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- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 10 hours ago:
It worth okay for me.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 10 hours ago:
Why not? If more people use onion router the network only becomes better.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 10 hours ago:
You are correct that Tor is not as convenient. I use Tor Regularly but I use another browsers if I need to login. Sometimes I have to restart Tor Browser because of blocks.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 21 hours ago:
The NSA wasn’t able to break Tor fundamentally, even with spanning numerous exit nodes to intercept traffic, and high-scale traffic correlation between enter and exit nodes
“We will never be able to de-anonymize all Tor users all the time.” It continues: “With manual analysis we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users,” and says the agency has had “no success de-anonymizing a user in response” to a specific request.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 22 hours ago:
I’m surprised to read the whole thread and nobody mentioned that TorBrowser is the goat for daily anonymous browsing.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 23 hours ago:
LibreWolf doesn’t update itself on OSes other than Linux, it’s a security nightmare for an average person.
- Comment on Moisturize me 3 months ago:
If you’d replace the word ‘flattened’ with the specific term ‘unwrapped’ it’s starting to make even more sense.
- Comment on $80 for Borderlands 4 too costly? Randy Pitchford says, "If you're a real fan, you'll find a way to make it happen" 9 months ago:
While working on Borderlands 3, the team was severely underpaid. People started quitting, so Randy promised them an “unprecedented company profit-sharing bonus model.” That never got paid—he blamed “higher-than-anticipated development costs and sales not meeting projections.” Borderlands 3 went GOTY, a few dozens millions copies sold. Randy secured a $12M executive bonus for himself. When staff expressed dissatisfaction, Pitchford told them they were free to quit. This was in the middle of the pandemic, and the job market was absolute crap.