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That's for sure, but Google wouldn't be Google if they don't invent the way to derivate from that data something like "neural heatmaps" of the particular user to use it for advertising part of business.
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> people are more and more wary about giving this company any more personal data To have the data of every choice and move in every second of every game would be quite useful to calculate the model of the particular user with the level o
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8y ago
Three million people still use Netflix to rent DVDs.
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8y ago
It doesn't have to be restricted to livecoding. What about authors of the software you use answer to your questions? Well, to be creative, how much would you pay to watch Stallman dance for you?
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8y ago
For the simplest possible example, ask any Noscript extension user. For the more advanced things, like identifying the part of Javascript code that brings e.g. 'the fancy eating 40% of the CPU scrollbar' user want to disable, some
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> We cant ban just the bad Javascript Well, technically it's possible, and even some parts of the script could be allowed to run or not. > a browser cannot distinguish it from the good But the user can. And the machine could help
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I wish there were browser extension to exchange the lists of allowed scripts for sites between the users. So Noscript could automatically preset this for you and you don't need to tune the list for every site by yourself.
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Chinese livestreaming industry is based on donations, so-called 'virtual gifts', and top streamers can make $100,000 a month or more.
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The firmware installed by seller usually is an ugly hack, so first thing you need to do is to install official Chinese ROM (English language is included), then - if you wish - Google services and store.
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An average person would be amazed by the fact most of apps he is using actually work perfectly without Play Services, despite the fact almost all of them declare Play Services in their manifests as absolutely required. This stay true even f
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An average person doesn't need to remove Play Store to install F-droid. But if that average person want to remove Play Store (and Play Services blobs) completely from his devices, he still can use and update the most of his apps using
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Xiaomi revenue up 52.6 percent in 2018
(xinhuanet.com)
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One could follow this "toward the bare metal" way as long as he wish. E.g. in Silego GreenPAK chips a CPU is considered unneeded abstraction and you program the raw state machine.
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8y ago
Xiaomi Mi Pad 4
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EU government websites have undisclosed adtech trackers from Google and others
(theregister.co.uk)
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Open source software in quantum computing
(arxiv.org)
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Amazon gets an edge with its secret squad of PhD economists
(edition.cnn.com)
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Huawei has built its own operating system for smartphones and computers
(cnbc.com)
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Identifying barriers to adoption for Rust through online discourse
(arxiv.org)
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> Unless the app allows you to sync the keys offline And why wouldn't the app allow it?
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> There just hasn't been a big killer app for VR Porn?
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Chrome Extension Lets You Tune Out Toxic Comments Online
(motherboard.vice.com)
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There's also Bromium and some other Chromium forks and patchsets. I was talking about Chrome.
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Seems like patching that out of binary would be trivial task. But I doubt the Chrome extension that would do that patching could stay at Chrome store.
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Maybe most of the DuckDuckGo users use Firefox and other non-Chrome browsers.
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Is there a Chrome extension that shows to the user what information exactly Chrome is sending home?
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uBlock Origin is not ideal. But there's NewPipe at F-Droid for YouTube, it's also without the proprietary YouTube-API or any of Google's (proprietary) play-services. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/o
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And one more thing - 2, 3 and most exciting 4 works on Android too.
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Actually it is good for an average user who doesn't care about privacy.
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We need to drop Chrome and start using Firefox exactly because of that.
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