already did here. the drunks cant pay the inflated prices, and pubs are goin bankrupt in the countryside.

not my fault your phone isnt cool

first thing to disable is autocorrect. let me type what i want. if i make a mistake ill correct.

cause heliboard already does a great job. no need to reinvent the wheel.

noone said the system has been beaten. as we always say, privacy is a journey. decentralising datafarming does make google’s job worse, and this is something better already.

op also stated, that selfhosting is not an option, so its kinda hard to go full rogue and disconnect from the system.

every privacypack image has brave on it. is this some kind of rule?

every privacypack image has brave on it. is this some kind of rule?

it looks like that cause quake game assets were used. which is a win win situation. the doom adhd kids get their constant weapon change autism, and quake fans dont have to suffer through another bad release.

weird to see someonengetting worked up about a service he barely uses and sending little data by default.

yeah, but we suffered communism and capitalism already. time to build something good this time.

here you go, free https://github.com/xXSalamanderXx/SlimBrave

The suit, which is ongoing, centers on what the developers alleged was a tacit company policy designed to punish them for offering discounts at competing online stores. But instead of defending the purported rule, Newell just denied it existed. “Valve does not have a policy or practice of dictating prices to third-party software developers on other platforms,” he said, according to a previously unreported transcript of his deposition. Presented with internal communications in which Valve employees appeared to be enforcing the rule, Newell repeated his denial, at times verbatim, again and again. When an attorney pressed him on how Valve would react if a developer did charge less money for a game on a competing store, Newell demurred. “I’m confused by your question,” he said, before later adding, “Many of our partners and many of our customers are quite happy with the service that we’re providing.”

from the bloomberg article.

the bible is not enough anymore. we need a new god which is always watching us.

…just make sure op is at least 30, so can handle a 15 year old firefox ui and featureset and lacking extensionsupport

as usually you have to go with privacy respecting open source browsers, cause those dont get pointless feature integrations. you havent specified the platform so:

• for android: ironfox, fennec, helium
• for pc: ungoogled chromium, librewolf, helium

you should also look around on alternativeto.net

its hella annoying to read this paragraph pop up shite. tried ironfox reading mode but also failed.

there is some irony in writing about the old internet in an overstylised unreadable format.

no point cryin over an android 6 lookin ancient rss app when you have feeder https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/

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i had thoughts like that, then later realised my ex boss doesnt deserve a fast death

“Office EU is a complete cloud-based office suite (like Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace) that is 100% European-owned and runs entirely on European infrastructure.”

its datafarming