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keepass or bitwarden if you want to sync between devices.

I'll echo that Bitwarden seems pretty good. If you're the only user it might be somewhat overkill, though.

I'd recommend https://www.passwordstore.org/ but I don't think it satisfies the online requirement out of the box. But it's likely a problem someone else solved if you look around.

BitWarden seems to be pretty well liked and lately it seems to be more preferred than LastPass, and I assume with LastPass adjusting their tiers that more people will flock to BitWarden. You can self host it, as well. I believe it's all open source, unlike LastPass.

There is also KeyPassX which is pretty popular. It's not an online password manager, however. Still a pretty good option for general password management.

Great site! don't let the javascrip bs talk get to you..... i visited your site, it has potential!

most of these people who keep using the same excuse "reguires javascript" doesn't even know what that means...

Covers or at least block ipv6. Some VPNs are leaking out the real ipv6!

"See this flashing IR light? It's recording. If you're recording, you need a flashing light. Them's the rules. You can't just record without a light on. That'd be against the rules."

Yep!

Those are the essentials I think that any VPN provider, and any provider of any service, really, should have to be even considered by me:

• Tor support - that means having an onion mirror for the VPN site itself; Tor with the VPN itself is not necessary, as Tor is kind of easy to set up, at least on Linux
• If it's paid, Monero acceptance - obviously, one might not want to be using some kind of anonymity-hating VPN, like with the point above
• No personal data for registrations - that means confirming your phone number is out
• Compatibility with standards - in the case of VPNs, that's OpenVPN or possibly WireGuard
• No Cloudflare - MitM, especially Clownflare, likes being a honeypot: https://codeberg.org/baobab/cloudflare-tor (clear net only)
• not a privacy-related issue, but if the service likes to go down often, it goes out too

Okay, I don't actually pay with Monero or any other cryptocurrency, but other people might, so if I'm going to recommend a service, I want to check that.

Isn't IR used to measure distance too? I thought that was just to determine if the phone was pressed up against your face or something.

What is Canonical even selling? Isn't ubuntu open source?

everyone in russia mad

Wordpress CORE is relatively secure. They've got a giant team that is always pushing out updates. The trouble usually comes from a variety of plugins and users not updating their Wordpress or not changing default values.

I'm not sure what a good alternative would be unfortunately. I have a HTMLy flat-file blog instance running on I2P that I never update and it's... okay. Pretty simple.

got it. any alternatives you could think of?

No. So many exploits.

Many years ago I needed a face database for some AI work. Everything I could find for free was crap and it wasn't worth the price to pay for any of the better ones. For a few weeks I took a two hour lunch in the tourist area of town at the busiest fast food place. I parked right by the sidewalk and had a camcorder record HD from my car. I filtered out people who didn't look at the camera or who's face was partially covered. Lighting was consistent because it was always recorded at the same time of day. I probably had 5-10k faces of usable quality though I never tried training with the full data set. A few of the other grad students in my lab asked to use it when they found out about it. As far as I know my filtered version of that database is still floating around at the university.

In short, there is way more data than can even be identified floating around. That being said, the Facebook dataset is likely a treasure trove of interesting stuff. I can't imagine what deep learning on millions of pictures with their associated metadata could figure out. It's sad that data isn't being used for good.

JavaScript on, for privacy and TOR?

Can't see this going well, I'm sure elgg allows JavaScript off.

i dont use facebook services (yk cuz i have half a brain) but ending anonymity is the worst idea ive heard in a long time

indeed except lyme

i believe im moving to the land with the second best maple syrup and legal weed

Maine is pretty awesome.

i believe im moving to the land with the second best maple syrup and legal weed

Search Engines - which one to choose? (onion service mirror) (eepsite mirror) - DigDeeper website

DigDeeper website tells that there search engines are weak of privacy or usability. The parsons another pages tells that Email providers and browsers instance a case of evil. However, alternatives are better than Google.

Faceberg complaining about other companies' privacy policies.

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good ol amazon

For anime there's even better stuff incorporating saucenao: http://iqdb.org/