The audacity of them adding features. I’m a bit disappointed Big Mozilla haven’t solely focused on what mindlight is using their browser for too (whatever that is).

What oil are you using? Hands down the best stuff I have ever tried is from a small New Zealand brand called Lambert’s Luscious Beard Oils. I started getting compliments at work after switching to that stuff.

Movie is Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)

Yep, it’s the same with Plex analytics on my server. Every minute or so it’s reaching out to the void. I’ve disabled it on my accounts privacy settings page but it still tries.

Looks like it’s achieved by editing some .conf files. It’s mentioned in the link provided.

Bitwarden pro right? ($10 for the year, totally worth it). My mobile app can create/use them already too.

Ah yes, the Curiosity rover was famous for its short travel distances and lifespan.

Me gusta indeed

There’s millions of apps with ads, billions of websites with ads, trillions of hours of videos with ads. Advertising is terrible, but if you can’t see how they make money, your blind.

I apologize, was attempting to be funny. The best thing about Lemmy is the community, so please keep joining in.

Do you generally ask everyone you know about their app buying choices? How many people do you know? How up to date is this data? Does it include in-app purchases?

I’m quite surprised Proton would use Gizmodo as a source. A quote from their articles first paragraph: “[as] Apple and Google beef up privacy”.

I guess they mean all the tech companies try to block each other so that they collect all the data themselves…

All the ONT boxes I’ve seen in houses have fiber directly to the box.

Assuming everyone will have pihole “configured correctly”, not mentioning how to do that, saying you don’t need ublock if you have a pi hole (it does more than black ads). All in all a terrible comment.

You make it sound like a savvy business decision to double dip with subscriptions and ads. They choose to give it away with prime to get market share from Netflix. All that’s changed is they’ve decided you’re ready to be bent over a barrel now.

Just to add to your profound insight, water is probably wet.

So, you and your friend were talking about a subject you obviously are interested in, likely spend heaps of time online searching about, commenting and following on social media and you’re surprised you got an ad for it? Bonkers.

What an odd thing to comment.

Some of your recommendations on extensions are a bit out of date

Gawker media was sued into the ground by a billionaire quite a few years back for posting an article about him being gay and now it just exists to make as much money from adverts as possible until it dies.

It used to be quite a good group of sites for tech news and such.