jet @ jet @hackertalks.com

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your not wrong, but every browser exposes it via javascript. so if that is part of your threat model you can't use a local browser.

If any of that information is critical, you should not be running JavaScript. You should remote into a virtual machine and then browse from there.

Even the tor browser bundle gives away machine architecture

There is no backfill mechanism. Only the servers online and federated at the time of posting will have the content. New servers will not. If you move to a new server it won't have your old content

Yes that's correct, new instances don't backfill old content. Only the servers online and federated at the time of posting will have the content.

If you migrate to a new instance that wasn't online or federated earlier it won't have your old content

No, Lemmy has a memory hole problem right now. All the content you created is only on the servers online and federated at the time you created it. Once those servers go offline, for any reason, that content is gone

Pick it up, dust it off, eat.

Depends what you mean by local information

Your best method:

Use a socksv5 proxy with your browser so it can't connect to localhost

Use a incognito browser for the login session

Does Lemmy count?

I always wondered where that was from!

I strongly agree! The current food pyramid experiment isn't working.

Ah yes. This island earth.

What's the smallest section of earth you would think could thrive in this scenario?

I think Iceland is a strong choice. It has power and rare earth resources

I have a recurring problem with ingrown nails but ONLY if they get cut too close. If they grow out everything is fine.

When they get cut too close I've found putting something small under the edge of the nail to act as a spacer works. Like a tiny rolled up piece of toilet paper.

You should see a podiatrist for your issue

Fatphobia energy should be redirected into carbohydrate education. We ban cigarettes not smokers. Teach overweight people their problem is all the carbs in their diet (sugar, soda, pizza, candy, etc).

Great work on the threadiverse interoperability library!

Keep your equipment on hard flat surfaces with good clearance on all sides.

If the equipment runs hot place it on a wire shelf to increase airflow to the bottom

Not for everyone, its a bit extreme. Some people can tolerate some plants, but not all people can tolerate all plants.

I personally follow a meat only diet so I can speak to its effectiveness for myself.

In terms of gut biomes we know the bacteria adjusts to the diet - diets high in sugars can have biomes that are dominated by one or two types of bacteria, out competing the other bacteria (and making a diverse biome more difficult to attain).

I only use Lemmy. Nothing else. I don't have time for social media but Lemmy is my kind of crazy so im here trying to get things kicked off

you really put me in laplace ; it really resonated with me, and since I'm open to feedback I'll attenuate the frequency

Lots of finger travel! I wonder what the wpm would be