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Brendan went on in 2015 to become the founder and CEO of Brave Browser, which is promoted as a privacy browser by hiding and confusing your JavaScript fingerprints.
Altering links to add affiliate tags, selling data… privacy my ass.
In that case I can answer, though it might not be what you’re looking for. When I need a srt for something I do a web search for the title and where it came from, one of a couple sites show up in the results and then it’s just a matter of matching what you have with what you’re needing.
I’m being vague and not linking anything on purpose but it’s enough to go off of. It’s not automatic but it works for my purpose.
Literally never heard of it… .sub .srt .ass and a few others but not that one.
How does it impact Chromium?
Commenting so I can find this post later since I’d like to know also…
https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse
https://element.io/open-source
If neither of those have that issue it’s probably not an issue.
Would the right way to say it be “torrente más”?
I got an Oasis for not a lot from Woot.
It has the same signature.
Hey guys, i just played a hardcore game of KPatience, how about you? 🤪
With Proton working as well as it does it’s pretty natural that there would be discussion of games that work in it.
I turned it off, it got in the way.
Make a best guess and run it on a (renamed) copy of the video. If it tries to redownload 100% of it then it isn’t the right one. It’s a little tedious but it’ll work.
In my experience downloading completely legitimate Linux ISOs and nothing considered illegal ever in my life, you have to add the torrent and start it so it gets peers and creates the files, then pause it and replace the file you’re working on renaming it as needed, then run the rescan. You’ll know a couple minutes later if it’s the right one.
What do you mean by ‘data privacy friendly’? It’s a file manager.
we fully support you in expanding Linux capabilities rather than imitating them
Just in case anyone is confused by that statement, it’s the distros that dropped x86 32-bit, the kernel still has it.
Holy crap, I remember that. It still exists? 🤯
However, I didn’t know what I was doing, and broke my computer just as the professor foretold.
A rite of passage.
You’re a pleasant one. Glad blocking is implemented. Try not being a dickhead when you’re asking for help next time, if you can.
https://stackdiary.com/brave-selling-copyrighted-data-for-ai-training/