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Firefox started blocking YouTube ads without plugins?
You can also set it to
Grandma isn’t going to go into security settings. I really with FF would just make it the default on install.
Everything in that list can easily be made the same, but they’re not the same without some basic knowledge of wanting it.
The real good: Baked in Youtube ad-blocking with a full dev team playing keep up with youtube Better at anti-fingerprinting Built-in mediocre TOR support.
The real bad: They will sell your data. They will sell your data from their VPN
The rest of their bad is optional. Don’t use them for search and don’t use their crypto.
If you’re going to use them, at least keep a fully equivalently outfitted copy of firefox, you don’t want to get stuck if they finally decide to turn full evil.
We just don’t unplug anything ever. We usually have an room that’s on a wall switch near the lights.
Be careful what you wish for though
No, I’m calling BS. They’ll impeach anyone they think they can get away with it on. They investigated the shit out of Biden. They’re not being held back by some for of fear of tit for tat decorum. That’s wildly inaccurate.
For it to succeed, it would require congress to agree which they won’t because they’re conspiriting. And if it did get him out, then we get Vance who is also a Nazi. Protest, Resist, put up an fight, and wait in hopes that he’s bad enough that the right and left people can field some half decent candidates and stop being nazi’s
Alternatively, we’re now making/selling a lot of armbands.
Ohh that’s a rough ass flight for a teen :) good luck over there!
Honestly, you just need to pick a video on follow along these days. There’s a load of YouTube videos out there that take you step by step.
Lewis rosman recently put out a 14-hour mega video of doing everything, well he might have made some controversial choices, The outcome is quite comprehensive.
yup, he’s anti-conspiracy which is correct.
it wasn’t a conspiracy that was proved to be a conspiracy
Definition 1: a theory that explains an event or set of circumstances as the result of a secret plot by usually powerful conspirators
Definition 2: a theory asserting that a secret of great importance is being kept from the public
The point here is that a lab leak is no longer a debunked conspiracy theory.
You want a conspiracy theory? Republicans have a narrative to drive and they’re in all the committees and are still running several of those agencies. There’s a disagreement at best that it did or didn’t happen while the people investigating have a stated agenda. That is not, by definition. Debunked or Debunking.
This is what people always say when
See definition 1 and 2
However McDonald’s does force their franchises to buy a particular piece of equipment that breaks easily
See definition 1 and 2
Definition: a theory that explains an event or set of circumstances as the result of a secret plot by usually powerful conspirators
also : a theory asserting that a secret of great importance is being kept from the public
Those aren’t all conspiracy theories. Those aren’t all even true
The Wuhan findings led by a Republican Inquisition team with an agenda and is hotly contested.
Remote car hacking was never a conspiracy theory. It’s a vulnerability, it’s not there on purpose or put there by a super secret plot. It wouldn’t even make sense as a conspiracy theory.
McDonald’s doesn’t break their ice cream machines on purpose. J.M. Taylor just refused to give them access to reset system errors related to real problems and operation.
Hardly anyone ever says mysql is better. Postgres has a lot of nice features, But they’re still a hell of a lot more people out there with mySQL experience.
If for some reason you really want to go mysql I would urge you to look into percona and percona tools. It’s incredibly fast super optimized. The tools let you do backups that my sequel could only dream of.
That said, if you don’t have any strong needs for mySQL, and you don’t have any experience with it I would probably start picking up postgres.
This should go both ways. What about
The only one of those that was seriously surprising was Prism. We didn’t expect the tech to be able to exist yet. It was one of those “if you put enough money into it you can do it” buckets.
OP’s examples are literally impossible.
consults voting results
Some say this may have already happened.
Yes! That was the other thing I wanted to include, but I couldn’t remember the name or search for it, so I wrote it off as a fever dream!
I used to love it, it could look a lot like c, or you could do crap like
$_=<<'';y;\r\n;;d;$_=pack'b*',$_;$_=eval;$@&&die$@;$_
Admittedly, they’re trying to obfuscate it, but even unpacking it a bit, it looks alien.
It’s like learning Perl back in the day, then needing to learn use strict;
7th gen intel, 96GB mismatched ram, 4 used 10TB HDD, one 12 with a broken sata connector that only works because it’s sitting just right in a sled. A couple of 14’s one M.2 and two sataSSD. It’s running Unraid with 2 VM’s (plex and Home Assistant), one of which has corrupted itself 3 times. A 1080 and a 2070.
I can get several streams off it at once, but not while it’s running parity check and it can’t handle 4k transcoding.
It’s not horrible, but I couldn’t do what I do now with less :)
Best of luck with it, logging’s always a severe pain in the ass.
No I get what you’re asking for I’m just mentioning that sometimes it’s easier to use an application that can read multiple formats than it is to try to finagle everything back into one format.
I’m not sure about your exact ask, I’d probably head towards setting up logstash and elasticsearch. It might be overkill for your needs though.
I honestly really like what they do with the fingerprinting. But it’s just a straight trade. Now amazon can’t follow me directly, but Brave will certainly sell Amazon the info that I shopped at Home Depot looking for discontinued air filters :)
FF fingerprinting with UO and privacy badger are by no means bad, they are actually quite acceptable.