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by trumped 8y ago
is that a joke? sorry I don't see how that would help... where could I get more info?
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by trumped 8y ago
If you think about the best/worst case scenario, would you be happy if one CDN would deliver everything? I think that we would be in a worst situation... ideally, I think that everyone would have their own servers and that your ISP wou
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by trumped 8y ago
Good point but I don't think a company like Mozilla should rely on this kind of analytics... I use this browser to try to protect my privacy as much as possible so this telemetry "feature" is disabled but I did use the RSS fe
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by trumped 8y ago
that's great, but are you coming for the ip addresses too (probably the bigger challenge)?
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by trumped 8y ago
actions speak louder then words?
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by trumped 8y ago
oh... I forgot, I'm using the beta version of Firefox, that might be why.
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by trumped 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication#Securit... Downvote me all you want, but domain names are still being sent to the ISP unencrypted, as of TLS 1.3... so it doesn't matter who processes your DNS
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by trumped 8y ago
but your ISP will still be able to see all your connections even if you don't use its DNS servers unless you use a VPN... this just spreads the information to a third party.
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by trumped 8y ago
I have a guest wifi network that is isolated from the wifi network that I commonly use... it's probably a bit safer this way.
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by trumped 8y ago
the problem is not firefox... it's probably addons or your internet connection that blocks content
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by trumped 8y ago
private prisons... an even bigger "joke"
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by trumped 8y ago
thanks dang
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by trumped 8y ago
They hid the RSS icon a while ago so that the telemetry would tell them that almost noone uses it so that they could remove it from firefox... Firefox is still my favorite, but things like this make me wonder sometimes.
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by trumped 8y ago
I knew that my opinion would not be popular here as most users are pro corporate... but either way, your definition of loophole is wrong
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by trumped 8y ago
an article that I read about this claimed that turned off phones were allowed... It is still a step in the right direction though...
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by trumped 8y ago
but what is strange is that they let you avoid it (you can close the "popup" window and keep on doing whatever you were going to do in the first place)
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by trumped 8y ago
newspeak
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by trumped 8y ago
the tax system should be made simpler... no loopholes (I know it is probably not easy to accomplish, but worth a try) ... because middle class can't afford to avoid taxes like the rich does it.
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by trumped 8y ago
pushing people to change habits is hard...
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A build-it-yourself, 6-wheel rover based on the rovers on Mars(github.com)
3 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
I was asked that information by Bank of America but not from my other bank...
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by trumped 8y ago
I remember those games that were too fast on "newer" CPUs... unfortunately I don't have this problem anymore and the games are not that much better...
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by trumped 8y ago
If inspecting a script is a good way to avoid evil software, bugs would not exist.
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by trumped 8y ago
lay what out?
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by trumped 8y ago
only use your own domain if you want everything tied to your real name
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by trumped 8y ago
I wish most online accounts didn't require an email address to signup...
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Ask HN: Can companies stop using Google's CAPTCHA?
2 points by trumped 8y ago|1 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
Do you see it everywhere?
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by trumped 8y ago
Maybe there was still too many people using it when the icon was visible by default, so they decided to hide it so that most people would stop using it. I still use that button but only to easily find the RSS link because it can be hidden s
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by trumped 8y ago
It's nice that Venmo makes the transactions freely available... banks make you pay for that information.

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