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This is why I do not use any chromium based browsers. Firefox is a solid browser with none of this interferance by a monopolistic advertising company.

"About this Project

This interactive book is a product of the Runestone Interactive Project at Luther College, led by Brad Miller and David Ranum. There have been many contributors to the project"

also, wow that is an obsene amount of libraries they use: https://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fspectrum.ieee.org%2fdis...

Microsoft websites are bad for this too. Not sure if is deliberate, as it used to be a dark pattern back in the IE days.

these devices are way more insidious though, a gps/mobile tracker would have more limitations due to it being less able to be hidden and less mobile.

Basically this is to stop stalking, where a partner or stranger is using these devices to secretly track the victim.

a much easier way is to convert the email address into html entities. It then displays and can be copied, but the actual source code doesnt have the email address.

For now at least, reddit doesnt seem to have all those dark patterns you see on say FB (forced refresh if you turn your screen off on mobile, minimum and deliberately bad moderating).

30 to go it seems https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2024/4/19/boeing-subject-o...

As always, an example output (or at least easily discoverable output) would really help.

As a dev I second this. Dev's are usually far removed from any knowledge of design, hopefully that changes.

I doubt much will end up public, as most vpns have a zero retention policy, so that leaves the NSA being able to track things at a lower level.

it would be the end of their business if they did, as they have a strict no retention policy. This would mean they are lying to all their customers, so it is not going to happen.

Yep, a recent FB ad for clothing I tried to buy was a fake scam company. I had to cancel my card. Youtube ads sometimes have wierd 30m cult-like ads.

there are maybe gonna be a lot of mis-spelled pull requests and confusion.

This will have huge benifits for Linux ISO images, in reducing there size by using this instead of squashfs.

Yeah, although I do like RCS, for instance my network dragged their heals in updating to latest specs and was always broken and patchy at best, until they just gave up and handed all their RCS infrastructure over to Google to run directly. Networks are surprisingly bad at implimenting tech.

Yeah, I've used on linux/win/mac restoring sometimes 20+tabs and never had that issue.

most financing in the US for parties come from corporate donations, very much with a condition imposed by the corporation. Kind of acting like a bribe.

When you realise that the US has, by a large margin, the highest percentage of prisoners of any nation; you also realise that what you say is not the case.

I'd imagine berry picking is not as appealling for ADHD folks in the modern era.

Yeah omg, I have seen those. TBH I don't know if it is undercover cops or just really the absolute wild west that is FB.

I'd very much say Credit Card as you are insured for the purchase

yes, they fit this pattern exactly. I only discovered this issue after being scammed. There are hundreds of people for example who got scammed by a company advertising dolphin blankets, as described by reddit users who where victims of it, and the adverts and company have still not been taken down by FB.

FB has many scam adverts that get reported but never taken down, I know as I got scammed from 1 and the company is listed online as a fraudulant company, but FB just dont care as they make advert money.

They provide a possible reason, that being mobile number spoofing and calling the call center

I got scammed from a FB advert selling clothing, turned out the company is a scam and sends nothing, FB have allowed them to still advertise for months still.

Nothing matches the content that filled Google Reader though. It was buzzing, very much like HN.

The exact same screw up by google happened a few months back when they decided to shut down Google Podcasts, bassically they sent an email globally about how you can transfer your podcasts to YT music.....but only made the transfer tool available in the USA! Is still the case

Or for me in the UK with UK IP, UK account, UK language settings. Seemingly globally means the USA to google