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Comment #17593203
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/07/23/https_dday_google_c...
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Comment #15618752
Finally! Until now after each LineageOS update I had to connect phone to adb, and patch with tingle or needle to re-enable signature spoofing. Great solution, shame the LineageOS d…
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Comment #15618742
I can't use Signal or my local railway app without Google Cloud Messaging. So I have two choices: - Don't use them - Install Google crapware package - Install microG, which supplie…
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Comment #15493857
The only difference I see, is that LineageOS users are safe now (or when next built is compiled). Android users will have to wait for months, if they'll get an update at all.
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Comment #11673061
I can understand that he sets his own priorities. But in this case someone else took the sourcecode, built the app and published it to F-Droid. The only thing Moxie had to do was n…
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Comment #11672856
Not for people who don't want Google on their device. He only wants distribution via Google, and even went as far to demand that free/libre Play-alternative F-droid removed their b…
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Comment #10671961
Yes this is possible. The only verification is that you are able to react to certain HTTP requests sent to port 80 on your domain. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/possible-to-i…
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Comment #9206140
Add !g to search on google. Or !gi for google images, !gn for google news, !w for wikipedia, etcetera. See https://duck.co/help/results/syntax for more tricks. And yes I'm using it…
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Comment #9027223
I switched back to firefox after google turned evil.
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Comment #8831896
Same here. My dnsmasq server responds with the domain name when I try it with 'host', but curl and firefox fail on Debian and Ubuntu with only that 1 DNS server in resolv.conf. Cur…
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Comment #8831403
Same, but you will miss some torrents. Both torrentz.eu and kat.ph are complying with DMCA requests.
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Comment #8216335
Y U no archive.org?
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Comment #8072092
I only see traffic when typing in the search bar, not when using the location bar as stated in the article. And only when I set my search engine to Google instead of DuckDuckGo.
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Comment #8022026
Both phone-companies have extensive logs of all calls. Using them to troubleshoot problems however always means manually reading every step. Because of this labor intensity and the…
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Comment #7995579
Sounded good untill I read: "I sincerely think it is quite unrealistic to ask a knowledge worker". What is this with you programmers that you think that you're the best thing that …
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Comment #7973681
"This content is not available in your location." Fuck off.
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Comment #7858972
Already fixed in dev branch: https://gitweb.torproject.org/https-everywhere.git/commitdif...
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Comment #7496696
you americans are so silly :D
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Comment #7369816
Currently in active (crowdfunded) development, but I would recommend www.mailpile.is once it's more stable. Crypto, security, privacy and everything that gmail does.
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Comment #6997659
This is probably NOT a backdoor. Most likely your ISP is using a technique like TR-069. This enables them to push settings for voip/TV, and in your friends case wifi. A lot of DSL …