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anonbanker

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    Comment #44304120

    It's really depressing that you've been downvoted to grey. People don't even have coherent reasons to dislike the browser.

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    Comment #44304071

    "crypto-aligned" is such a gigantic red herring. so use the --disable-features flag at runtime? maybe go into brave://flags and disable the wallet? or just admit you're only agains…

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    Comment #44301080

    Brave re-implemented everything uBlock Origin does, and did it in Rust.

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    Comment #44300939

    Imagine being so humorless as to purport that laughing at a joke is somehow equivalent to a form of torture.

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    Comment #44300910

    Imagine even entertaining the idea that laughter is a bad thing.

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    Comment #44300885

    I'm grateful for the author for showing me SimpleX-Chat[0]. I'm an avid Matrix user, but communication tools that weren't birthed from a political hivemind are important tools to s…

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    Comment #44253216

    Oh, this is bigger than just Android. SDP munging can cause all sorts of havoc on desktop clients as well. Bit of a blind spot in WebRTC implementations.

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    Comment #44025829

    The (Special Council) Robert Hur tapes with Biden leaked. Jake Tapper's book was released. Both evidence significant cognitive impairment in a sitting president. 25th Amendment can…

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    Comment #41815729

    Oooh, kernel 5.4 This means that Teslas are vulnerable to every exploit discovered since, and anyone wanting to gain full access to the system has a multitude of tools to get there…

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    Comment #41815695

    I don't buy it. The only evidence is the robot itself saying something vague. Their insistence based on flimsy evidence just screams irrational hate intended to inflame confirmatio…

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    Comment #41324444

    pretty easy for me. exclusively Carnivore for over a year now.

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    Comment #41250701

    by the time Trump made that statement, there were 60 million views, which is a different metric than the active viewers.

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    Comment #41174058

    [flagged]

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    Comment #40799083

    Is there a way that a program can obfuscate itself from being visible from bptop? eBPF is an alarmingly large attack surface I would like to minimize.

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    Comment #40638826

    Ubuntu, sadly, is not a good experience for a multitude of reasons outside of Canonical's control, including codec and software licensing restrictions. Gamers should absolutely be …

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    Comment #40638787

    Trying Omakub in the next 48-72 hours. I can't wait. It looks like the curated experience I've been looking for.

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    Comment #40638763

    Does anyone else roll their eyes when someone mentions "late stage capitalism" anymore? The meme has started literal decades ago, and the end-stage never seems to materialize, in a…

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    Comment #40638725

    Just making linux more appealing for the subset of the population that doesn't want to hook into skynet's subpar UX.

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    Comment #40638714

    Those are pretty big If's when you have a webkit or blink-based browser on the same device.

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    Comment #40638695

    That was merely one aspect of what people were bothered about. The most obvious one.

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    Comment #40638561

    I'm sure a simple Webkit vulnerability (there's none of those, ever, right?) will definitely not ensure that Semantic Index is featured in a future pwn2own competition.

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    Comment #40638521

    And nobody cares about how absolutely terrifying your statement truly is, because the shiny benefits obfuscate the destruction of privacy, despite Apple's reassurances.

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    Comment #40638421

    How do we sign up to be an independent expert? We need about 50,000 eyeballs on this at all times.

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    Comment #40620528

    If you know what a Tontine[1] is, you'll understand there really is no difference between Insurance and Gambling. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tontine

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    Comment #40351665

    I'm sure I'm going to get greyed for this reply, as well as for being a stickler for terms such as "vaccine" keeping their traditional meanings, but I may have an answer for you. I…