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Canvas: Open-Source Learning Platform(instructure.com)
3 points by surround 6y ago|0 comments
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by surround 6y ago
The EFF’s own website has analytics, somewhat ironically. But the information they collect is limited, and the analytics are loaded from a separate domain (anon-stats.eff.org) so it’s easy to block. EFF’s privacy policy: https://
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by surround 6y ago
It was the only other game type I could think of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by surround 6y ago
Hacker News is an FPS
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by surround 6y ago
Unless I’m mistaken, Grammarly processes everything you type on their servers. It’s an internet-enabled keylogger.
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by surround 6y ago
Mozilla has been recommending a copy-cat extension for ~3 years, despite reports from users and developers. https://twitter.com/Pythux/status/1154403982342852609 https://twitter.com/gorhill/st
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by surround 6y ago
Meanwhile, commercially owned extensions which are terrible for privacy and security, like Grammarly and Honey, are going to get promoted by Mozilla. The open-source projects with no income are the ones getting hurt.
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by surround 6y ago
“ eventually my issue was immediately resolved” /nitpick
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by surround 6y ago
Money donated to the Mozilla Foundation doesn’t actually go towards browser development, does it?
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by surround 6y ago
What about Debian?
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by surround 6y ago
How do other companies that develop free/open source software make money? (Other than the professional support/training model that Canonical and Redhat use - it probably doesn’t apply to Firefox)
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by surround 6y ago
What about most favorited comments?
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by surround 6y ago
What about most favorited comments?
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Deathwatch(archiveteam.org)
2 points by surround 6y ago|0 comments
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by surround 6y ago
Lets say I lined up a bunch of asbestos and snorted as much as possible. How fast could I possibly die?
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by surround 6y ago
Sometimes my ad blocker blanks the page so I thought the same thing.
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by surround 6y ago
YaCy is a decentralized search engine
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Among Us 2(innersloth.itch.io)
1 points by surround 6y ago|0 comments
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by surround 6y ago
2 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24188791
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by surround 6y ago
I’m skeptical how insightful this study really is. They seem to have found that toddlers who have more screen time are better at using screens.
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by surround 6y ago
r/mobileweb is the “official” subreddit for the mobile interface, yet it’s filled full of complaints that go completely ignored. Try the legacy mobile website https://i.reddit.com/ there’s no thumbnail view but otherwi
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by surround 6y ago
Can we get a (2015) tag on the title?
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by surround 6y ago
Can I ask what your app was/did?
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by surround 6y ago
No, that’s not what I’m saying.
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by surround 6y ago
No, unfortunately. But people weren’t nearly as concerned about online privacy before Snowden.
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by surround 6y ago
Yes, but HTTP Switchboard and uMatrix are more useful for privacy than for adblocking.
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by surround 6y ago
A nice example is uBlock Origin, which was (probably) created as a result of the Snowden leaks. June 2013 - Snowden leaks NSA documents September 2013 - the first commit to the Script HQ extension is made (which soon became HTTP Switchboard
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by surround 6y ago
Seven years ago, Trump said Snowden should be executed. Four years ago, in an interview, Obama refused to pardon Snowden. I’d say this is a notable development.
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by surround 6y ago
> You think this is going to make a difference in the cut? I’m confused. Is that not the purpose of the lawsuit?
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by surround 6y ago
I can’t wait for this to be used in vehicles https://imgur.com/F2VHfjs

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