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Re: Brave Search launches own image and video search

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> Thus everyone is treated differently. Thank you, Judge Douglas. > Why are the American left so obsessed with religion? You seem to think it is the basis for all disagreement with your absurd views. Because you're using your superstitions to tell other people what to do. Guess what? Everybody with at least half a post-enlightenment brain disagrees with you. > So you are making an argument that one group of people ar…

>Thank you, Judge Douglas. I have no fucking clue who this person is. Stop bringing him up. It is insanely cringe. >Because you're using your superstitions to tell other people what to do. Guess what? Everybody with at least half a post-enlightenment brain disagrees with you. I am not religious you moron. Stop making random assumptions. How many times does this need to be explained to you? Why are you fucking stupid…

> I have no fucking clue who this person is.

Figures you would have no knowledge of American history nor even the basic ability to learn about a topic that has been provided for you. And you're the one calling people stupid dolts. Talk about cringe.

If you aren't relying on the superstitions passed down from your parents, that is an even stronger indictment of your mental abilities. At least Eich has the excuse that he's too uncomfortable removing himself from his community in order to think critically.

Re: Brave Search launches own image and video search

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You should check these assumptions, Mozilla has been hard at work enshittifying their entire portfolio. Instead of giving the public features they actually want (the most secure, performant, and predictable web browser), the current CEO has directed the focus towards revenue-generating features. My god, there is so much telemetry in FF now, and it's tricky to hunt down all the about:configs to disable it. Not friendl…

https://github.com/brave/web-discovery-project/blob/main/mod... I'm curious to see what you think about this. If you're not okay with Firefox telling Mozilla your IP address every time you connect, does the same go for Brave sending entire pages of your search results to them? This also includes which results you've clicked on.

This is opt-in, and a rather hard-to-mistakenly-enable kind of opt-in that I personally think is consistent with their great™ privacy by default stance

Brave offers a simple deal: if you believe or have audited their technical claims, you give them fully anonymized snippets of URLs and web pages, and they improve their search index for everyone

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