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And I have read through the article you mentioned.
To me it seems a very overstated opinion that is written there. There is no reference to code-changes, which support the allegations. And the article is from 2021. So when there is substance with this article, it would be easy to give evidence in malicious forged code.
But Firefox is very clearly the goat in user-centric web browsing, to defend from tracking and advertisement. Tracking can be clearly shown, since Firefox has many masking mechanisms implemented, that come from Tor-Browser. And through upholding Manifest V2, uBlockOrigin can block trackers more effectively:
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock mentions clearly, for this extension to work best with Firefox.
Also Firefox has no revenue based on tracking user behavior and selling those, while most gains of Google are from tracking users and selling advertisement space targeting those. Therefore I feel Firefox clearly has better track record and better incentives to defend users interest.
@npub1zjx…pvrl @npub1jal…s2ek is jetkvm a potential rootkit if the remote software it runs compromised?
I just hit 5 years at my job.
Now they officially can’t take away the vested portion of my pension away from me 😁.
More pension, wage growth, and lighter work from this point on.
In about 1 to 2 years is when the big bucks start to roll in (possibly).
We’ll see how it all plays out, if I’m still part time earning slump wages in 2 years I’m quitting, and going to school, or something.
Who knows, we’ll see, I said I was going to leave 5 years ago 🫤, still here, and decided to wait it out because at this point now screw it.
That gets back to why nostr when I do spend time on social media. No other platform makes it easier to engage with and reward the people who post more rarely but higher effort higher quality content.
PV and GM plebs! Have a great week! #plebchain #coffeechain
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I'm scatterbrained by nature. I'm really prone to piling up lots of projects in mixed states of partially done.
Slowing down and really focusing on the current task, proper execution with all the details completed really improves my mental state. Also the more I improve my mental state the easier it is to slow down and focus on one task at a time. It is a virtuous cycle. It's kind of amazing how much much gets done by slowing down.
Unfortunately, especially for 2, you need to pad your profile with fake activity so that people notice you more.
I had heard something about their being sketch. Thanks for the reply!
GM! ☀️
This can’t possibly be right, can it?
If so, Nostr is much classier than I thought! Either way, hope you all enjoy your day. https://onlydans.blossom.band/f6857ec6f77f0e128abb53a9398fdf3f39218d219ebec26b5d2f79301f47a509.png
I'm not opposed to 1 and 2. The amount of time I often spend on here exceeds what I think is optimal for those functions.
Think about it this way. Book clubs meet once a month typically. Any more often and some of the members won't have had enough time to finish the book. Going to more book clubs adding books to a to read list you never actually read isn't a good use of your time.
How many of us here would be better served by a far higher execution to new ideas ratio?
1. Rushed into usage with no consensus on the actual utility and efficiency
2. Client has to post to a /mirror endpoint
3. See #1 reply
Envy is part of human nature. Good to remember to that we should be grateful for others success. Everyone is on their own journey.
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True. With chrome similar as with Android I have more fear, that Google is willing to develop users into vendor lock-ins.
So for me there is kind of the question for me: Do I trust more into Google or Mozilla, to develop usercentric software.
And I personally tend more towards Mozilla in this question. Since they offer very easy tinkering through userscripts with their browser.
Almost all settings can be disabled through a userscript. I use Arkenfox userscript to change Firefoxs configuration.
This is something chromium is not offering in a similar way.
Also Firefox seems to offer more privacy-focus than chromium does it out of the box.
Moar Negev-Chan
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Awesome video 🤙 now do @nprofile…du4z!🐝
Don’t forget @npub1swe…ns6h the OG of nostr merchants 🐝
I have a Nostr seed phrase written down somewhere. I think I got it through Primal? But I'm not sure.
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Good morning CKMe! Comfrey is so useful, great job growing it! 🥰
People are getting extremely purist about AI, especially the ones not doing the work to learn it and integrate it into their work flows. They've got to maintain their edge somehow so just shitting on AI is now their bit I guess 🙄
I’d rather be paid in Swiss Francs than Bitcoin.
Routing 75 BTC per month on 61 BTC deployed? That does not seem particularly significant 🤔
The freezing point actually matters in a practical way, tho, for everyone. Nothing happens at 100°F.
There is no noticeable difference between 98°F and 100°F. Nothing actually changes; it just gets another digit and the weather prediction maps suddenly get doused in blood.
Have never had a good experience using Cashu. Tried a few times but not worth it imo.
1. I have one, we already back up to other sources so I don’t worry. In fact I don’t like using blossom at all
2. By design it supposed to mirror to the other server(s)
3. I don’t think most clients support failover or will for the normal folks on the web or on other sites that may have access to the posts.
“The company also said it turned to Z.ai’s GLM 5.2, a Chinese open-weight model, to conduct the forensic analysis after Western frontier models refused requests containing real attack commands, exploit payloads, and command-and-control (C2) artifacts because their safety guardrails were triggered and owing to their inability to differentiate between an attacker and a legitimate incident response effort.”
gm. bitcoin is cash that crosses any border. https://bitcoin.rocks/bitcoin-vs-cash
Then you can simply use a firefox fork, that has those things disabled. Mullbrowser, LibreWolf or similar are still based on the good work of Firefox and Tor browser. But disable telemetry.
This is the beauty of free software. People and other project can just fork a project and use it differently.
I don't think you can point to industrial piss as evidence of why Fahrenheit is _not_ ridiculous. 😂
EU fines AliExpress half a billion Euros 💶 for selling EU residents cheap Chinese crap.
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Tell the locals that. 😂🤷🏻♀️
Your reminder that Fahrenheit is complete nonsense.
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Yea if you correct typos and know how to put together an actual sentence, and use diction more complicated than what you find on autosuggestions from your phone keyboard.... AI 🙄
people are so sensitive 🤭
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Good point. We will know very quickly on Aug7. Probably 30min into the epoch it'll be over for the bip110 fear mongering.
but for real
how ARE you attaching those panels to the wood?
Do they never attack? Looks well equipping to drive humans out of the water.