System1 specifically, which is also mentioned in the article you linked. Privacy Tools has also lost their reputation recently. Privacy Guides is more of the standard now. I know they cleared up their position, but ads and privacy together just doesn’t sit right with me. I’m just glad there’s an alternative.
If they bundled youtube music with it, maybe I’ll consider it. But this lite version will have ads on music and music videos.
They were bought by a shady company a while back.
They were bought by a shady company a while back.
Not allowing you to study more as a result of failing a cert exam seems to be counterintuitive. I guess it would first depend on your current work relationship with your boss. If you have a good relationship and it’s easy to approach them about issues, I’d say ask them directly but respectfully. It would probably help to clarify your proposal (i.e. setting aside 30-60mins maybe at the tail end of your work day, and only on specific days of the week), so you’re just not coming in with a demand. Now obviously you have more pressure to pass the exams to justify it.
No, that is an important distinction. People have different threat models. For most people, privacy without anonymity may suffice (i.e. I don’t mind that you know it’s me, I just don’t want you to see what I’m sending). For others (i.e. journalists, whistleblowers, more privacy-centric individuals), anonymity may be equally important.
Vaporwave and Outrun. They pair well with the cyberpunk aesthetic as well.
They just proxy your queries to google, like startpage, so they just show whatever google returns.
Nice! I’ve been wanting to get off startpage for a while now. This is a perfect replacement.
Makes sense why Trump likes mcdonalds so much.
I make and publish music but not popular enough to live off of it.
Not exactly a map, but here’s an article about some of their underground passages. I don’t think there’s a whole city under the city. Just a network of underpasses that connect buildings, because of the heat and all. Taipei has something similar.
https://thesmartlocal.com/read/underground-passages-singapore/
I used to have armpit length hair. However I developed eczema in the past few years and have to keep my hair short to make it easier to control dandruff. I still keep the hair on the top of my head longer, but have the sides and back shorter (like 7 on the electric clippers).
Reminds me of the time I was at a security conference. Obviously there was a lot of networking going on and a group of people I was talking to decided to connect on linkedin. They were sharing the qr code thing from the app and I said I didn’t have it. At first they thought I wasn’t on linkedin (and were baffled at that), and I had to clarify I HAVE an account but I don’t have the app on my phone. They were confused and I had to explain how much info the app wants to grab. And this was at an application security conference.
On the other hand, some businesses would rather offload the manpower, maintenance, and risk to a service provider instead of doing it on-prem by themselves. Really depends on the business though.
The pandemic really made us skip 2 years of our lives.
I just want the option to opt-out of all of this, just like how some of telemetry can be disabled in settings.
You’ll be hard pressed to find a new car in 2025 that doesn’t have steering wheel controls unless you go out of your way to look for one (if there is any).
Until I finish showering. It’s the last step I do.
I used to drive stick in one of the most dense cities and worst traffic on the planet. My left calf muscle is noticeably larger than my right. Manual is enjoyable and freeing, but at this point I prefer an automatic in urban areas with heavy traffic. The volume knob shifter is still weird though.