June 2025 is when manifest v2 is supposed to die for good. I think the issue is that it’s not really possible for Vivaldi or Microsoft or whoever to keep the code in there long term even if they wanted to.

Isn’t every chromium browser going to lose manifest v2 eventually, causing the real ublock origin to stop working?

Don’t make a bigger deal out of it than it is. Nothing bad is going to happen.

The obsession with privacy can be taken to an extreme where it’s a negative for your mental health. You can sacrifice a little privacy for another important benefit. 100% privacy is either not possible or practical, so don’t let it stress you out. I’d be more concerned that AI might lead you down a wrong path, but you’re an adult, use your own judgement.

I’m saying when I saved this image, I saw the context surrounding these. This was meant at face value.

If she can’t figure out how to find and watch something straight up there’s no way she’s figuring out usenet.

Sadly no, just another right wing bluecheck dick-riding grok.

I have, yeah. From the context around these tweets she hadn’t seen it and was curious about watching it.

Why would they check for piracy when it’s not them you’re pirating from and stopping piracy would remove the most popular use case of their product?

No you don’t. I’ve shared with people and I’ve never had a pass.

This was shitty, but the giants are worse than the smaller companies. Roku works fine and ad-free if you block the ad/tracking domains. Try separating the ads/tracking from the stuff you need on a Google device.

It may help, but that’s just a guess.

I use it daily without issues on a residential network. You might be getting blocked because they know you’re on some kind of VPS network.

Good thing he left Bluesky to go back to X, the free speech app.

How much cheese is too much cheese to eat before a date?

Why invite any middleman into your transactions to spy on you at all? Tapping a credit card is the easiest thing to do.

I don’t think a middle aged group would capture the spirit of the original. But I also don’t think there’s any reason it can’t work out any specific way, it comes down to execution.

There’s zero reason to oppose this. There’s many more bad movies than good movies. The loss of a potential good movie is worse than any harm that can be done by a bad movie, which happens all the time. No harm can come to the original unless we decide to think of it that way, we’re adults and we have free will.

Can I reply to this next week when I stop laughing