You know which ISP this is? I'll be honest the thought of an ISP actually trying to fuck the government kind of makes me chub up a little bit. Also Mullvad seems like a damn good option. Even better if they could do mail payments but that's also trackable if the government tries enough.
Yes, it's Bahnhof, the founder payed for the defense of the Piratebay people and they are currently facing a fine of 5 million SEK a day for not complying with some wide and retarded anti-privacy legislation and I think they're taking it to Strasbourg. They also faxed the police forms asking if the information they were looking for was a real crime or bullshit(mark the relevant box with an X). A real crime means mandatory prison of any length, like terrorism, child pornography, murder etc. Saying nigger on the internet and downloading Shakira is not a real crime. They are always in court defending my rights to shitpost and download music that I for real own but the cd is in storage somewhere.
Well god damn. What the fuck it take to get em in the US? I'd love to have them as s service provider since I'm sure they could make the cunts we have here like spectrum & comcast quake in their fucking diaper.s
Does that happen with other apps using the camera? If so, try using a system info app like devcheck or whichever you wish. Something that checks the phone's hardware. If your phone's camera somehow became disconnected from the motherboard, it would make sense for the camera apps to just fail in that fashion. I experienced that with the Nintendo 2DS.
All apps that used the camera would also crash, until I updated the photos app. I'm guessing there was some sort of glitch that was fixed with the update, or maybe Google stopped letting me use the camera until I installed the update.
Seriously? Fuuuuuck. I hate autoplay.
how else are they going to get a shit ton of money from retarded ass kids who dont know any better
They have also done something with the order of tabs opening and which tab it falls back to when closing the current one. In the past it fell back to "last active", now it appears to default to "most recently opened"
I'm downloading a browser extension to avoid this. There are plenty of extensions/addons that will stop autoplay.
Yeah man just use bromite for mobile.
That guy treats every issue (fixable or not) as a "sky is falling" sort of thing. The sky is usually not falling.How to choose a browser for everyday use?
digdeeper.neocities.org
The dev went MIA, allegedly because of IRL problems. Even if it wasn't for the deliberate throttling by Youtube, Google shite has an insane amount of churn that projects like Youtube-DL have to keep up with, so it was sadly a matter of time before it became unusable. But as far as I know, most Youtube-DL contributors are now YT-DLP contributors instead anyway.
If you don't actually care about privacy that's fine, but people understandably get pissed when something advertises itself as privacy-friendly and then doesn't deliver on really basic things.
It's depressing that despite all this it's still among the best antivirus options for Windows. Guess it just goes to show that Windows is still swiss cheese with a door and all efforts at producing anti-virus software for it (beyond creating software that makes a bootable flash drive that installs Linux) are a fool's errand.
McAfee and Norton/Symantec are some of the worst anti-consumer software produced for the modern consumer computing market (Adobe and Autodesk share that title for production houses and Microsoft wins it hands-down for businesses). They go to such great lengths to deeply embed themselves in the OS and make uninstallation annoying unless you can get your hands on the machine right after first boot to uninstall them before they start updating themselves. Even the uninstallers are passive-aggressive as they begrudgingly do what you tell them.
Wait what? Do you mean it just writes images incorrectly or do you mean it actually physically ruins flash drives?
Please stop using winrar, even if it "just works." rar is a garbage archive format, proprietary to boot, and has long been surpassed by much better compression algorithms, open-source archivers and adjacent software to handle them.
