I had an idea recently. Basically a blocklist you can subscribe to for Lemmy. It’s annoying that every person needs to go through the process of tuning their filters to block the same types of content. Sort of like an RSS feed but for filters, so the filters can continue to update and improve after you subscribe to them. I don’t really use BlueSky, but this based on my rough understanding of how they have blocklists.
Idk how one gets content on Nebula, but I wish more creators would join. Ik nebula isn’t Fediverse like PeerTube, but I still really like it and think it’s worth the $30/year to not get ads.
I made a very similar joke like this on Reddit, except it was about Waymo, and Reddit issued a warning against my account threatening a permanent ban.
A better example would be if Apple could make every instance of Safari look identital. It’s too large a percentage of traffic to block. Sure Tor is more serious about privacy than Apple, but Apple imo has the best shot at pulling it off. Google is too anti Privacy and all the smaller projects don’t have the market share. Maybe FireFox, but I don’t keep up as much with them tbh.
My SSR is nonexistent, so that’s a great point. Would be cool to see universal links on Voyager instead of just deep links, assuming you want to show install/open app when browsing Voyager in Safari. If you’re still interested in Tauri, unfortunately I haven’t figured out how to do universal linking yet (deep linking works). But Capacitor plays nice with universal links.
This is sick! I figured people might want this so I have a few tricks to achieve essentially the same result but without any intermediate linking step. For example, view this post in Blorp. I’m curious why you decided to go with this method and if you think there are any advantages over my solution. Likely my solution breaks if you are on an instance that doesn’t federate with the instance hosting the original post.
alias nano=nvim
The command chest sheet in that article is wrong. gg is first line of the document, not H
I use neovim btw
SwitchBot hub does IR and can bridge those IR devices in via Matter. I prefer that to Broadlink which may not support local control? Idk it’s been while since I’ve messed around with broadlink devices, but I would prefer matter devices in 2025.
I use Apple Home, but I assume home assistant can handle matter devices?
The more you block, the more unique you become, and the more finger printable you are. Every divination from a standard browser is another data point they can use to uniquely identify you. It’s possible to fingerprint someone even with JavaScript disabled. Tor got it right imo by making every instance of Tor look as identical as possible. That’s what we need to do. Idk I’m no expert but that’s what I think.
I have some bad news for you
Hosing it down would just accelerate the rusting
That is a skill that more of us could use. Myself included
They don’t need cameras. Your phone is constantly connecting to cell towers and broadcasting its unique identifier. Those towers keep a record of who has connected. So long as your in range of 3 or more towers they can triangulate your location.
Idk about older devices (unless it’s due to no longer supported os updates), but password recovery makes sense. Have you seen how tech literate your average person is? Definitely would create a lot of angry customers.
What if you turn on advanced data protection? Though even if that does achieve what you want it sucks that it’s opt in.
Weird how Apple and iMessage are not in the same category. How do district apple’s privacy claims but trust iMessage?
I’m imaging you subscribe to the “block us politics” list, as an example. That list gets updated with new terms, communities, etc. you can stack multiple lists you want to block. For example, in addition to US politics, you also subscribe to the AI block list. These lists remain completely separate from your custom filters.