chippyty

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by chippyty 2y ago
One thing is flagging (just like this), another thing is showing a different version of the site based on the user, the latter is scammy and is meant to give users the felling that their post is there (while it's not) but no one is loo
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by chippyty 2y ago
What about this? https://blog.icecatbrowser.org/blog/20231221/application-net... This was also hidden...
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by chippyty 2y ago
I believe this was my last interaction with this service. Thanks for hiding my contributions, i'm done.
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by chippyty 2y ago
A link aggregator that can decide which links to show. It wasn't anything controversial just a video showing unsolicited connections made by firefox, to support my theory that browsers developers contribute to mass surveillance.
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by chippyty 2y ago
Can you see it?
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by chippyty 2y ago
this was the url: https://blog.icecatbrowser.org/blog/20240702/what-does-firef...
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by chippyty 2y ago
I'm gonna comment next with the url i was trying to promote and see if others can see it too
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by chippyty 2y ago
But it was just posted, and it never showed up on my phone. I suspect there is more to this and I'm having very bad feelings about HN Now.
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by chippyty 2y ago
Please help me out here, otherwise i will have to think that HN is against free speech
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Ask HN: Why I can see some of my posts only if I'm logged in?
2 points by chippyty 2y ago|16 comments
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by chippyty 2y ago
Just let go on these spyware. Use Jami! https://jami.net/
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by chippyty 2y ago
Report to facebook for? Facebook has no authority in this, except to remove them from their contents. Facebook has instead a board of greedy people who want to maximize their income, regardless.
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by chippyty 2y ago
It probably is a way of circumventing some browser settings that like: ``` Isolate requests to First Party domains ``` It doesn't sound right, and honestly i don't need to tell you that they can change the contents there whenever
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Ask HN: Will running a search on many engines decrease the value of tracking?
1 points by chippyty 2y ago|0 comments
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by chippyty 3y ago
Also on codeberg/chippy
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by chippyty 3y ago
New version 115.7.0esr for GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac
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by chippyty 3y ago
You mean make Bind capable of creating TXT records for letsencrypt?
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by chippyty 3y ago
Yes, Mailinabox works surprisingly well, not to mention that it takes care even of requesting and deploying SSL Certificates.
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by chippyty 3y ago
Did you use a turnkey solution like Mailinabox or Ireadmail?
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by chippyty 3y ago
I never got blacklisted using the same domain and server for more that 4 years now. What was your provider? Sometimes you get an ip address that is blacklisted already... I use Hetzner or Privex
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by chippyty 3y ago
I personally self host - email - a couple meta search engines (librex and searxng) - a couple of invidious instances - an xmpp server for chatting with friends - an openvpn instances - tor as dns resolver - pihole as dns blocker (even local
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Ask HN: Do You Self Host?
4 points by chippyty 3y ago|20 comments
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by chippyty 3y ago
Gnu Icecat, so far the only one that does not connect to anything except what the user types in address bar.
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by chippyty 3y ago
If having someone reading your email is ok to you, then having some AI reading your email must be the biggest security upgrade in years. from a self hosted person this sounds hilarious, what do you think? Why don't you self host your e
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I made Gnu Icecat for Win64 available via winget
4 points by chippyty 3y ago|1 comments
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by chippyty 3y ago
Indeed, i have to say at first that Gnu cannot endorse me although they know that I'm trying to distribute binary builds and installer for all major platform, they are OK with that and using the product name. I also make available the
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by chippyty 3y ago
I quit facebook, and voila' my privacy concerns are gone at once. I also quit whatsapp. I self host my email since years, so i don't have to use other people computers and let them read my emails. I also self host an xmpp server f
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by chippyty 3y ago
Hi, I thought that some of you guys would like to use Gnu Icecat, but don't have time to build it yourself. Here we go, and ask me anything about the project.
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GNU Icecat for Windows, Mac and Linux(icecatbrowser.org)
5 points by chippyty 3y ago|3 comments
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by chippyty 3y ago
https://www.fsf.org/

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