Schlemmy
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- Comment on New Terms for Firefox from Mozilla 4 weeks ago:
There is the part where you interact with Forefox. Without your data, it just won’t work. They need your timezone, your screen size,… I mean, that’s for every browser around, even the most hardened system. This data can be used for fingerprinting so you should be aware and you should agree upon that usage or quit the internet.
i.e. using a browser is sending data towards that browser.
- Comment on Elon Musk’s X blocks links to Signal, the encrypted messaging service 1 month ago:
It was never about free speech
- Comment on We're in the endgame now 1 month ago:
A study in semantics
- Comment on We're in the endgame now 1 month ago:
He’s not wrong in what he says but I’m quite sure he means something different.
- Comment on We're in the endgame now 1 month ago:
He’s not wrong. A judge can rule if there’s a trial and that judge will always have to apply the law.
- Comment on air filters in cloth masks? 2 months ago:
This is the moment where a kind product designer should step up and design you a Mad Max type of mask. People are watching you so you’d better give them something to watch ;-) Sorry, no advice about existing masks. Good luck!
- Comment on Ditching the VPN and port forwarding the selfhosted way 5 months ago:
Thanks. I agree with your conclusion. I probably have spent too much time in privacy communities. In the end you’ll have to trust someone.
- Comment on Ditching the VPN and port forwarding the selfhosted way 5 months ago:
I’ve set up some tunnels. Works nice but then the voices came. ‘Why would you trust a company like Cloudflare with all your data?’ ‘Why rely on this one company for all your services?’
Nearly a year into my selfhosting journey and I’m more confused than ever.
- Comment on Where does a man get a proper shoe horn that will not break 5 months ago:
We have the long steel ones from IKEA. Solid. Never had any problems with them.
- Comment on 5 months ago:
Agreed. Nothing wrong with contextual advertising.
And if they succeed at their goal than maybe, one day, we can finally get wrid of those horrible cookie banners.
Just linking the blog post for reference:blog.mozilla.org/…/improving-online-advertising/