Fuuuuck that. The option of anonymity is essential to freedom of expression especially where authoritarianism takes root. Especially important now.

Car wash?

I even remember reading about some of their whinging that he was “unfairly” competing because he wasn’t trying to wring every penny out of it.

Note that Resynthesizer doesn’t replicate a Photoshop feature, it’s the other way around. Resynth came out on 2003. CAF started off as a clone of it.

As someone who hasn’t played it, how so?

Switching to reader mode then reloading worked for me

What’s wrong with it is perfectly obvious: it doesn’t merely ask, it takes the decision away from you.

Edit: and what’s more, Firefox using v2 does ask. So like, what??

Da

Technically speaking, what’s the relationship between the “AT protocol” and the rest of the fediverse, like mastodon and Lemmy?

What library, do you know? Is it using the v8 engine? Because that one is Google also

Anybody with a tldw or should I get an AI summary?

What’s your source for that? I’ve never heard it before

Microsoft controls electron?

I’m sure Amogus and Doom 2 had something to do with it also

This would be so much more of a clear cut case if Apple hadn’t won in Epic’s suit against them for the same reason. That was a bad call, and now with that inconsistency, Google’s argument holds some water.

Is fraunhofer the group that used to / still do sue other organizations over video codec use? I assumed it was a company but apparently not?

Did they say why?

Audit.

https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics-computers/vpn-services/mullvad-ivpn-mozilla-vpn-top-consumer-reports-vpn-testing-a9588707317/

https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2023/8/9/infrastructure-audit-completed-by-radically-open-security https://www.techradar.com/news/mullvad-vpns-servers-have-undergone-an-independent-audit-and-the-results-are-in

https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2022/6/22/vpn-server-audit-found-no-information-leakage-or-logging-of-customer-data

Some of them don’t even log the data required to cooperate with requests. Mullvad is one.

Yep. BIG deficiency in this article. I don’t use a VPN because of shadowy “hackers” who sit in front of their keyboards with a pistol and a balaclava. I use it because ISPs and governments have demonstrated they can’t be trusted.

How about this?

I live in the United States, where I already have no digital privacy, and tunneling my internet traffic through a VPN owned and operated in another country won’t meaningfully improve my privacy or safety

Uh, what? If someone wants my traffic logs in the US, now they have to go through Mullvad, which has a track record of not providing or collecting it.

They don’t even know who I am, much less have all the data that my ISP has about me. So selling it would be pretty useless

Oh last edit: turns out this is the guy who was trying to well ackshually us into thinking Chrome nerfing ad blockers is not a big deal.