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  • For those unfamiliar, what is each frame referencing?

  • The last time I did a comparison, it was much better about fingerprinting. The EFF has this test for example:

    https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

    Personally I don't use it as my daily default browser, and I feel that I'd have to change the default privacy-focussed settings in order to do so. Rather I keep it installed/updated for if I need it someday

  • I found that after a good part of a year, I wasn't using the widgets menu at all and it would take me more time to find the right tag than if I had folders that benefit from muscle memory

    I do get the appeal though, it's very polished

  • Lawnchair is what I'm currently using, and it's improving. They've had a large development push recently. Another one I've looked at was SmartLauncher.

    I tried Kvaesitso for a while but ultimately it wasn't for me

  • For people asking about alternative communities, we put together a list a while back when closing !askmen@lemmy.ca: https://lemmy.ca/post/48642221

    “Ask” communities (for starting a discussion):

    For questions that are more specific to your situation:

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  • Does anyone have recommendations for places to get Canadian lentils? Stores or brands to look for

  • I agree, and it seems like a bad feedback loop of exaggerated fears and poor reactions like these

  • https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/google-antitrust-ruling-firefox-search-deal

    United States District Judge Amit Mehta has ruled that Google can continue to pay other companies, including browser makers like Mozilla, to be their default search engine.

    I see, I'll edit my other comment. So what even changes then, were they even making exclusive deals in the past? The discussion I remember was about how being the default made it difficult for others to compete since most people don't change the defaults.

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  • Some of the Safeway's near me now have a large "Global Market" aisle, which I think describes that section better

    "International" also works

  • I think they're referring to Firefox's funding, a lot of which was through search deals

    An article from 5 years ago: https://www.pcmag.com/news/mozilla-signs-lucrative-3-year-google-search-deal-for-firefox

    edit: seems like that hasn't changed by this ruling either

    United States District Judge Amit Mehta has ruled that Google can continue to pay other companies, including browser makers like Mozilla, to be their default search engine.

    https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/google-antitrust-ruling-firefox-search-deal

  • https://www.npr.org/2023/05/16/1175726650/fentanyl-police-overdose-misinformation

    Last December, Officer Courtney Bannick was on the job for the Tavares, Fla., police department when she came into contact with a powder she believed was street fentanyl.

    The footage from another officer's body camera shows Bannick appearing to lose consciousness before being lowered to the ground by other cops.

    "I was light-headed a little bit," Bannick later told WKMG, a local television station. "I was choking, I couldn't breathe."

    Other officers can be heard on the tape describing Bannick's medical condition as an overdose. They administered Narcan, a medication that reverses opioid poisoning.

    "She's breathing," a cop says. "Stay with me!"

    🤨

  • It might, but I think it might be a federation bug between our instances. I haven't seen one like this before, but I'll keep an eye out to see if it happens again / there's a pattern.

    You could also try setting yourself as a bot, saving, and then reversing it again. That might prompt your instance to send out the information again.

  • Oh sorry about that, it's still showing up as a bot for me but it's fine on your instance. I think the information just hasn't federated over to lemmy.ca yet

  • An excerpt

    Jen asked:

    There's a lot of secure software, that probably people in this room work on, that is developed in the open, and that is used primarily by at-risk users, including things like Tor, Signal, SecureDrop. That's great, because it makes it easy for folks to contribute. Maybe you don't want that, I understand that can be hard. But it also makes it easier for people to audit and gain assurance that the app is doing what you claim without having to have, you know, EFF reverse engineer it. Would you be open to making the app open source?

    His answer: "Absolutely not."

    Why? "I don't want anybody from the government to have their hooks in how I'm doing what I'm doing. Once you go open source, everybody has access to it. So I'm just going to keep the codebase private at this time."

    He also claimed that the government can't learn everything about how an app works by reverse engineering it, which isn't true.

    I agree with Jen. His answers are very concerning.

  • Your account is marked as a bot by the way, you can fix that in your user settings

  • Hi Slyke,

    Sorry for the delay in getting back to you! The team has been extra busy these past few days. We did receive the message and we should have acknowledged it sooner.

    Someone should hopefully review is soon and get back to you!

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