Presumably it hasn’t been given a name yet.

Aren’t these all soft forks of Firefox? What we need is a hard fork with the funding and team capable of sustaining it.

It depends on the community/instance for the most part. This is a great piece, but I almost didn’t click on it because of the shitty title.

More Perfect Union is great. Consumer Reports still does some good work; they used to be even better, but they don’t have the funding they used to.

Don’t develop a cocaine-perforated septum, kids.

You said the ISP’s router is in bridge mode, which means your router is exposed to the wild, so it’ll be attacked as well, and of course it’s up to you to run a good firewall on it.

I don’t know how to test for malware, but I do know that basic consumer routers that can run OpenWRT are very cheap. I can’t speak to pfSense as I don’t have experience with it.

Outside of states with a parliamentary system, “state” and “government” are synonyms. In states with a presidential system, the police are an arm of the executive branch, which is an arm of the state/government.

As I hinted at, you could add some random garbage to each address so it can’t be guessed.
Example: paypal@MyDomain.com → paypal-x4t@MyDomain.com

2 What is the best structure for creating emails for services? For example I’m currently using <ServiceName>@CDexample.com

That’s more-or-less how I use Fastmail’s catchall/wildcard alias feature.

but the downside of this is if someone knows your domain they can effectively figure out what services you use and this possibly could be used for osint and doxx you.

How would someone know that what services you use based on that? To do that they would need to know what email addresses you’ve actually created/used. In any case, you could salt each local-part so it can’t be trivially guessed.

3 Should I use my custom domain for Banking and other financial related services?

I use mine for nearly everything.

5 If i use my custom domain on my cv would my whole domain forever be correlated with my other personal data on my cv and sold to data brokers?

Perhaps. When I want an extra layer of anonymity, I use a Fastmail’s masked email that’s not associated with my domain.

Gracie’s pregnant.

Yeah, this is community rule 2. I’ll leave this up, but please refrain in the future, @ExtremeDullard@piefed.social.

Huh, I didn’t know that Karabiner Elements had competition on MacOS. It seems there are at least two competitors, kanata and keymapper, though they both rely on the Karabiner Elements’ driver.

Edit to add: Also kmonad, which was the inspiration for kanata.

This isn’t particular to one Lemmy instance, nor even to Lemmy, but to ActivityPub as a whole and federated architectures in general.

This is not a private platform; it’s a public, pseudonymous one. Any person or web scraper, including the Internet Archive, can see all posts and comments.

The Basque one was odd enough to investigate.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/liburutegi

From liburu (“book”) +‎ -tegi (“place”).

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/liburu

Ultimately from Latin librum, accusative singular of liber (“book”). Compare also Spanish libro.

‘Horseshoe theory’ is nonsense – the far right and far left have little in common

If liberals genuinely want to understand and confront the rise of the far right, then rather than smearing the left they should perhaps reflect on their own faults.

Thanks for the tax write-off “gift,” Chris, some of which comes back to your crypto company in the form of rent. Must be nice to be able to steer how government is run at no cost to you.

Golden retrievers are famous for their soft mouth skill.

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We know. Just downvote and move on.

Please don’t tarnish your quality comments with ableist slurs so I won’t have to regret needing to remove them.