What were you using a headless browser for in the old day?
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Linux Mint@lemmy.ml•What do you consider bloatware in Linux Mint?
1·4 years agoSome folks like to have a GUI server… CentOS ships with that option by default
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Linux Mint@lemmy.ml•What do you consider bloatware in Linux Mint?
0·4 years agoFWIW… A friend and I compared running processes on a fresh mint install and an Ubuntu install… Mint had much fewer processes
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Linux Mint@lemmy.ml•What do you consider bloatware in Linux Mint?
2·4 years agoThey’re both systemd based, though, so that’s a common weak point… But yeah if you had to compare one to the other that sounds right
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Police can obtain phone logs without judge’s permission in ‘urgent’ case
2·4 years agoAsinine. Yet unsurprising. ACAB.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Is there any open source alternative to gist or PasteBin where I can update the text?
1·4 years agoHere’s one I ended up going with, it worked very well: https://github.com/claudehohl/Stikked
Looks like the demo is currently offline though
There is a screenshot in the repository… just not in the README.md
They’re going to be selling it on 3.5" floppies… sign me up
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Technology@lemmy.ml•Google search has gotten worse through the years and it only still exists because its a monopoly
1·4 years agoIronic thing is that Google itself is responsible for turning the web in that direction
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Policy opinion: am i going to suppress the freedom of speech if i ban religion topics and porn on my instance?
1·4 years agoDoes not make it correct.
On the other hand, crypto could be considered a gripping response to a suboptimal system that wasn’t getting any better…
On the other other hand, very few individuals would have had any influence whatsoever for that happening, and even fewer could be considered even close to directly responsible… so to say that “it’s because of ____ generation” is expressly ageist and unfair
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•What's your favorite private browser and/or search engine?
1·4 years agoYeah, there was something quirky with lite.qwant.com results that made it unusable
Christians are not known for their creativity
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Policy opinion: am i going to suppress the freedom of speech if i ban religion topics and porn on my instance?
0·4 years ago“and may fuel violence” … While this part is an absurd notion, your post otherwise brings up a great point… I guess you kind of create the community you want to see?
What I believe Reddit originally did when it started was (1) allow everything, but (2) create the illusion that a large audience liked certain things more than others… Is that right or wrong? Obviously Reddit is 100% complete shit now, but it didn’t used to be!
I hope more people chime in on this conversation… I’m currently trying to run a platform for events, and I create a filter for religious events… But it’s because those tend to be “spammy” or highly mundane… also an eye sore for me… people have the option to filter them back in, but I think about something similar to what you asked
I think I personally try to draw the line at “spam”. I want quality, simply
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•How do you easily share contact information between Android and linux?
0·4 years agoCould be worth starting by installing DavX5 and follow the prompts to check out the options… I use Baikal with DavX5: https://sabre.io/baikal/
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Fediverse@lemmy.ml•Opinion: There is nothing inherently wrong or immoral about (content) algorithms. What is wrong is using them for maximizing corporate profits, and lack of user choice / freedom.
1·4 years agoAt some point years ago Facebook started defaulting to relatives/family algorithmically. This is extremely biased and problematic. It makes a lot of sensitive assumptions, as everyone’s family structure is different. So “devastating” is a good choice of words.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•Donation site for Ottawa truckers’ ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest exposed donors’ data – TechCrunch
01·4 years agoThank you. There is still some sanity left on the internet. This movement was critically important. So cool that you actually saw it!!
testingthis@lemmy.mltoRun It Yourself@lemmy.ml•is selfhosting public stuff like XMPP, Email, ActivityPub, on a homeserver good for privacy?
0·4 years agoIt’s not impossible – if everyone starts doing it, then most public and common email servers cannot block them.
What do you mean “police uses”? Why is that relevant?


Where is it held?