

I would have to do a one-for-one comparison, I haven’t checked that.
I would have to do a one-for-one comparison, I haven’t checked that.
You can also use this filter list in uBlock Origin as an alternative
https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clean-filters/blob/raw?file=bpc-paywall-filter.txt
Please use the original title when submitting a news article as per this community rule, and add your commentary in the body post.
Must be the same facts used to link vaccines to autism.
I’ll be damned, TIL
Please keep the original title when posting an article. You can put your commentary on the post’s body.
I was about to report it for Rule 4, but damn that’s the OG title 👀
The same way that current immigration policies aren’t dictated by emotions /s
Network effect and the path of least resistance.
People usually resist change until there’s a net and obvious gain, or when thing don’t work as expected anymore.
And you need to consider that what’s important in a messaging platform for someone, might be vastly different for another.
The heavy lid of tariffs 😬
And more importantly, good OPSEC.
Mediocre audio sound quality compared to better codecs out there, but works on almost anything and the patents are expired.
Age-gate
It sucked but it’s over, time to move on.
I don’t have an exhaustive list of all the models, but It’s say that almost all mac without the T2 or secure enclave all have reached end of support and won’t be able to run any OS they still receives security updates. Ventura (macOS 13) will be end of support very soon, so that leaves Sonoma (14), Sequoia (15) and the upcoming Tahoe 26).
I’m pretty sure that by the end of next year, all the Intel-based mac will no longer receive security updates, leaving only the M-based CPU with support.
Technically they do through the Secure Enclave and previously the Apple T2 chip, which is what allow them to lock the device when stolen, or associate a device to an Apple Business Manager account for remote management.
Aurora is my go-to nowadays
Maybe Nebula as a mirror? It’s subscription-based, but I rather put my money there and watch the content ad-free than giving Google my money or ad views.
Legal Eagle, Practical Engineering and some others are putting their video a bit early there compared to their YouTube channels as an incentive to subscribe, and you can often get the yearly subscription 50% off.
But even then, they’re only liable if they distribute it themselves. Why go the extra mile of blocking the addon being sideloaded, as it’s solely done by the user?