Isn’t this a map of alluvial soil and population density?
Isn’t this a map of alluvial soil and population density?
Poor Dinaric Alps. am I a joke to you?
E often falls behind on patch levels, see the page here https://divestos.org/pages/patch_history
Filens Android app has trackers from Google and Sentry.
They went from no trackers, to Matomo (that was not announced in their change log), then to Google and Sentry.
Its still actively being developed last update was 5 days ago
https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit
I still sometimes use the old version for search redirects, that works. I just opened it and went to ‘all’, that worked too. This was in anonymous mode as I don’t have an account.
Possibly pertinent is that I never updated to the new version. I don’t know if that matters or not. I also don’t know if I scrolled for awhile whether I would get rate limited. I’m not taking one for the team to find out
I think many people see it as normal/expected.
A coworker showed me a video yesterday on their phone, I said ‘holy hell what is this shit? This is what it looks like for you?’ And opened it in Tubular. They had no idea such a thing existed.
I rarely watch videos because I prefer to read. The people I work with spend a vast amount of their free time watching YouTube and TikTok. They just seem to zone out, or be really interested when an ad comes on.
Do you have a source for that?
This has come up for years. In some circumstances you will be cooler, if the humidity is high you’re fucked. Hot and dry, sweat more, hot and wet, heat stroke.
Their answer, in short: Yes, a hot drink can cool you down, but only in specific circumstances. “If you drink a hot drink, it does result in a lower amount of heat stored inside your body, provided the additional sweat that’s produced when you drink the hot drink can evaporate,” Jay says.
Very interesting, thanks.
Slightly related, the book I am currently reading is about the Juan Fernandez Islands. They are part of Chile. The book talks about how the local climate changed there with the introduction of herbivores and logging. The main focus is on settlement and development, but there are bits about how agriculture changed there because of human involvement.
They are some of the few islands in the pacific that had never been settled until the European conquest.
Nice. It also shows mountain ranges, Pyrenees, Massif Central, Dinaric Alps, etc.
RethinkDNS can show you where it’s connecting via firewall logs and has PCAP
What if I named it ’ the demon core’?
Previous location + WiFi (google and others map it), + also logging in on your phone, + anyone else who is associated with you at that location, + exif data on photos that are uploaded, querying your browser for system time, lots more.
You can look at something like https://www.deviceinfo.me/ to see what just a browser can identify. When you connect to an account obviously the service has many more details.
I use a public instance, usually one that allows ‘Show Advanced Settings’ on the results page
Have you looked at this ?
https://seirdy.one/posts/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-indexes/
This doesn’t just cover what the title says, it also shows who uses what indexes. It’s the most comprehensive list I have seen.
Searx let’s you select OSM, as well as Photon and Apple Maps.
now when you get the prompt ‘Accept all connections to Botnet(.)ru’ , press yes
I’m really good at spotting differences or inconsistencies, I’m totally lost with mushrooms though, and I go multiple times every Autumn with a woman in her 70’s. She is very clear about what we are looking for. She throws out at least half of what I gather.
“A successful SSID Confusion attack also causes any VPN with the functionality to auto-disable on trusted networks to turn itself off, leaving the victim’s traffic exposed.”
I forgot that one, thanks