Out of curiosity, did you look under the hood to see where Firefox is getting its safe browsing data from?
Posts by Alumoi
1186 publicly visible posts • joined 16 Jan 2016
Google gooses Safe Browsing with real-time protection that doesn't leak to ad giant
March Patch Tuesday sees Hyper-V join the guest-host escape club
Microsoft calls AI privacy complaint 'doomsday hyperbole'
Re: Nowhere do they say what of their private information Microsoft ever improperly collected
Spitting out verbatim (too large a chunk of) an article can be a copyright violation.
Repeating information from that article, using a different form of words - and especially if combined (even badly) with information gleaned from another source, is not.
So, theoretically, if I'd get my hand on Windows source code, remove all the bugs, telemetry and useless crap, add a lot of impovements, it wouldn't be a copyright violation, right? After all, I'd be cutting it down to under 50% so it won't be a too large chunk of it.
Chrome engine devs experiment with automatic browser micropayments
SAP hits brakes on Tesla company car deal
ICANN proposes creating .INTERNAL domain to do the same job as 192.168.x.x
Snow day in corporate world thanks to another frustrating Microsoft Teams outage
Users now keep cellphones for 40+ months and it's hurting the secondhand market
Study: Thousands of businesses just love handing over your info to Facebook
How Sinclair's QL computer outshined Apple's Macintosh against all odds
Linus Torvalds postpones Linux 6.8 merge window after being taken offline by storms
Trump-era rules reversed on treating gig workers as contractors
Open source's new mission: To boldly go where no software has gone before
Apple sets new 16,000-foot iPhone drop test after 737 fuselage fail
After injecting cancer hospital with ransomware, crims threaten to swat patients
Windows keyboards to get a Copilot key – but how quickly will users jump?
New cars bought in the UK must be zero emission by 2035 – it's the law
Google to start third-party cookie cull for 30 million Chrome users
Microsoft kills off Windows app installation from the web, again
Re: In other news...
Why is it always the lowest common denominator that gets catered to?
They vote as they are told.
Maybe M$ should simply have an "I'm an idiot" tickbox at installation time, the result of which Windows can use to determine whether such "conveniences" are enabled or disabled by default.
Care to bet they will install every crap under the sun if you tick that box? For your convenience, of course. And, if you don't tick it, they will install it anyway, for your convenience.
Mozilla CEO pockets a packet, asks biz to pick up pace the 'Mozilla way'
Amazon already has a colossal ads business and will extend it to Prime Video in January
Apple's timepiece turmoil taken to appeals court
Study uncovers presence of CSAM in popular AI training dataset
Microsoft puts the 'why?' in Wi-Fi with latest Windows patch
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in crypto stolen after Ledger code poisoned
Systemd 255 is here with improved UKI support
What's the golden age of online services? Well, now doesn't suck
Google releases fix for missing Drive for desktop files
UEFI flaws allow bootkits to pwn potentially hundreds of devices using images
AI offers some novel crystal materials that could form future chips, batteries, more
Tesla sues Swedish government after worker rebellion cripples car biz
Greenpeace calls out tech giants for carbon footprint fumble
Re: WTF????
I wonder if all those politicians have even heard of video conferences. You know, when you settle your arse in your favorite chair, wearing only your briefs and a shirt with tie, looking into a camera and speaking into a microphone.
They don't fucking need to meet in person. Think of the savings in fuel, food, services, drugs, hookers, booze and so on they can save.
Tesla, Musk likely aware of Autopilot deficiencies behind Florida fatality, says judge
What do Apple, Meta, TikTok have in common? Fighting off Europe's stiff antitrust rules
Re: Doing the Lords's wrok
EU: you're big, so we'll impose a large fine but don't worry, we won't collect it. Oh, and if we can come to an agreement we'll reduce the fine. But no worries, we still won't collect it.
USA: you're big, so we'll have you pay a small ammount, recognise you've done nothing wrong and carry on.