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by ssl-3 1mo ago
I will check what particular settings I have for AdGuard when I get back home this evening. I don't recall anything particularly hairy but it has been a few years.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Apparently, remote improvements became separated from telemetry in Firefox version 148: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/remote-improvements#w_w...
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
With Safari and the very first free-to-use extension I picked years ago (AdGuard, IIRC), I don't see any YouTube ads on iOS.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
The same thing works for terrible drivers on the road, pushy customers at the supermarket, and all kinds of other bothersome interpersonal situations. They can be optional. Just grant yourself a moment to let them go away. Out of sight, ou
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
What are the chances of this telephone falling out of the sky due to battery failure?
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
It's been a very long time since I had a cable modem that didn't have a pair of 4P4C (aka RJ11 or POTS) jacks on the back. These exist to make available the VOIP service that I haven't wanted for decades. Others using this s
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
The next move is to go further back in user interfaces: To place a call, pick up the phone and dial 0 or turn the crank to ring the operator. Have a bot do the rest, exactly like a telephone operator.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Last year, I moved back to Firefox after a decade or so exclusively on Chrome, which is something I'd been procrastinating about doing for some time. It was mostly painless. Bookmarks were automatic. I had some extensions to reconfig
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
If the utility and functionality of the server requires those things, then they're required regardless of whether or not that server is internet-facing. Jill from Elbonia may be always be a threat, but this doesn't mean that Joe f
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
I'm not splitting hairs. I'm just tryin' to talk about the commissary's role. :) I agree that it is an important role that would be worthy of disruption for a motivated attacker. But also: These things aren't usu
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
It sees it poorly. IR is deliberately (though imperfectly) filtered in the optical path. The dim purpleish glow from a remote that is seen through [many] digital cameras would be quite bright if this IR filter weren't in place. It doe
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Often more like a tax-free cost-plus-5% grocery store that sells some of everything (including cat food), but yeah: Still troops, and some of that stuff might become dinner.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Defrosting is very often automatic. That can involve mechanical timers, or software timers, or logic/code of any complexity. All of these things can be badly-implemented and/or become broken or stuck. Maybe the mode they got stu
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
It has the appearance of working like this: 1. Epub of a book exists on a computer 2. User takes simple action to read that book on a Kindle device 3. ??? 4. User succeeds at reading that same book When step 3 is basically
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
The same concept works with the arrs, too, doesn't it?
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
> Of course you can, but it doesn't change the fact that's there's a general preference. You haven't established that there is a general preference, though. And meanwhile: Audio systems of every variety still usually
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
What causes people to join gangs in the first place, might you suppose?
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
If I don't like the way the sound is reproduced (perception), then I'm going to change it until I do enjoy it (art). I shall season the food on my plate however I please, counselor. :)
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Over time. Decades. I got involved in martial arts for a few years after I was attacked for no particular reason by people who were much older than me when I was a little kid, twice in short succession, and my parents felt that this was a
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
You raise interesting points and you present them well. They have interesting parallels. One of the things I often try to impress upon others during $day_job is that it is important to always know and appreciate (and seek to find, and perh
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
There was a time that whenever I got in front of a computer and opened a web browser, my hands would start typing "slashdot.org" into the address bar and my eyes would watch for autocompletion so I could enter the address as soon
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
That's a great test environment and it really helps drive away some of the misconceptions about ZFS. It's a lovely filesystem and it can work in very stodgy ways with zetabytes on Serious Hardware, but it can also work with relati
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
I was once beaten senseless by a group of 3 young men when I decided to take an early-morning walk to get some smokes from the store down the way, in a sleepy small city in Ohio. There was nothing that I was doing that was wrong in any way.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Some combination of desperation and sociopathy. I might suppose that it's usually more the former than the latter, but there's degrees to each characteristic. They perceive that they need things, and they don't necessarily ca
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
It's good to be able to stand your ground if that becomes necessary, I think. When I took concealed carry classes, they taught me to aim towards the center of mass to maximize my chances of a hit that would disable the attacker and to
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
I've been using things like Samba and NFS since the 1990s. They're not hard to figure out with useful resolution. When I finally became determined to give ZFS a serious go around 2016, I looked at all of my options -- including t
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
I'll bite. They're allowed to stop publishing new work whenever they want to. That's part of the free, open-source software game, wherein: We're all free to provide as much as we wish, and also free to consume as much
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
If the research shows that there is only one optimal way to paint a portrait, or to construct a pizza, then: It is my inclination to reject it. I do not want this kind of homogenization in my world and it is my motivation to destroy it.
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Of course I have. I've flown and driven many thousands of miles to hang out with some of these folks. We've even planned and executed public events together. We help eachother out. When the distance is great and we want to bor
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by ssl-3 1mo ago
Reddit. Discord. HN. (Definitely not Facebook. That whole thing is resolutely toxic.) I do not care what the platform encourages or discourages. If others do care and this precludes friendship, then: So it is.

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