along the lines of "We noticed that some users are experiencing issues with our apps" eventhough nothing worked anymore
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by schleck8 5y ago
Trust me, the Flexgate was just as bad and Apple tried to cheat their customers, including me. My MB Pro had both design flaws with its screen connection (750 € for a faulty 5 € display cable, look it up) and key switches. And don't ev
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by schleck8 5y ago
You could try the VPN workaround to set up a DNS level blocker, I'm pretty sure it works with NextDNS' app.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Only the UI layer of Vivaldi is closed source I think
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by schleck8 5y ago
Bromite and Brave have built-in adblockers on Android. Kiwi is a Chromium fork that let's you install addons.
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by schleck8 5y ago
It does include some hardening against fingerprinting. In contrast to Ungoogled Chromium it's properly compiled and can be updated easily.
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by schleck8 5y ago
I think this is due to Brave proxying some Google requests through their own servers, because otherwise the same people would complain that a Google server is being contacted. > I am thinking of going back to [Chromium] with the usual ex
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by schleck8 5y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't like titles this cryptic/unrelated to the topic?
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by schleck8 5y ago
I hope you are trolling
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by schleck8 5y ago
Why not?
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by schleck8 5y ago
Yes, it is. So is Reddit. I'm using alternative frontends now like Teddit, Nitter, Fritter, Invidious etc.
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by schleck8 5y ago
I don't think machine learning is necessary. There are tools like Character Creator and Metahuman.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Isn't it exclusively for drawing/art though?
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by schleck8 5y ago
I know you, I'm subscribed to your Newsletter. It's very useful. On a different note, congrats to Gumroad for joining the Generic SaaS Landing Page club
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by schleck8 5y ago
Do you have any source on this other than Daily Mail? Not sure whether you are aware, but they run Bikini Paparazzi photos right next to their "breaking news".
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Facebook sold ads comparing vaccine to Holocaust(cnn.com)
8 points by schleck8 5y ago|3 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
Reddit, Show HN, Producthunt, alternativeto.net
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by schleck8 5y ago
> “Chinese visitors may not necessarily understand the Nativity,” said the priest. How about building two large parking lots on the Notre Dame square then for Chinese tourist buses to drive directly up to the building. And offer selfie s
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by schleck8 5y ago
Is this legit? Seems to be closed source and has three nordvpn ads on the landing page
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Clearview AI may be fined up to $23M for privacy infringements in the UK(blog.malwarebytes.com)
2 points by schleck8 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your favourite Chromium Browser?
5 points by schleck8 5y ago|3 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
Wait, I thought Raspi was a non profit?
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by schleck8 5y ago
How will financial crime be prevented? Seriously. I am a fan of some crypto coins because in contrast to bitcoin there is actually future-proof concepts, but this "you will never face any consequences" advertising is delusional an
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by schleck8 5y ago
There is also https://anonaddy.com which is open-source and has a great free plan
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by schleck8 5y ago
It's good meassure to prevent abuse of immigration opportunities. It's not possible for everything to be ideal, this is an acceptable compromise for most.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Exactly, lootbox gambling for kids shouldn't be tolerated.
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by schleck8 5y ago
It's rare that programmes like PRISM surface publicly. I don't see how Apple would gather top secret intel on national surveillance programmes on their own, so there is a good chance they aren't even aware.
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by schleck8 5y ago
It's one of the largest enterprises against state-funded specialists and intelligence agencies, this will be an interesting arms race.
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by schleck8 5y ago
> It may not be a cure for HIV CRISPR is most likely the cure for HIV as it can be used to modify embryonic DNA to create permanent immunity. That is actually what the first CRISPR embryo experiment tried to achieve a few years back in C

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