ironfox is not a brand new browser, but a soft fork like librewolf, always kept up to date. what it removes is the garbage google components, nothing useful is removed as I know. it even has a couple additional settings related to privacy, and Unified Push support for some reason I could not yet figure out

which I presume is nowhere close to feature equivalent to Firefox.

why do you presume that?

oh don’t you worry, it won’t. Because those who refuse the surveillance will face the highest prices.

recently I bought something in a shop I rarely go to. plenty of things they sold for two times the price if you didn’t have a member card.

doesn’t matter when it can’t be determined whether it transmits anything or not. if this is the future, then it is very dark.

its interesting when people seem to intentionally misunderstand statements.

I’m not a fan, but obviously, AI on the desktop is not about the CLI and bash, which are not the desktop.

I hope it will be that way. in the end it could be the incentive to improve accessibility and UI automation tools for wayland.

I don’t think this is a problem. these data structures have become semi-standard,and they are working fibe, aren’t they? should they just change it for change’s sake, so that all clients and servers need to implement compatibility code? the problem with lemmy developers is not these standards they have created

“what are those? I only know duplavé.”

my voyager has counted badly few updoots to you for that!

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piefed is not a derivative. It’s not a fork. It’s a completely different project, in a very different programming language even.

neither does it implement specifically lemmy’s data structures. its not compatible with lemmy specifically. piefed implements activitypub, and is compatible with activitypub servers. activitypub is not lemmy.

But seems like you cannot do it with your own Facebook account.

what causes the limitation? the posts are readable to all registered users

protonmail too

wasn’t there a DB conversion document?

which means can change the DNS servers in the router for a mitm Attack if the default password hasn’t been changed (and nobody changes that)

or if the device can succesfully spoof DHCP offers. perhaps crashing the real one, or just being faster somehow

as an ad company they know that perfectly well

so, only the most expensive phones not even my small company will afford

right, but that’s less of a problem

well, for us