PG mention that the solution his friend used wasn't any good. How does the best system there is out today work? And what different solutions are there?
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But if you have an adblocker and tracking protection like in uBlock Origin and Firefox, it feels it then does not make any sense. You would just send alot of data to trackers, even if its just garbage, and it would just waste your broad band. It clicks on things that would be blocked with an adblocker.
My question is, make AdNauseam any sense when you block ads and trackers (use uBO and Firefox (Strict Enhanced Tracking Protection)? Or is it just useful if you want to have ads, but not want to be profiled by trackers?
Can you or someone else elaborate way it would be more secure? I dont quite follow or see the benefit.
In other words: What I want to do is to use one of the Firefox web browsers to connect to my normal ISP and the others traffic to go thru MULLVAD VPN. I know about "split tunnel", but it does not feel optimal, because every single app must be deselected no to use VPN, to just make one web browser use the VPN. And if you want to run another app thru VPN, you must remember to activate it, not only turn on the VPN tunnel. So is there any way an extension could connect Firefox to Mullvad VPN directly or configure some proxies in Firefox that connects to Mullvad VPN app or similar?
When there is examples of entanglement, it is always between two particles. But if I understand QC right, every qubit must be entangled with each other.
1a - Thus this mean that "particles" can be entangled, not only to one "particle", but to many at the same time? Or are they entangled in series or something?
It is often talk about that qubits need to be entangled in a QC, but never how this is done.
1b - So how is the entanglement between different qubits done in practice in a real QC?
As I understand QC you dont get a absolute answer, just a probability it is the right answer. And because of this you have to run the "simulation" many times to verify the answer. As I also understand is that when you read out the state of an qubit the quantum state collapse and so does it do for all the other qubits.
2a - Thus this mean that to read out the answer from all qubits, you always need to run, at minimum, as many simulations as there is qubits in the QC? That after the first run you read out the state of the first qubit, after the second run you read out the next qubit and so on until you have a state from all qubits for that simulation and then you combine them to a final anwser?
2b - How many times must you actually run a simulation in a QC to get an answer?
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Even do I would like there were more addons to choose from as default I can understand Mozillas choice here. And that is that most addons are not design for android and they would not work or give a very bad UX. So for many non tech savvy standard users, that just would be frustrated and blame Firefox, this decision can make sense to select god and popular addons they know works well.
But it would be great if more addons could be added ofcourse, and that Mozilla could have some design guidelines for new addons that they should work for both desktop and mobile (where it make sense). And mark in the addon store which addons that are design for both. Or maybe have a simple setting in Firefox for android that is for advanced users, there they could add any addon, but first they have to check a box that they understand that the addon may not work correctly on a smartphone.
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Feels like there must be alot of limitations, like not for profit, limited bandwidth/pageviews per month, and must be github project oriented etc or?
I see postgres like a tractor. It's the most important machine and you can attach alot of different equipment's to get alot of jobs done. Some times you notice a task need a specific machine that the tractor is not suited for, then you invest in that machine. To invest in all specialized machines from the beginning just because they can do one single job better than the tractor is not an efficient way of farming, there is a price to have all those machines too, that does not necessarily result in a better outcome.
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I even have a relocation Mozilla also have mentioning this, and if I remember correctly it was like 99% of the time people blamed Firefox it was a actually an addon that was the problem.
Why the electricity is expensive is because the electrical grid is connected to northen europe and the expensive prices there makes the prices also goes up in Sweden because it is the same market.
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