Batman8675309

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by Batman8675309 9d ago
Just run your browser in a secured VM and you won't have to basically kill the experience to be able to use it.
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by Batman8675309 9d ago
Pale Moon? That doesn't even have sandboxing? Why?
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by Batman8675309 9d ago
How would you expect your AI to build you a more secure browser than Microsoft or Google could?
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by Batman8675309 9d ago
What are the easiest ways of doing so though? I'm running Windows Sandbox on Windows, and MacOS has Bromure. What's the easiest for Linux? KVM?
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by Batman8675309 12d ago
uBO stops exploits? Source?
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by Batman8675309 1mo ago
FYI Thorium is updated once every 3 months or so. Not exactly the safest thing in the world.
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by Batman8675309 2mo ago
Man I love this kind of "evidence" that can't be dismissed, that is ultimately just a big "just trust me bro".
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by Batman8675309 2mo ago
Some would argue that's the same thing these days.
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by Batman8675309 6mo ago
Just a few years ago this was about to change in Sweden. But they didn't change it, because "women should be able to look up the men that they date".
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
A theory is that it just might have something to do with the shootings and bombings. Just a thought.
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
Indeed. What would they do if he refused? Would they cancel his account over tracking pixels?
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
Said E2EE is mobile only and completely unavailable in group chats
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
Yes. Let's switch to an app with Russian connections that has actively refused to implement E2EE for over a decade now.
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
And with Europe you mean a single country, Spain?
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by Batman8675309 8mo ago
Most if not all of their attacks are inexcusable. Calling a competing OS, CalyxOS, nazi sympathizers is unacceptable and when I first read that I started seeing the red flags. Nothing is open about GrapheneOS aside from the source code. We
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by Batman8675309 10mo ago
Still down for me.
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by Batman8675309 11mo ago
The average person is literally never encountering malware on either platform.
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by Batman8675309 11mo ago
Why would they want goodwill when they can run propaganda campaigns against this instead?
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by Batman8675309 11mo ago
I don't see how LLMs could pump stuff like this out anytime soon. Especially when you'll have defensive LLMs around that time. If anything else, this just shows that we need more layered security for everything, even the ancient p
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by Batman8675309 11mo ago
44% AI on that page. I'm looking forward to the day where every review will be AI generated... sigh.
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by Batman8675309 11mo ago
They are building their own device trees now.
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
What are some examples of it being racist?
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
>You can't have a cake and eat it. That is usually how it's done, yes.
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
Yeah talk about clickbait.
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
> They should be investing like crazy to make Safari the best browser out there instead of just relying on their monopole. And why the fuck is there no Windows version to make their iOS users happy? Simple. Apple doesn't want you to
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
Proton isn’t giving up VPN users. It’s giving up mail users. There’s a huge legal difference.
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by Batman8675309 1y ago
Because they can. I've encountered plenty of pages like this and it would seem that doing so is risk free.
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by Batman8675309 2y ago
Thorium is regularly 3 months behind on updates Iridium brings me to a 404 when I try to download it for MacOS Sadly, neither seem like good options.
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by Batman8675309 4y ago
>that'll stop getting OS updates in a year or two. Buy better phones then? Samsung and Google both offer 5 years of updates now. >after 3-4 years it's completely unsupported by anything and bordering on unusable No they aren
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by Batman8675309 4y ago
168 months? That's more than some rapists and murderers get, holy cow!

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