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Well then cyber security might not be too crazy of an idea.
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More of a question are you really into computers in anyway or form. Cybersecurity has some prerequisite skills for sure.
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Are you a computer nerd in your spare time / highly technical ?
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I run Unbound on my opnsense firewall.
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guessing you want that codec for a reason
It is the default most widely used codec for devices and video 4K and higher resolution. It is just what nearly all new / modern cameras come with. You don't really get a choice.
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True, but the other argument is just try adblock lite, it works fine.. It isn't as powerful but I would rather have a fully functional daily browser than one with lesser video playback and conferencing functions.
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Ad block lite does a good enough job without me changing to be honest, again the point being is that there are more problems with me using Firefox as a primary browser than ad blocking benefits.
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I guess, but the comment is a direct assertion against Firefox growing from this change. You sort of prove my point by suggestion another sub variant of the chrome ecosystem.
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Why would I use multiple browsers if I can achieve nearly everything in one? I would much rather use Edge or Safari for everything than Firefox plus another browser.
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The lack of HVEC/h.265 support is kind of a deal breaker in firefox (windows nightly builds don't count as done). I need it to view h.265 security cameras and the occasional movie streamed via browser.
Edit: For those suggesting multiple browsers I could just use Edge if I wanted to.. still better compatibility as it is essentially chromium.
I have a list of other things that don’t work reliably in Firefox such as various video conferencing tools so no, I am not going to switch to Firefox as my primary browser again anytime soon.
I was a Firefox user for many years but there are too many daily things I use now that prevent me from using it as a primary browser for work and causal use.
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It is unique and I have MFA enabled so it hasn’t changed in a very long time. As per current security best practices.
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Fun fact, parties running for election both get access to voter phone lists and are exempt from the do not call list.
They do however have to confirm to telemarketer / scam legislation. So you can reply with please remove me from your list and if they contact you again you can get is escalated.
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View-> Then the little v arrow in the right. Switch to tabs only, the Ribbon UI will now only appear when you click one of the titles like home or View.
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Ya basically the one that works on the most sites while also not being a PITA.
Being older than the internet and having used mosaic, Netscape navigator, IE, Firefox, Chrome, several short lived mobile browsers and tried Opera a few times. Can’t say I have a favourite as any browser I like that becomes popular also tends to become bloated and slow over time.
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The ones I need, otherwise I always prefer core HA elements if possible.
With recently UI improvements in HA I have actually removed several HACS
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I think it has been probably more than 5 years since I have seen an optical drive on a new laptop.
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It is expected, it is already in the betas but may also require carriers to enable it as some beta testers found it wasn’t available to them initially.
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With a 5 year support cycle on iOS devices getting OS updates, ALL of the iPhones going back to 2019 (when it was added to android) will likely support RCS
There are several common words and terms I would like to stop seeing posts about but only in specific communities. Having the words or terms blocked in other communities or global matches too many things. It would also be nice for the filter to be Title, URL or body specific.
I was recently trying to get some of the 4 player local games I have to work remotely.. Some have native multiplayer but with limitations (castle crashers only lets two local and two remote players play) bople battle only allows one local player in remote multi player mode. However for both the above I was able to get remote play together working which basically let me map the remote player to a controller and play the game in local mode. This however only worked on these games, I THINK they are linux native.. Games that didn't work / provide no controller mapping for remote play together Streets of rage 4, TMNT Redders revenge did not work. These games show support for remote play together in the steam library but I suspect the limitation is on the steam deck? Anyone else have experience with Remote Play Together on the steam deck? It is nice as the remote party doesn't need a copy of the game and as noted gets around some of the multi player limits of some games. Any suggestions? Alternatives? Tweaks?
Due to variable subject length and these items being part of the same line as the subject they get pushed around a lot which makes them hard to see find when scrolling through history. Would be nice if these links / scores where at the front of the subject OR the "next line" to be consistent.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/923025 > lemmy.world is a victim of an XSS attack right now and the hacker simply injected a JavaScript redirection into the sidebar. > > It appears the Lemmy backend does not escape HTML in the main sidebar. Not sure if this is also true for community sidebars. > > ![](https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/707c0f16-3d5c-4888-b865-34228d968ee6.png)
When opening a discussion/comment from your profile / history you only see the replies to your comment. Is there any way to expand all the replies to the topic? I don’t see any way do to that?
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Is there a way to search posts within a community? I see there is a NSFW filter but is there or is it planned to have a text / post filter? I would really love of not see the constant posts about what is going on at Reddit or Twitter anymore. I left, I am done with that.
Just curious as this is all fun and open till it scales to expensive. What is the lemmy.ca plan to sustain / fund it self? Constant donation nagging like Wikipedia?