They work, but they probably shouldn’t. I use one for url shortening and I love it, whilst its sometimes a pain at the same time.

This is great, use it all the time. It can automatically strip tracking and is endlessly customisable

Not a favourite, but interesting https://f-droid.org/packages/com.fauxx.full/

Generates internet traffic noise to ruin attempts to profile you

Don’t get one if you don’t have any ideas in mind, it’s really not worth it. Unless you have money to burn of course.

Real. Break it down into manageable tasks. Small bits every day. I believe in us all 🙏

I used to use Google Home speaker for a grocery list.
It’s handy but like is that the reason I have an always listening device in my home? Is that all it can do?? That was before they removed features from the list commands. Jesus wept, good riddance

If we don’t want to hard code any conditions, it’s as easy as saying:
“Last save was x seconds ago, any progress since will be lost”
Better UX, easier to add than any if saved in last 5 minutes then continue else…

Don’t worry that wouldn’t happen with such a small battery. You would not feel anything at all.
You can wet your fingers and touch a 9V alkaline as an experiment, or touch that to your tongue - this has more than twice the voltage of the cell typically used in earphones

You can’t get ‘electrocuted’ from an earphone battery, it’s not nearly powerful enough. A car battery (lead-acid) could in some scenarios deliver unpleasant shocks.

I still don’t understand IPv4 fully after all these years, I’m not sure I’ll ever bother with v6 for my hone network.

Muting microphone in a meeting is very different, the point is you don’t want other attendees to hear you, not the meeting software.
Otherwise agreed, the only way this can be 100% trusted is using a hw switch, which we won’t find on any phones and only a handful of laptops.

Agreed! Police will now be going through the streets daily. If they find your front door locked, you’re going on a list, because you’re clearly hiding something.

Walking provides many, many other health benefits too, it’s super important (assuming the person is otherwise not very active).

Where do you find changelogs? The updates always say something generic like ‘improved security’, which is really annoying. I can’t find any list of what specifically has changed

Yeah, more specifically it runs headless by default, browser requires an additional chromium container. Perfectly usable without in most (of my) use cases

Depends if your outgoing is a local address or if you’re going through a vpn.
I rarely run into the issue on the former, almost always on the latter.
I think there’s a way to hook a solver on top of it, but I could be mistaken, haven’t done so myself.

I hope it doesn’t say as I didn’t bother to check - how do free projects get money for audits like this?

The world needs to see how it works to learn from our past errors and move forward as a society

Please elaborate on why that’s not an issue with Firefox?
A site getting my physical position is creepy to say the least, I don’t want to have entire behaviour profiles built for me based on such data, not to mention that any unnecessary exposed data helps fingerprint us across the internet.
Am I missing something?

We need to grift MAGA for charity. Everyone wins