purplemonkeymad
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- Comment on Water Snek 1 week ago:
Ah sorry, I was slightly off, they used their own embedded browser in the app. So your external browser does not save the history as it was not used.
krausefx.com/…/ios-privacy-instagram-and-facebook…
Yea didn’t realise it was just an image, I was responding to the “doesn’t show in history” comment.
- Comment on Water Snek 1 week ago:
In case you are interested, facebook now opens links in a site of thier’s, but it contains an embedded window of the site you were linked to. This means that facebook can follow any other links you follow while on that site. It has the site effect of you not visiting that site but instead facebook’s “hidden window” shows in the history.
It has no practical reason to exist other than allowing them to gather more data.
Some mobile browsers might have an add-in to auto-break you out of the window.
- Comment on GOG’s Freedom To Buy Campaign Gives Away Controversial Games For Free To Protest Censorship 1 week ago:
They no longer require authy for time based codes, so I would update to use an authenticator app when you next get in.
- Comment on oh no 3 weeks ago:
You still need to send the acks when downloading. If the upload is saturated then you will still have issues downloading stuff, as either the acks are delayed or dropped.
- Comment on WhatsApp Deploys AI, for Those Incapable of Comprehending Straightforward Messages From Their Friends and Family 1 month ago:
So is this the reason that I see massive full page ads saying that WhatsApp is secure? They are worried that introducing ai will make everyone worried it can read all the messages? Or is it that just that they now have a way to read your messages?
- Comment on Dots! 1 month ago:
According to your table, it’s not as bad as that, just not a good idea.
- Comment on Reminder that you do not own digital games 1 month ago:
I’ll give them props that they are going to refund owners for the bit they can, I would have expected most stores so to go “oh well! we have been ordered to remove it, sucks to be you.”
- Comment on Anon finally gets a gf 1 month ago:
Have a look for a local one, you’ll probably have an upfront cost for analysis, but they should be able to give you a cost estimate after they look at it. Good ones will always give you the opportunity to say no and stop trying, either due to cost or if you want it back.
I would think you can get the analysis for less than 150 USD or equivalent.
That said, if it was grinding or screaming when you turned it on, the data is probably already gone.
- Comment on A man attempted to transfer files from his Commodore 64 to his Apple computer. 1984 1 month ago:
The printed sheets on the wall looks a bit too good as well.
- Comment on Are most people who avoid turn signals do it to feel more normal? (Imitating their parents, avoiding perceived stupidity of using turn signals when it seems useless, etc) 2 months ago:
Saving it for what? If they are not using it anyway it’s not going to get used later either.
- Comment on Who did this 😂😂😂 2 months ago:
I see people be like “can we use b: for the backup drive” and it just feels wrong.
- Comment on WHERE ARE MY PRECISION SCREWDRIVERS 2 months ago:
Actually looks like an anti removal screw. The inner edges of the plus are sloped, but only in the direction to unscrew.
- Comment on You can now use authenticator apps to keep your GOG account secure! 2 months ago:
Thanks, and added.
Although it would have been nice if I could “upgrade” from email based 2step instead of having to disable it.
- Comment on Sure thing, website, my name is Gabe Newell 2 months ago:
I always use info@ and then whatever domain I’m visiting. If they want to send emails to it, then they best be putting up with it themselves.
- Comment on My password is not accepted because it is too long 2 months ago:
Only by very badly designed systems. Most are not truncated but hashed. Those hashes are much longer than 8 characters.
- Comment on Fucking google did it again, they "fixed" something that never broken. This time they make thumbnails way too big even with 70% zoom 2 months ago:
There are some other ways posted in the comments, but I used an Extension called Stylus and added the following to youtube.com:
@-moz-document url-prefix("https://www.youtube.com/") { ytd-rich-item-renderer{ --ytd-rich-grid-items-per-row: 5; } }
- Comment on Fucking google did it again, they "fixed" something that never broken. This time they make thumbnails way too big even with 70% zoom 2 months ago:
I got this a while ago, it made me find the css variable and set it back. I have 5 across now, but could set it higher if I wanted.
You still get a few gaps where the shorts would be, if I didn’t block those as well.
- Comment on This not a Meme but the spectral view of "Barcode Brothers - Tele" a song from 2008, how many DTMF code tones can you find? 2 months ago:
Iirc, if you use a non-linear scale, it comes out properly as his face.
- Comment on Unsubscribe page that crashes when you try to unsubscribe 3 months ago:
Not that I think it’s right, but double check your ad blocker didn’t block the request. Often they use the same services as ad companies.
- Comment on Bluesky may soon add blue check verification 3 months ago:
Coming from a technical side, I don’t think that would be difficult. It’s not like you would have to hand control of the subdomain over to them, DNS verification codes can just be given to those who’s control the domain, they are public information. But that’s just my opinion.
Thanks for the info.
- Comment on Bluesky may soon add blue check verification 3 months ago:
I thought that was the point of the domain verification for your handle? That way you can be verified as you have the same handle as your official website or business.
- Comment on Satisfactory now has controller support, so there’s no excuse for your bad lines 4 months ago:
PC for the Game, Laptop for Satisfactory Modeller, tablet for wiki, and a paper notepad and pen for writing down numbers.
- Comment on WWYD 4 months ago:
That might not rule out hidden variables, the position of the lever should be determined by the polarisation of photons from the other side of the universe. That way you can at least rule out local variables.
- Comment on New Youtube Web Update Requires HTML5 Canvas 5 months ago:
It’s probably more of a scale thing, going a conversation server side need CPU time, if it can be done prior to upload then server time is reduced. I think a lot of websites do client side processing so they can do more requests per server instance.
- Comment on Good morning I choose creativity and recycling. 5 months ago:
I like those 6, but was not the mnemonic that was advertised around me. In general the order follows the life cycle of the minerals, so reduce is first as it means you dig up less. Reuse/repair is after it has been dug up, so less goes to disposal.
- Comment on Good morning I choose creativity and recycling. 5 months ago:
I would argue that repair is part of re-use, since you are allowing it to be used again. So would be part of the second r. The first r is reduce, which would boil down to: if you already have one, don’t buy another. It’s more effective to not need the resources in the first place.
- Comment on Please create a non-secure password. 7 months ago:
The point of having a high entropy password is to protect against hackers brute forcing a leaked database of hashes.
I don’t think you need to worry about that in this case, the special character restriction suggests to me that they don’t hash it.
- Comment on We need to go back! Back to the terminal! 7 months ago:
Vim is a TUI, that’s basically the same, they should be writing that config file using echo, sed and redirects!
- Comment on Some Older PC games I have, just wanted to share. 7 months ago:
I can’t believe someone else got gunman chronicles. Although mine looks more like a half life cover than yours.
Rtcw is also my goto memory whenever someone mentions Wolfenstein. The modded 64 player servers were a blast despite the lag.
- Comment on Desks 8 months ago:
Yea, the concentration of energy trapped in matter is immense. People say matter is energy and e=mc^2 but you really have to do the calculations to see how much work that c squared is doing. A small grain of sand is probably more energy than the largest bomb, but the hard part is converting that matter into energy.
A hydrogen bomb (even bigger than a nuke,) converts less than a percent of the matter in the bomb to energy.