ne0sapi3n

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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   I left for Chrome in a way via Brave. Brave is based on Chrome minus being owned by the All-Seeing-Eye Company in Mountainview.
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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   Apparently not. Would there be a way via settings to just explicitly blacklist?
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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   The bug in the first place. That we can't easily rollback this "upgrade" as well.
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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   >Surely Mozilla, the privacy advocate
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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   Typing this from a new Brave install. Just switched from Firefox after their handling of this.
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   by ne0sapi3n 7y ago

   > 20 years ago they pretended that their Deep Blue chess engine was in all their IT products [citation needed] IBM did not do this, though funding the Deep Thought team from CMU was cheaper than a Super Bowl commercial and brought more d
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   by ne0sapi3n 8y ago

   This would be so cool on an XBox!
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   by ne0sapi3n 8y ago

   None of those examples remotely resemble the G+ issues and subsequent shuttering.
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   by ne0sapi3n 8y ago

   Would you think that a company ought to publish at least the security bugs that make them end the service? Your straw man is ridiculous.
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    by ne0sapi3n 8y ago

    Simply pointing out the leader of the department at fault. In my humble opinion, this is useful for holding bad government actors responsible.
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    by ne0sapi3n 8y ago

    HUD Secretary at the time was Julian Castro. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Castro