It would be really nice too if they implemented Brave's fingerprint randomization, which is obviously not perfect and I'm never going to expect Tor like anonymity, but is far better than most other browsers. Where Mullvad and Tor try to make everyone look the same, Brave randomizes nearly every important fingerprint.
And I know Firefox does this pretty well already, but from the research I did, Brave's fingerprint vector randomization is another level.
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You can get an entire kick ass 2/3 year old mini PC with everything included for the price of a single RPi4, let alone 5. And you don't have to buy any kits or expansions to get full functionality.
Oh and that mini PC will have at least 2 - 3 times the specs of the RPi. It's just not worth it anymore to buy Pis.
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This is obviously a reference to headlines using passive language when it comes to direct actions. So yes, it is dying, but not in some nebulous way.
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Pfff... You kids and your modern day doodads.
Baaaaack in my day, we would carve words into a flat rock and hurl it into the hut of our enemy.
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I have a self bound rule to never do the multi-tile single image ones. Fuck those so much, they're always wrong. I will refresh for as long as it takes to get a grid of smaller images that may also be hard but I at least have some better grasp over.
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I like using libreddit front ends. I don't think they're all called libreddit, but it's a privacy front end that is really nice to use when I need to look at reddit for something.
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Me when I have an cruel, apathetic, black & white world view
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