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Brilliant – Learn to Think(brilliant.org)
3 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
Isn't there a thing a lot of people do where they have a professional, respectable, and rarely used social media account there they use their legal name, have photos of their pets and are shown to be giving to charity or otherwise bein
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by vmoore 5y ago
So just use Mullvad instead. For those who want to support Mozilla's efforts, this is a good way of doing it. Think of your extra $5 as a sort of donation to them for building such a wonderful browser and browser ecosystem (Lockwise, e
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by vmoore 5y ago
I've toyed with some VPN browser extensions. Not naming names. I became a customer of a few VPNs over the years, to try some of these extensions out, and the extensions leak your real IP inadvertently. One such extension said it was &#
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by vmoore 5y ago
Oh yeah because sending all your DNS requests to a US company that's probably under duress by the NSA to hand over logs sounds like a great idea!
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Investigating and disabling hard-coded certificate pinning on Android(yingtongli.me)
2 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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OWASP Cornucopia(owasp.org)
2 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
What (nob obvious) ways do people avoid leaving a huge data trail? I'm not talking about the obvious stuff, like not carrying a smartphone, using an AD blocker, choosing privacy-aware operating systems and apps etc I mean, what non-obv
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Free Mathematics Books(e-booksdirectory.com)
3 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
This. Eventually all sensitive data becomes concentrated enough that it becomes leakable material
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by vmoore 5y ago
> a gay government, a gay civil service. It was a light hearted attempt to separate the official State from their little community. It wouldn't work in the U.S. You'd probably have to buy an island uncolonized by the British or
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Apple hates the idea that people ever should get access to the software that runs on their phones and reverse engineer it From: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/08/17/apple-appeals-corellium... > Back i