- uBlock (of course)
- Vimium
- YouTube Ratings Preview
- Remove Google Redirection
- TrackMeNot (sends random queries to search engines)
- uMatrix
- HTTP Headers
- Vanilla Cookie Manager
- Project Naphta (on the fly OCR for images)
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- uBlock (of course)
- Vimium
- YouTube Ratings Preview
- Remove Google Redirection
- TrackMeNot (sends random queries to search engines)
- uMatrix
- HTTP Headers
- Vanilla Cookie Manager
- Project Naphta (on the fly OCR for images)
Not anymore. Saw plenty of club mates at defcon talks.
Allegedly those TAO Monks are especially hilarious.
Patate de Forain anyone? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5A6RU377-k
(There are more uploads on Facebook!)
But then it could also just be uploaders not knowing how to get the best results when uploading music, the Germans seem to be able to handle it quite well in a few rare cases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuSqaEsNUFo
This one's a bit better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHVX0SKqQg4 (but without cool video).
So weird how the versions with the best video often sound the worst.
Weird how much the quality differs on certain songs.
I heard Vimeo to be quite ok.
How unsurprising.
As long as it's not on the chips I guess you're right.
noobs.
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Exactly.
He's precise like that.
If yes: get those criminals.
fuck.
Finally! Now merge with Facebook and all is fine.
the whole internet seems to have been on drugs this weekend
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Sorry, I misread and thought you were still studying. Applies just the same to the job though. I'm self employed, so I have the up- and downsides of having to find and chose and plan projects to keep a somewhat steady income - but without the luxury of taking a few weeks off those goddamn computers and do something completely different I'd just go insane. Machines ftw.
This! Only having the long term goal in focus is a perfect recipe for anxiety and depression, setting short term tasks is a good strategy, there are a ton of others that help with dealing with one's thinking, Mindfulness* being the obvious big one but also a lot of learning techniques (e.g. priming) have helped me a lot.
*https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jon+kabat+zinn+... <- Good man on the subject
Me and a few people around me made the experience of almost completely losing interest in what used to be our passion *through studying it. Especially in the creative areas. I'm a musician half of the time, I struggled a lot with accepting that my 'creative waves' come and go when they want - forcing output in moments where there was internal fire led me to big internal conflicts, up to something you could call 'depression' (I find that word to be somewhat elusive) - even without any external pressure. Now being in a educational context that requires you to be creatively expressive on a daily basis doesn't even give you the option to have those breathing spaces. So we had to chose: Power through and hope for the best, or (in my case) stop relying on institutional safety and just go for it. It takes courage, exponentially more with every day you already put in, but after years of doubt I'm very glad I did it this way. What I find to be universal: the job paranoia that drove us crazy faded very quickly once in the job market, in retrospect I can't even reconstruct why I was so terrified: Keeping steady at doing something you love, listening a bit to the heart while quieting the mind and finding your flow .. and I'd be highly surprised if you end up not having any success at all.
How about convincing the big browser vendors (e.g. through their bugtrackers) to finally accept CACerts without warning? Such a shame that.
@mods Since not a 0day I would propose changing the title to something like ELF libworker.so Wordpress Malware ( #Mayhem Botnet )
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