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Damn, and I just ran out of cow bell

But at least forking is still an option. The instant they make any moves that inhibit forking or privacy on forks, Firefox will be completely dead. For now, it’s just gangrenous.

From the same email?

They’ve been doing essentially the same thing for years. Here’s the site from 2 years ago. Not to say that this is definitely safe, but scam sites usually don’t last this long

https://web.archive.org/web/20220114215955/https://ozow.com/

Your cat ATE YOUR LAUNDRY??

“Gimnve. NOW MEOW.”

Isn’t migration reliant on third party tools or your own effort to resubscribe and whatnot?

I know, I’m just joking about the way windows vista used to name tracking cookies. Rather, how sites named their tracking cookies. Given the replies, I take it no one else found it as funny as I used to.

I’ll take that information to the atm machine.

GmbH has been shitting up the web for ~20 years now. First tracking cookie I ever blocked.

What is, for the purposes of answering this question, bait? Is bait any piece of media that begs a response? Can bait be sincere? Is bait exclusively negative or are negativity and positivity even relevant to the determination of what is or isn’t bait? Amongst the enumerable questions one can ask, which ones provide the quickest route to elucidation? I’d guess 4 and 701.

A fresh push for improved ergonomics isn’t all that silly.

I’ve nearly been bricked by a crazy and/or violent person while driving. Twice, actually. I can tell you with certainty that this will cause people to slow and potentially invite a wellness check. Bricks have so much utility.

If you used the package I think you did, that’s not unusual. Absolutely will not remember the name but there were numerous tweaks that just flipped the hotspot switch but a couple that allowed you to use a hotspot without directly using the inbuilt function. One was free and broadly used.

Back when they just began recognizing it, they noted peculiar traffic. Desktop websites, batch downloads normally unavailable to that system. This assumes that you utilized the internal hotspot system and didn’t create a separate one. Now? Not sure whether their system is more robust but it should, theoretically, be possible to obfuscate your traffic using third party hotspot software. No clue where to look for that anymore.

Can you pet their sides or is everything considered an attack?

Just checked and they are, indeed, a crass sort. I don’t necessarily disagree with everything they said buuut I can see why they’d get the day of time out. Modding’s easier sans hostile users.

Yeah, there’s one mod over there who seems to be a sympathizer or naive, accepting the first report they receive. A bit frustrating.

Which politics community? (I’m mostly commenting to check back later)

Honestly, it’s possible. A lack of incentive is half of the issue, the other half is the lack of talent working on a jailbreak because the community is full of the most maddeningly annoying children to have ever been birthed. It’s much more profitable to sell the increasingly complex bugs than to use them. If the jailbreak community manages to avoid doxxing, threatening, or disparaging a major dev for a few months, something might eventually come out.