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- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 5 hours ago:
Sorry but that’s totally wrong.
The entire point is that if it’s unique it can be considered a fingerprint — in fact the entire reason it’s called “fingerprint” is that in theory it’s unique like a real fingerprint.
If it’s common then it’s unreliable as a fingerprint because it’s no longer unique.
- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 6 hours ago:
I mean it’s somewhere between what both of you are saying. I imagine “randomized” means a random common “fingerprint” (with parameters like user agent, language, etc) rather than just a unique set of randomized parameters (say, time zone in US but language set to Farsi which would be unique to an extent).
- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 6 hours ago:
From their domain that I’ve already blocked with DNS? Or are you talking about first-party scripts calling Google (which I’ve also seen though much more rare)?
In any case I block those too.
- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 1 day ago:
Right, that’s why I mentioned all the blocking at the DNS and browser extension level — most fingerprinting is being done by third-parties — I generally don’t see first parties fingerprinting but if they do it’s likely a website I chose to be on rather than some shady
<script>from God knows where. - Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 1 day ago:
My thinking is that most of the fingerprinting is happening by third parties, and where it’s the website operators themselves I’m not super concerned about being fingerprinted.
- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 1 day ago:
I’m here with multi-hop VPN with the first two hops staying in-country and the rest all random + a shit load of DNS blocking lists and browser extensions + blocking Google. I use different VPN providers too. I’m also introducing variable delays to my traffic to make NetFilter data less helpful.
- Comment on It's your fault my laptop knows where I am 1 day ago:
And remember: this won’t work with “hidden” SSIDs.
From what I recall hidden SSIDs will always be used for location services.
- Comment on Refrigerator ads are finally here! 1 week ago:
Isn’t that why we have smartphones and computers? Personally I’ve never contemplated going to the kitchen to do such things.
- Comment on Microsoft Is Offering Rewards Points for Using Edge Instead of Google Chrome 1 week ago:
What the fuck is a “point?” This sounds like some Windows bullshit.
- Comment on iSweep 2 weeks ago:
I’ve got a Roomba and Braava jet and I think the opposite: the software (navigation) is shit but the hardware (cleaning-wise, not including the lack of lidar here) is great.
- Comment on Immich camera lens info 2 weeks ago:
!crossview@lemmy.world
- Comment on The humanity 3 weeks ago:
Okay Google-based LLM
- Comment on Why does markdown treat linefeeds as spaces? 4 weeks ago:
If you type a double space on iOS it’ll insert just one space then a period. So
becomes.. - Comment on China releases 'UBIOS' standard to replace UEFI — Huawei-backed BIOS firmware replacement charges China's domestic computing goals 4 weeks ago:
If I remember correctly it’s third tone so writing it as Loong actually makes sense in my head.
- Comment on The Internet's Biggest Annoyance:Why Cookie Laws Should Target Browsers, Not Websites 4 weeks ago:
As an American the only time I’ve ever seen it is when I’m on my Swiss VPN
- Comment on YouTube will help you quit watching Shorts 4 weeks ago:
I mean, blocking all of YouTube blocks all the shorts and it also blocks their disgusting tracking spyware littered across the web (not just Google properties).
- Comment on YouTube will help you quit watching Shorts 4 weeks ago:
It’s worth it.
- Comment on YouTube will help you quit watching Shorts 4 weeks ago:
I block all their domains using my DNS server and won’t ever be tracked by them again.
- Comment on The Internet's Biggest Annoyance:Why Cookie Laws Should Target Browsers, Not Websites 4 weeks ago:
But what about the small blogger, the local restaurant, or the indie developer? For them, it’s another technical and legal headache, forcing them to install clunky, site-slowing plugins just to avoid a potential lawsuit.
As a small time developer, just no. Why would I be installing spyware on my small websites and importing a ton of third-party shit instead of doing things the right way from the beginning? Imagine tracking people to the extreme that you’ve got to resort to fucking popups and having that kind of web property tied to your name.
- Comment on The Internet's Biggest Annoyance:Why Cookie Laws Should Target Browsers, Not Websites 4 weeks ago:
The Reject All button is only there in jurisdictions that require it.
- Comment on Load bearing Tupperware 4 weeks ago:
Well lucky for me they don’t use AWS so I’ve never had to find out. 🥰
- Comment on Load bearing Tupperware 4 weeks ago:
I haven’t used AWS in years. No IPv6 support in S3 in 2017 was the last straw for me. I have to deal with it at work (sometimes) and always laugh when they introduce “new” features like HTTPS records in Route53 like two years late.
- Comment on HBO Max’s Password-Sharing Crackdown Will Start in Earnest in September 4 weeks ago:
I use Tailscale but WireGuard is another great option that’s simpler for more tech-savvy people.
- Comment on Load bearing Tupperware 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, when I can’t access my bank account the first thing I do is “touch grass.” 🥴
- Comment on Load bearing Tupperware 4 weeks ago:
Once per year? I had outages much more often than that on AWS.
- Comment on So admins, hows your instances looking today? 4 weeks ago:
I run a side business and have been AWS-free for years. I love when all my competitors go down during AWS outages — my clients are the only ones still online in their industry.
- Comment on Manic Stew 4 weeks ago:
Impatient Chili
- Comment on Load bearing Tupperware 4 weeks ago:
I laugh every time AWS goes down. That’s what you fucking get, and don’t get me started on
us-east-1specifically. - Comment on Why do video game leaks (such as the huge GTA VI videos leak) cause "low morale" for the staff working on it? 5 weeks ago:
Off the top: imagine buying an amazing present for a loved one and being so excited to give it to them. Now imagine that someone else intentionally buys the same thing and gives it to them right in front of you.
I feel like it’s kind of like that.
- Comment on Some are too young to understand 5 weeks ago:
I know what the acronyms mean. But I refer to them both as hard drive.