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Seems to be working fine with ublock turned on
Seems to be working fine with ublock turned on
This looks really good! Thanks for suggesting this.
Discord is not FOSS and is a privacy nightmare.
Oh yes, I have heard a lot of cases like this related to freenom. They deactivate domains that get traction and resell them at a premium (mostly to spammy ad networks that hoard domains).
Never thought of this possibility. This is really interesting.
I still use them for my TV and AC remotes, flashlights and wall clocks.
I never realised that many people don’t need to use it anymore.
Here is the original thread he posted https://lemmy.world/post/1522014 (https://kbin.social/m/steamdeck@sopuli.xyz/t/200799/Help-Lemmy-Air-Pods-Pro-2-won-t-connect-to-my)
Everyone in that Telegram group, including her, needs help.
I use Firefox with ublock origin and haven’t seen it yet.
Common Firefox W
Also I am happy that they chose fedia.io to open their instance and not kbin.social. kbin really need to spread out more.
Which device doesn’t run VLC?
But Telegram also have access to more info about its users, considering that messages are not end to end encrypted by default, than Signal does of its. This means that Telegram can share any data it wants, its users are just hoping that it won’t. In the case of Signal, they don’t have access to any meaningful data in the first place. Also leaving these here:
https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat/
https://tech.hindustantimes.com/tech/news/russian-court-directs-telegram-to-share-encryption-keys-to-access-users-messaging-data-story-1ZhjHvyTQJ89RhhNnp4bGL.html
This is third place I am posting this to, but whatever:
When the Twitter migration happened, a lot of folks got overenthusiastic about the idea of the fediverse and started setting up their own Mastodon instances, despite having little to no experience with selfhosting before.
A lot of such instances have since shut down as they realised the amount of efforts that actually needs into hosting such a platform, especially instances with open registrations. However, a large number of them did survive and are now thriving.
Has the growth rate slowed? Sure, just like it is expected happen after a sudden influx. But it is false to say that Mastodon growth has stalled. Instead, the phrase I would use is ‘stabilized’. Mastodon growth has stabilized into a healthy level as user growth is now happening more organically. Some stats below:
12,808,214 accounts +217,864 in the last week
Stats on most active instances:
By number of users:
https://i.postimg.cc/fb6FyY89/Screenshot-20230625-121432-Firefox.jpgBy number of posts:
https://i.postimg.cc/cCWbM0y1/Screenshot-20230625-121509-Firefox.jpgHow can anyone look at these numbers and say that the growth has stalled?
This will happen. A lot of people did this initially in Mastodon, but it just resulted in feeds getting spammed by reposts from Twitter and drowning out actual posts. Most such users just ended up getting blocked, and others stopped reposting blindly on the fear of getting blocked. My mastodon feed looks so much better without those annoying reposts.
You will find some good options here https://www.privacyguides.org/en/multi-factor-authentication/#authenticator-apps
Its one of the first things I install too! A really efficient piece of software!
Yes, I should really switch to Aegis. andOTP has been working well for me though.
You can customize the Firefox UI entirely by making modifications to userChrome.CSS.
And there are some really good addons for tab management in Firefox.