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rfr A neat proof of concept, but this seems like a massive step backwards in terms of security and privacy.A neat proof of concept, but this seems like a massive step backwards in terms of security and privacy.
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Comment on Milk: White poison or healthy drink? in ~food
rfr Too bad they didn't mention anything about A1/A2 beta-casein.Too bad they didn't mention anything about A1/A2 beta-casein.
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Comment on Any custom themes using Stylus? in ~tildes
rfr Check out the customization wiki article for more userstyles. Some might be out of date.Check out the customization wiki article for more userstyles. Some might be out of date.
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Comment on What should I do with all my old tech junk? in ~tech
rfr SSDs and other nand flash should be physically destroyed to ensure sensitive data cannot be leaked. https://superuser.com/a/856491SSDs and other nand flash should be physically destroyed to ensure sensitive data cannot be leaked. https://superuser.com/a/856491
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Comment on <deleted topic> in ~tildes
rfr It's possible to do that already with uBlock Origin (filters based on css selectors) or Stylus (userstyle css). ! Hide comment vote button/count (YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE WITH UBLOCK ON)...It's possible to do that already with uBlock Origin (filters based on css selectors) or Stylus (userstyle css).
! Hide comment vote button/count (YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE WITH UBLOCK ON) tildes.net##button.btn-post-action[name="vote"] ! Hide topic vote button/count (YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE WITH UBLOCK ON) tildes.net##button.topic-voting ! Hide a specified user's vote count (intended for oneself) tildes.net##article.topic[data-topic-posted-by="rfr"] > div.topic-voting tildes.net##.comment-itself:has(> header > .link-user:has-text(/^rfr$/)) > div.comment-votes
More filters and instructions on how to use them at https://unofficial-tildes-wiki.gitlab.io/tech/customizing-tildes#custom-filters
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Comment on What rural America has to teach us in ~life
rfr Recently some news sites like nytimes and latimes stopped working with outline. E.g. this article shows "url not supported" https://outline.com/5KcsVTRecently some news sites like nytimes and latimes stopped working with outline. E.g. this article shows "url not supported" https://outline.com/5KcsVT
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Comment on What do you Tildians think of Atom? in ~comp
rfr It looks like that is the maintainer's goal https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/ae7ef6/comment/ednq9hzIt looks like that is the maintainer's goal https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/ae7ef6/comment/ednq9hz
Hopefully a higher quality editor justifies a modest price-tag - my vision for Oni 2 is that we can get the speed/performance of Sublime, language ecosysten/integration/tooling of VSCode, and the modal editing experience of (neo)vim - in one package. We didn't achieve this yet with Oni 1.
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Comment on Who are some interesting people or organisations to follow on Mastodon and the Fediverse? in ~tech
rfr Lain, one of the developers of Pleroma is a pretty interesting person. Check out the Diaspora developer's interview with them...Lain, one of the developers of Pleroma is a pretty interesting person.
Check out the Diaspora developer's interview with them https://medium.com/we-distribute/blushy-crushy-fediverse-idol-a-chat-with-lain-about-pleroma-4ff578b99752
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Governments Are Spending Billions on Software They Can Get with Freedom
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The 26,000-year astronomical monument hidden in plain sight
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Comment on I cut Google out of my life. It screwed up everything in ~tech
rfr (edited )LinkInteresting that the Yale lecturer was using CopperheadOS, but nobody should be using Copperhead at this point in time. The last version from Daniel Micay (the technical lead behind CopperheadOS,...Interesting that the Yale lecturer was using CopperheadOS, but nobody should be using Copperhead at this point in time. The last version from Daniel Micay (the technical lead behind CopperheadOS, now working on Android Hardening with sample AOSP builds now available) is horribly out of date and the current OS by that company is not developed with security in mind.
For more information on why one shouldn't use the product offered by the Copperhead company:
Last post "Goodbye" by /u/strncat (Daniel Micay's suspended account)
"Stop Using This", a post on the Copperhead subreddit warning about the risks of remaining on the last build Daniel pushed out plus a response from Daniel's new account /u/DanielMicay. -
Comment on Filtering specific users in ~tildes
rfr (edited )LinkOutdated. This comment originally had a list of uBlock filters which allowed people to hide a bunch of things on Tildes. See below. 2 Feb 2019: FYI due to the latest changes you need to update...Outdated.
See the unofficial wikiThis comment originally had a list of uBlock filters which allowed people to hide a bunch of things on Tildes. See below.
2 Feb 2019: FYI due to the latest changes you need to update your topic filters!
21 Apr 2020: In case anyone didn't know, Tildes has its own wikis editable by any user who asks Deimos for editing privileges. Please check out the latest uBlock filters on the wiki!
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Bitwarden Completes Third-party Security Audit
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Why I sold my Magic the Gathering collection to fund Arcmage
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Now Is the Time to Start Planning for the Post-Android World
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Credit freezes are free: Let the ice age begin
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Life as a North Korean living in the South
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The unpacked extension doesn't work for regular profiles since Chromium forbids loading folders beginning with an underscore.
The work-around is as follows:
Don't lose the
.pem
key or else you will need to back up your settings and uninstall the old version of the extension before upgrading.