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I think people conflate it with the MIT blackjack team
I think people conflate it with the MIT blackjack team
Indeed, that is just an ad blocker. I looked at their github and it hasn’t been updated in 7 years.
For good basic ad blocking you might want to try something like https://controld.com/free-dns which works well. No app required, just set it in your DNS on Android.
If you want more finetuning look at the app https://www.rethinkdns.com/
For bypassing pay walls you want something like Cromite (Chromium) or better Firefox, or a privacy fork like Mull.
Honest question. Which ones? On mobile uBlock Origin/ Firefox and Cromite with easy list etc. don’t seem to have a problem with it. Mulch will hit the pay wall, but that doesn’t have ad blocking.
Or different browsers. Wired is soft paywall, iirc 5 articles a month. Like you said, super easy
Isn’t it past imperfect though? So it would be goed
You could use Common Crawl, it’s run by a non profit
There are actually a bunch of these. Adding glue to pizza sauce (scraped from an old reddit post), replacing Blinker Fluid every two years, etc.
Unless it has changed the app lounge is just a different frontend for Aurora store.
It’s by Joseph Cox who did a lot of reporting on the phone while they were at Motherboard. Quite good tech journalist.
Lots of other places too (13.5k of them), they’re called ‘!bangs’. !w Wikipedia !r spezit etc.
Full list here https://duckduckgo.com/bangs
If shitter had won this it would have enabled a raft of lawsuits and redefined section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
Both companies are of course garbage
The crux of it is
‘If X owned the data, it could perhaps argue it has exclusive rights to control the data, but then it wouldn’t have safe harbor.’ if you own it you don’t get section 230 protection.
This judge is also the one who stomped Oracle, in Oracle vs Google
Oh, I am sorry, I have no idea. As I said I only use it through Searx
Are you thinking of Stract? https://stract.com/
I don’t self host, I use it as an option in Searx.
If RockBox still exists you could put that on iPods and play FLAC
I know the iPhone XX Pro™ is pretty new, and exclusive to T-Mobile ™ with their comprehensive and afforable coverage. So there may be misconceptions about its abilities. There is an optional case made by the good people at Fleshlight ™ available which will satisfy your needs. Of course the free VPN service offered with every purchase will allow you to view your favorite video entertainment, even if you are a freedom loving American from the great state of Texas.
Yes, by VPN I meant something decent. Not whatever spyware is top on the Play Store for circumventing geoblocks.
They were already using Proton Mail, they just were probably thinking that was enough. It would have been if the French had not been able to convince a Swiss court that their request was valid.
In that particular case they did need to log the ip because they were compelled to do so by a Swiss court.
That was an opsec failure on the user, if they used a VPN or Tor they would not have been caught.
Pretty decent article here
https://avoidthehack.com/best-pihole-blocklists
And there is https://filterlists.com/ which is a searchable index of lists. If you use uBlockOrigin you can add lists directly from fliterlists.com otherwise it provides links to Github etc.