The way AdGuard does it, is it has you install a certificate on your phone, which then allows you to block ads and trackers within HTTPS pipelines. If you don’t do that, then it can only block HTTP requests, which tends to be pretty low quality filtering. In addition, I also enable DNS blocking through AdGuard DNS service, so it’s kind of like blanket coverage.

I haven’t honestly found anything that does the same thing, or at least not at the same level of quality. So I’m always curious to see if something new has come out that can reach this level of filtering performance.

Can anyone tell me if this filters HTTPS requests?

That’s one feature that keeps me using Adguard, and it makes a huge difference to the filtering ability/quality.

There’s a clear pattern with violence in the States.

Quick, find a way to blame Obama, Biden, or immigrants! /s

Very cool. Thanks for the recommendation.

tp link routers tend to run openwrt pretty well.

Of course, I have the TP-Link router that isn’t well-supported 😖

I kind of miss my old Linksys routers, which officially supported third-party firmware.

The only ones who would harm her over this would be other Republicans. I wish she would let that sink in, because she’s spent her career propping them up.

I haven’t looked at the other links, but the first study was funded by WPLab, Inc.

WPLab, Inc just so happens to run https://www.preventautism.org/, so I can already see several biases at play, which could influence the conclusions drawn by such a study.

Fucking legend! I’m going to spend the weekend exploring these apps and see what changes I can make on my phone. 👍

Are those green mini icons an indication of a PWA shortcut?

I use the app Hermit to run isolated websites, usually as PWAs. It’s replaced quite a few apps, but I’ve noticed that many companies are intentionally making their web experience shit so they force you to use invasive apps.

Anyway, it can create home icons for those sites, and they run separately (i.e. in your task switcher), so it works better than browser shortcuts.

Hey, maybe every American should put Trumpstein lawn jockeys in their yard! 😂

That’s some sleazy bullshit right there!

Enforces privacy laws

I mean, there didn’t seem to be any consequences. No fines or anything like that. They were basically told that they can’t use facial recognition for what they were using it for, but there are others ways they could still use it (outlined in the article).

They were given a free-pass, it seems.

Life has been so good with Linux.

… they could face federal anti-racketeering charges that were designed to bust up organized crime.

Not even the Onion could come up with something this bat-shit silly.

It’s now a crime for hurting baby Donnie’s feelings. Oh, poor baby Donnie. Do you need a lollipop baby boy?

It’s using my Nvidia GPU to do the LLM thing, so that may be the difference.

This could be!

Interestingly enough, I was playing around with LLama, as they have speech to text to interact with their chat bot, and it converts in near real-time with very good accuracy. So I do know that things can be fast and accurate, but I wish it was in Speech Note. LOL

For now, I may just to STT through my phone on a shared document with my laptop.

Freedumb! 🤡

I really wanted to use it, because on my Android phone I use voice input all the time.

That’s why I’m thinking it’s a problem with Speech Note and not my mic, or how I’m speaking to it.

That’s a real shame. I can type quite fast, but my hand joints called it quite a while ago. 😵

Guns really do keep bad people away! 😮

No way this gets brushed off. Even if it was a full-blown Trump supporter, he needs this to keep in the media, because it distracts everyone from the fact that he raped children with Epstein.

Man, this is a wonderful distraction from the Trumpstein files, eh?

Trump is personally making it his mission to defend this “wonderful American”, as if he’s the only person in the United States to die from gun violence.

And the double-standard to say this was caused by political rhetoric while still using terms like “the radical left”.