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I am not me.

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Send me $10 and I’ll let you know if this guy is legit or not so you don’t waste your $20!

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I choose violence.

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Use code NOV2323 on my services to save an additional 15% off!

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No it doesn’t just ping Find My when the case is open. That wouldn’t provide anyone much value if you think about it lol.

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Depends on the business model. Take Apple and Amazon. Apple makes most of its cash off hardware sales. As such, Apple will never sell you a $50 Mac hoping to make the money back thru services or ad revenue of any kind. And why their HomePods cost 3x more than any smart speaker.

On the other hand, Amazon doesn’t make money off hardware. They routinely blow out Fire products at insane discounts. A 10th of what Apple charges for a comparable product. Because they make their cash of sales and services. Products are just a conduit to more lucrative services.

You can’t lump every company into the same money making MO. Every company tends to have their own unique angle.

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“Emotional support truck” lmaooo

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But I’ll beat your ass if you even remotely criticize our freedoms!

—US

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Sorry but Adguard was never safe as they were always in the pocket of business.

For Apple devices: Wipr Everything else: uBlock Origin

Two independent developers that have not sold out.

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Research. Trying to kick up information on adblockers and how they function so they can kill the feature once and for all.

A 6 year old can see the contrived plan.

If devs are smart they would poison their data and use the event to troll Google. Wasting their cash.

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We made the shittiest thing and nobody likes it. We’re all out of ideas.

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Amazing how many people automatically think NSFW = Porn.

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I feel like theirs is pretty trustworthy given the rest of their service. They also go above and block a bunch of crap like malware and gambling 👍

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The company [Google] claimed that this new API would help combat online fraud and abuse, and that it would do so in a privacy-friendly manner.”

Lied. The word is lied.

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Owned by: www.northdata.com/…/NIF+A62134341

“Marketplace for the Sale of Software Applications and Other Web Solutions for Consumer Technology; and Sale of Advertising Engagement Opportunities and Revenue Share To Solution Providers”

🙃

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But it’s only, like, a handful of rows 🙃

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Mods? I think a lot of people find this dude insufferable.

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This hasn’t been a thing for ages.

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If you want to update using cellular only, you need to start the process from your phone. Your watch does not support 400 MB/s transfer rates over cellular. It’s a watch, not an iPhone 15 Pro with hardware ray tracing.

If you want to update the watch OTA, it has to be connected to wifi. Cellular is not fast or reliable enough, ergo why Apple set wifi as the base.

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So basically like using Chrome with Bing it sounds like. They don’t even anonymize the query before sending it. Zero privacy.

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Behaviour patterns.

Surveillance is less about knowing specifics about one person, but broad trends on large groups. How communities respond.

This is why prices are 2.99 not 3 in many parts of the world.

Why we frame it “free delivery or 10% off for pick up” instead of “10% more for delivery.”

Why all commercials are louder than the content they play from.

Why you’re more likely to pay extra for the same item if it’s packaged nicely.

These are the data points of value to capitalism. And this is why mass surveillance is so dangerous. Because it arms those willing to exploit us with vast amounts of information, most of it unobtainable without the invasion of privacy. It’s these data that makes things like V for Vendetta possible (given the right timing).

Espionage (foreign and domestic) are the byproducts of the Information Age.

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Chances of getting caught are next to nothing.

If you do get caught, you’re fucked. Like fucked. The legal headaches and costs going up against Adobe or MS will ruin you… forever.

With that said, pirating tools is one thing, but using other people’s loops or artistic work without approval is another matter altogether. And that kind of stuff will land you into all kinds of trouble, not to mention curb your work as talk will quickly get around in the community.

If you’re serious about becoming a musician or artist or a creative selling their work, reputation and community standing is like 90% of it.

And if you’re wondering how can an artist tell? We know our work. And people talk. Share stuff. Sooner or later, it’ll get around. The internet is still powered by people.

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There’s conflicts to doing this. Likely won’t happen just to minimize a bit of redundancy, which isn’t a bad thing in software design.

It's not your imagination: Companies are more willing to raise their prices now — and it's because we let them (www.cbc.ca)

Supply chains, worker wages and the price of energy has been blamed for the current bout of high inflation. But central bankers around the world are starting to clue in to something consumers have been aware of for a while — corporations just aren't afraid to raise their prices anymore.

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Governments aren’t doing nothing, they are facilitating it all. Because at the end of the day, corporations own them.

Is a VPN needed with DNS over HTTPS and Encrypted Client Hello?

I was wondering if a VPN would add any kind of security or privacy if one is connecting to a host with a client/browser that supports DNS over HTTPS and that host supports encrypted client hello. Is there a way for the ISP or anything in between to shape traffic or even know what is being accessed? The only thing that should be...

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This is the correct answer. A VPN encrypts and obfuscates all your connections, not just the web browser.

If all you care about is hiding the websites you visit from your ISP, DNS over TLS is fine. But just remember that you’re bleeding data by using your real IP (ISP, geolocation, etc.). And any other connection, is just unabashedly, you.

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My dream’s only dead if I don’t renew.

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Most times it defaults to that state and you have to actively turn it off with extra steps.

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No one likes Brave around dem these parts! Scat!

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Plex is way harder to set up. Their UX is a mess and hasn’t changed in 20 years. All carried over from its chaotic days as an open source project.

Jellyfin can be challenging at times, but it’s a much more modern take on the premise, as mirrored by its UX.

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Obviously

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You need to know a little about networking for all of this 🤷‍♂️

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Please take her to see a doctor! 🫶

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It’s a shame they went for the additional option rather than a persistent setting that would always strip it from a URI.

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If Apple can do it, Mozilla can do it: zdnet.com/…/how-to-remove-tracking-info-from-link…

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Or… maybe it’s language that is wrong

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To educators literally raising our kids?? Naahhhhhh.

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Me: I just want real looking dinosaurs with cool, long flowing hair.

McDonald's prices are out of control. (cdn.masto.host)

Gee, it’s almost like corporations are gouging consumers so badly that their market advantages are being lost due to greed. Inflation this quickly isnt real. It’s what happens when you come off a global pandemic with millions dead and corporations see they can freely abuse you by exploiting the public zeitgeist that prices...

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Haven’t eaten a meal there in a decade now. Go for ice cream like once every two years. Went this summer. $6 for 2 cones. Bruh. What!

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Yeah, be careful relying on status messages from trackers, most are actually not that reliable and may misreport. Have had it happen on occasion as well.

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