Humans infested every place including oceans honestly

I am in the same boat but I am aware that it will eventually replace me whether I helped or not :(

You’re very welcome!

Firefox has few tricks to prevent finger printing

1. There is a built in finger printing protection which helps a little bit but not perfect
2. There is containers: Putting different websites into different containers isolate them from one another so for example opening a website selling toys in one container would prevent your facebook account that is running in different container from knowing about this fact.
3. There is an extension called NoScript. This allow you to do what you want (block javascript) but since - as many others said - 99% of website won’t work without javascript, u could selectively allow certain javascript from certain domains while blocking others. By default all javascript are blocked but then u test enabling some to see what is the absolute minimum for certain website to work. NoScript remembers your selections so you only need to do it once per website.

The screenshot was a bit confusing. I thought the admission of lying was part of the guardian article which I now realize it clearly isn’t.

Seems the guys has returned to Iran since 2026 which is around the same time that admonition surfaced.

Much of the concern among activists is rooted in the Islamic Republic’s long-standing approach of pressuring returning individuals to act as informants. The case of Kianoosh Sanjari, an Iranian-American journalist who faced repeated pressure from intelligence agencies after returning to Iran and later took his own life in November 2024, is often cited as a stark example of the risks tied to the state’s security system for those who go back.

https://iranwire.com/en/news/151675-activists-alarmed-as-ex-guardian-journalist-reappears-in-iran/

The admission is not surprising, the surprising part is that he had returned to Iran at all.

Is www.thecanary.co a reputable source? the article is making too many claims and no sources. not even link to the article that “the guradian didn’t delete”

Hope that means more Linux drivers and hardware support for Chinese products in the future.

Ironically those are all bug fixes.

“But it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.”

Right, I don’t think you can turn off tracking without account although the solution in this case is as simple as watching in a private window in firefox (chrome’s icognito is not reliable)

• heating elements don’t care about frequency
• modern transformers (any laptop adapter, phone charger, …) won’t care about frequency because internally it convert AC to DC and then produce AC again in a much higher frequency.
• inductive loads (like motors, fans, microwave) do care about frequency. A fan that was designed to work @ 60Hz could burn out @ 50hz
• some ultra cheap low power chines devices (say a tiny bug zapper or dim LED) can rely on capacitive dropper can also be affected. so a device designed to run @ 50hz could burn out @ 60hz (opposite from inductive loads)

does this also block blind people who depend on an e-reader?

Why not just turn off watch history?

what is the problem with saying: is this your flashlight?

wow! What community do you sell at?

do you know how much does any pixel from last year cost?

How is this “new” ?

Article from Feb 2025

https://cybersecuritynews.com/job-interview-process-delivers-malware-via-fake-chrome-update/

This one from 2023

https://thehackernews.com/2023/11/north-korean-hackers-pose-as-job.html

why is it fine to lick calcium? wouldn’t that cause sever burns?

Adding to that: While each individual car would have a slightly different inductance value, the car’s body is not the only factor.

You’d need to also account for car speed, air humidity, environment temperature, whether the car passes perfectly on the coil or slightly off to the left or right.

Too many variables to account for

On modern Linux system yes but old Unix servers (or even recent?) would run it no problem

Edit: It was initally introduced by sun microsystems in 2005 and was later adopted by GNU

Sun Microsystem didn’t introduce it in 2005, rather it simply disallowed rm -rf / altogether

Later GNU introduced --preserve-root and after that made --preserve-root the default and added --no-preserve-root https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rm_(Unix)

It depends how your boot is setup

If you intially get the uefi boot (usually black screen) then try to search “removing entries from uefi boot in Linux”

If you directly get colorful screen then it could be grub and in this case u search for grub instead of uefi

But it also could be something else that is neither grub nor uefi, you really need to find out first what is your bootloader