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7v3x3n3sem9vv
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Comment #47532836
this is literally how Ford marketed their PZEV (practically zero emissions vehicle) cars around 2003. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2004-jun-09-hy-neil9...
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Comment #47266000
this is how Firefox does it. can't speak for the rest.
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Comment #47102053
an audible example: https://loops.video/v/dxXFQREMjg
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Comment #45919547
Not OP but I happily throw money at companies that help Linux adoption and more open hardware grow. I bought the steam deck, used it for a while and gave it to a nephew (I'm not bi…
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Comment #42544689
if you're not running a relay, you're not truly decentralized. bluesky, in controlling the only working relay, continues to be a centralized platform.
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Comment #37614961
it's good. think of it like adding a different kind of lock that requires a different key (method) to open up first. at worst it's no less secure than before. If it works as intend…
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Comment #36482390
with Google you at least have the option to de-google with graphene or lineage. no open source alternatives on Apple mobile hardware.
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Comment #36301094
good thing pixelfed supports stories
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Comment #36142814
check out Lemmy https://join-lemmy.org/
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Comment #35775379
like mastodon? from my mastodon account I can interact with pixelfed (like Instagram), peertube (like YouTube) and Lemmy (like reddit).
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Comment #35571769
if you're already using uBlock Origin just enable the EasyList Cookies filter and you'll never see a cookie popup again.
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Comment #35559664
on mobile so can't provide source but look up why privacy badger no longer uses a dynamic "learned" list of trackers to block, the way you mention safari works and instead uses a l…
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Comment #35507676
any suggestions?
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Comment #35058072
Do criminals and launderers not use Microsoft, Google or Amazon apps and services?
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Comment #35057957
im gonna disagree with this take. I've seen thousands of MacBooks come and go from early 2016 all the way through current models and screen burn in is just not something I've ever …
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Comment #34548685
I prefer Google's method of open sourcing their work. it benefits humanity in the long term, where Apples software generally benefits Apple and is only allowed to run on their "ble…
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Comment #34371827
re: Android, I have syncthing running on a windows, Linux and android phone. I make a change in from my desktop PC and it nearly immediately replicates the changes on my other devi…
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Comment #33914675
Signal collects zero user data
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Comment #33061493
it's why my name is like this
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Comment #32954268
if you're paranoid don't use a 4 digit PIN. use a passphrase. problem solved
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Comment #32954212
stood up a Signal proxy on a VM with the following specs: - Single core 1GHz CPU - 640 MB RAM - 10 GB storage ( default size ) I'd say docker is pretty light.
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Comment #32741269
sounds like a potential privacy disaster of Google Facebook and others can just listen in on erroneously assumed privacy. I suppose the only reason Google/Facebook aren't pushing f…
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Comment #32587674
DDG offers a JavaScript-less page. don't trust them use that. don't trust them at all? don't use them?
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Comment #32587669
> Those aren't proper audits. And again, bringing up the face that it's open source is a meaningless piece of information since there is no way to verify it's the same software cod…
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Comment #31825620
while true, climate change has been helped immensely by bad human political (in)decisions.