Debian is good for this. Enjoy it while there is still 32-bit support though. Edit- do you have any swap configured?
> > > The researchers have discovered that automatic content recognition (ACR) tracking is active most of the time, even when TVs are used as “dumb” HDMI devices. In other words, the TV manufacturers are monitoring your private moments as well. There’s apparently no monitoring of streaming content in the UK, but there is in the US. > >
> > > The only good news is that these TVs can seemingly be configured to disable ACR, provided the owners know this activity is taking place and are able to find the right settings. (I recently looked at the configuration of our TVs again, and understanding the various settings was far from easy.) > >
A collection of documents dating back to at least the 17th century, which was discovered in a chest in Rushcliffe village last year, is being donated to the
I had to look hard to find a good news article in the WBW this week.
> > > A collection of documents dating back to at least the 17th century, which was discovered in a chest in Rushcliffe village last year, is being donated to the > >
Exactly. I thought I was reading an article in Private Eye.
The birds, all members of the heron family, have nested in trees on an island at Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Besthorpe Nature Reserve in the Trent Valley
It's known here as the Daily Fail.
Had she not accepted it, I'm sure they would have found someone else willing to accept their kind donation.
(also marketplace which I hate to admit is pretty good)
The new Craigslist.
The star of Citizen Smith, GBH and much more on the ‘genius’ of James Graham’s BBC drama, his unlikely way into acting, and learning to simmer down on social media
I did check that out and their web page. It says
When it's needed for the website to work properly, it will automatically accept the cookie policy for you (sometimes it will accept all and sometimes only necessary cookie categories, depending on what's easier to do)
So maybe I'll test it alongside Ublock.
I'm going to take this one away, create a new FF profile and configure. That way I can compare results with my original profile.
There is Easylist Ads (currently enabled) and EasyList/uBO – Cookie Notices (disabled) should I enable this?
It's something I should research more then.
As far as laws go, I'm in the UK and AFIAK privacy laws are still the same as before we left the EU. Other countries such as the US seem to have less strict laws (apart from the CCPA) which means a lot of US news sites I visit will geoblock me as they don't want to comply with EU standards.
I have been using Firefox with Ublock Origin as my main browser for a long while. Usually when I get a privacy prompt, I reject cookies, or maybe some sites that are more difficult take me a to a panel that wants me to switch off loads of individual trackers.
How does Ublock handle the cookies? Obviously some are required for site functionality, such as being logged in here, but if I accept cookies (or can't reject them) then presumably they are still accepted? Or does it accept the essential ones and delete third-party trackers?
Vivaldi's built-in ad blocker. Edit - Vivaldi thing. FF + UBO working...
Unable to read because I choose to use an ad blocker. Archive copy at https://archive.is/dl6oF
Likewise, new android user and it's far easier than OSM in my Vivaldi browser.
I had to check if it was one of Tim Martin's but apparently it's a Stonegate, and recently refurbished too.
I archived.is'd it. https://archive.is/GFCIY
Following this year’s edition of the heavy metal festival Bloodstock (8-11 August) at Catton Park, 55 bikers on Harley Davidsons transported the ashes of the
Any other regional UK-centric groups in the Lemmyverse I may have missed?
archived 8 Aug 2024 01:21:23 UTC. (For me to mess with archive.is and realise it bypasses cookie infested sites)
Police turned out in numbers in West Bridgford from around 7 pm this evening as protests were expected across the country at immigration centres.
nickb333 @fedia.io Travelling the Fediverse one stone at a time. Mainly @nickb333, this one is for mbin/lemmy.
Headstones courtesy of Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire.