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by skrowl 7y ago
Conex ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/conex/ ) has an option that allows the user to select container for incoming links
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by skrowl 7y ago
Firefox Multi-Account Containers are impossible to go back from once you get used to them. Add in Conex ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/conex/ ) and you have really great tab group switch
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by skrowl 7y ago
This guy has clearly never heard of mobile Safari / iOS
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by skrowl 7y ago
Seems more verbose than https://caniuse.com/#feat=http3 TLDR - No browsers support it (without flag / config changes) yet.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Devs working at the vast majority of shops: Easily handle production load on 3-5 servers / VMs while reading all about how to script quickly spinning up 1,000 VMs if they really needed to.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Use Telegram on your phone, tablet, and 2 computers Now do that same thing with Signal It's night and day how much better Telegram works when you have multiple devices
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by skrowl 7y ago
This also makes it multiplatform. While (paid) TTS supports Windows, Linux and Mac, running on a web browser lets you play this (presumably) on an Android tablet, Chromebook, or iPad.
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by skrowl 7y ago
GUI, remembering / grouping your requests, saving / syncing your requests to the cloud / etc. It can generate curl command lines too.
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by skrowl 7y ago
It looks like e2ee data sync is a paid feature. Does the free version come with no data sync at all or just not end to end encrypted?
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by skrowl 7y ago
https://insomnia.rest/ is a pretty great alternative. The only thing you don't get for free is data syncing. https://github.com/frigus02/RESTer is a Firefox (or Chrome) extension that does most o
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by skrowl 7y ago
The 4th Amendment SPECIFICALLY stops unreasonable searches stating the exception is with a warrant asking for specific things. They had such a warrant in this case. Just because you hate Google doesn't mean that the warrant is invalid
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by skrowl 7y ago
This is the correct answer. Often times warrants ask for the moon and stars. You can only hand over what you actually have.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Does "warrant-proof" here just mean that Apple doesn't have the keys? Wouldn't that make ANY end-to-end encryption "warrant-proof"?
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by skrowl 7y ago
This is correct. Per App Store rules, all web browsers are basically just skins on top of WebKit. Not only can they not make extensions work like they can on other OSs, they also can't make their own HTML/CSS or JS engines. See
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by skrowl 7y ago
It's probably different in the UK where The Guardian is, but in the USA the bottom 45% of wage earners pay $0 federal income tax while the top 20% pay 87% of it. I'm not sure how much more you should slap on the "evil"
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by skrowl 7y ago
I dare you to make an account on gab.com and TRY to find a neo-nazi on there. There are certainly a lot of conservative and right-wing opinions on there, but I've yet to see a neo-nazi. You're believing what your left-wing socia
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by skrowl 7y ago
https://money.cnn.com/2018/01/10/technology/apple-china-iclo... Not only has Apple given the iCloud keys to the kingdom to China, iCloud is actually run by the state in China
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by skrowl 7y ago
Unfortunately, many books are ONLY available from stores that still use DRM. Physical books are much less convenient in that I can't carry 50 of them around in my pocket like I can with books on my phone.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Does it fix PGP not having forward secrecy?
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by skrowl 7y ago
That's the primary reason I use it. Strip DRM from my purchased books and then upload to Google Books for viewing on all my devices.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Source: It goes against my narrative, so it must be banned / deplatformed. This is the new way the left "debates", unfortunately. There are a decent amount of resources online that are skeptical about the man-made impact on t
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by skrowl 7y ago
If you think intelligence communities for other nations aren't doing the exact same thing in the USA, you're kidding yourself.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Seems like vaporware. The "built on GNUnet" in the subject line really should be "planned to be built on GNUnet" or maybe "imagined on GNUnet".
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by skrowl 7y ago
Have you tried WireGuard? I used ZeroTier in the past (and OpenVPN before that) but found that WireGuard seemed to perform much better (more throughput, less CPU usage)
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by skrowl 7y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't work in the United States. We regularly get precincts reporting more votes than are even possible given their total number of eligible voters. Fraud in anonymous voting states is rampant here.
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by skrowl 7y ago
You can't do anonymous ballots. With anonymous ballots, you can just "Find a box of ballots" and have no way to authenticate that they came from actual voters vs fraudsters.
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by skrowl 7y ago
In Ohio, they scan your ID, then keep track of the ballot number they give you. Thus, if they audit they can be sure the ballot was cast by a legitimate voter. If you don't tie ballots to voters, you go full Florida where they just kee
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by skrowl 7y ago
WOW that was too much to read. Can someone TLDR when we'll be able to get rid of Electron using this for me?
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by skrowl 7y ago
Paper ballot tied to a voter via a strong voter ID + electronic counting is the best of both worlds. You get the speed of automation with a paper trail in case you have to go back and audit. EDIT for those replying that you feel voting shou
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by skrowl 7y ago
For most front-end web devs, iOS Safari is the new IE6.

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