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tired_fedora

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  • inhales 🖕🙂‍↕️🖕

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  • Complain to your local government. Yes, many websites are guilty of surveillance capitalism themselves and are lobbying for it, but the recent push was largely in response to new surveillance laws passed by governments under various guises, such as protecting the youth.

  • [meme] Anon likes bikes

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  • There's also a table in that Wikipedia article that breaks it down for a few real world train services with percent capacity ranging from 27 to 65% (in different networks / on different trains, though). But yeah, humans like their personal space, even in trains, those wasteful brats.

  • Russian roulette [CommitStrip]

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  • Higher stakes

    LOL 🤭 quiet, mafia, IT is talking!

  • Russian roulette [CommitStrip]

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  • They're basically playing Russian Roulette with their servers. They condition a remove all command on a random numbers generator and pray. If it does not wipe the server, it spits out "Lucky Boy"

  • [meme] Anon likes bikes

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  • Glad it helps you get by! I hadn't heard of the rotating antihistamines trick and was curious about the mechanism, so I asked Dr. DuckDuckGo. Could've always been some other tolerance mechanism, like faster breakdown of the drug, which rotating might help with. The paper does mention benadryl and a handful of other substances, but it's also ancient by research standards, so I don't know if that applies to all antihistamines or if some circumvent tolerance induction somehow.

  • 1 benny 2 benny 3 benny 4

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  • Does rotating them actually work? I thought they all just blocked your histamine receptors, so your body couldn't care less just which substance did that for expressing more histamine receptors / making more histamine, thereby developing tolerance.

    Edit: Yeah, so I hate to place a nocebo here, but taking a break, not rotating them, seems to be the only effective remedy to anti-histamine tolerance. That is, if taking a break is tolerable, of course. I don't know if that has to be said but please take medical advice from your health care professional of choice and not from a lemmy comment.

    Tolerance developed to one antihistamine extended to others, even though the chemical relationship was not close. Return of pharmacologic response to an antihistamine after discontinuance of the drug takes from 3 to 14 days.

    https://www.jacionline.org/article/0021-8707%2851%2990033-0/fulltext

  • [meme] Anon likes bikes

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  • I recently saw a scatter plot somewhere, I believe it was speed vs energy efficiency or something body weight vs cost of transport. And all animals, as well as most modes of transport follow a roughly anti-proportional relationship on a log-scale. If you're fast heavy, you use a lot of energy. If I remember it right, the fastest most efficient animal was the salmon (?). There was one single outlier from that trend, an animal that is much too fast and much too efficient for its weight at the same time: Human on a bike.

    Edit: Found it: https://slowrevealgraphs.com/2025/12/31/a-human-on-a-bicycle-is-among-the-most-efficient-forms-of-travel/

  • BFFs

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  • "How many rabbits can you see? The answer might shock you!"

  • Sharing News From RT Is Now a Criminal Act in the EU

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  • Thank you for this detailed context. On the one hand, that makes perfect sense: Closing a loop hole. On the other hand, it's chilling how this could be extended to cover other media or, ultimately, other community-driven projects, like open source, which rely on donations to survive.

  • Video Games @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
    original concept

    Blue Prince could be a horror game, actually

  • So it begins

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  • Yes, but at least here I can choose an instance in a privacy friendly jurisdiction or one that is small enough, including a self-hosted one. It's not a perfect shield, but federation helps a lot with digital independence (which is why it's prominent in pre-internet theories of how to make anarchy work without collapsing into warlordism).

  • So it begins

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  • Spoiler alert, both British officials and EU officials are openly considering to slap an age restriction on VPN software, too. Would turn into a weird Catch-22, where you need a non-restricted VPN to download a non-restricted VPN, like in China right now.

  • So it begins

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  • Oh, I absolutely am blaming the politicians behind this (and the lobby groups behind them). The only strictly wrong thing Reddit does is how it implements that law, i.e., using third-party age verification that happens to also use your data to profile you and that has been shown to be insecure (Further Reading links in my post).

  • So it begins

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  • Agreed. Lemmy, while being very new, mimics features of ye olden times. Newsgroup era and all... But Reddit kinda started that way and then, as all good things, slowly enshittified. It seemed to resist enshittification longer than most sites. At least that was my impression. But good things can't last. There's no such thing as a free lunch, after all, I guess.

  • So it begins

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  • Here I am, not enough hands for all the cookies and kitties. Haven't used Reddit in months and perfectly happy without it. Still sharing my sadness about seeing "the old internet" slip further and further down that slope.

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml

    So it begins

  • Whats do you consider the best choice for private mobile browsing?

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  • There is LibreLynx Lite on F-Droid, but it is very bare bones. Do not recommend, especially while IronFox exists.

  • Whats do you consider the best choice for private mobile browsing?

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  • Rarely. I would say that about 19/20 pages work as expected. I do keep a manually hardened Firefox install on my device for the rare site that I do want to visit but that doesn't load in IronFox for some reason. In my experience, VPN breaks the internet more than IronFox does. And I still want to use VPN.

  • Before the revolution

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  • You could say that it was showing a reflection of the sky.

  • Paris and Berlin push to make EU foreign policy great — somehow

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  • The EU will need to form a proper federal state or be torn apart in the persistent attacks of the other major world powers that actively try to prevent just that unification.

  • DeGoogle Yourself @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
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    Mojeek Captcha

  • DeGoogle Yourself @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml

    Encounters of the turd kind

  • Privacy on Android @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
    Question

    System, Browser, or VPN DNS

  • DeGoogle Yourself @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
    just venting

    Dark forest web

  • DeGoogle Yourself @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml

    Moving towards the Chrome-Standard

    denodell.com /blog/browsers-treat-big-sites-differently
  • Privacy @lemmy.world
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
    political comment

    Cage the human, free the bots

  • Fairphone @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml
    suggestion to developers

    privacy fair, fair production

  • Mullvad VPN + Browser @ lemmy.dbzer0.com @lemmy.dbzer0.com
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml

    Yall really don't bitwarden in Mullvad Browser?

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
    tired_fedora @lemmy.ml

    Privacy-conscious browser on Android