How does betterFox compare to arkenfox?

Blocking is handled on the server side at this point.

Would be best to just use the tool linked by the other commenter

https://library.uco.edu/misinformation/mediabias

I use the apps bluebubbles and airmessage on android to send imessages via a mac mini I have.

Test

Edit: works on my end

Perhaps there should be a feature request on lemmy to have a "filter" list option, where these communities are filtered from all/local feeds, but remain unblocked.

Perhaps there should be a feature request on lemmy to have a "filter" list option, where these communities are filtered from all/local feeds, but remain unblocked.

Without looking at the code for lemmy right now, it sounds like that's how the instances themselves handle blocking

There's an open pull request for this, should be implemented soon.

It's in the backlog as of now https://github.com/aeharding/wefwef/issues/64

There's hong to be a settings overhaul happening soon, which thus will come after

This was my thoughts as well. I understand the need for an audit trail.

Would be very easy to build up an interaction graph with this data that could be used for fingerprinting. If this is an issue for you, though, just browse without signing in/interacting

Was just thinking about this more though, and unfortunately there can also be rogue instances that allow bot users to be created and interact with other instances posts, so this issue could still persist.

Try out searxng! It aggregates from multiple sesrch engines.

I find that, with companies that roll their own search algorithm that the results are often... lacking. I also don't trust brave as they try to push their crypto on you.

For what its worth, on the browser side of tbings, I run firefox w/ arkenfox

I'm glad that I recently migrated to SearXNG!

Lol did people use reddit without turning off sub specific stylesheets?!

Lol, your user name is how I pronounced nginx for years

There was an exploit released a few days back that could make thousands extremely fast (unsure of the number).The two top user instances at this point have 50k new users a piece, and 10 users active, lol.

Payment provider. BWW may have a contract with a payment provider, in which they don't pay the fee to use this payment platform for a flat fee of $1 per.

This is of course, all speculation.

This may be imposed by the take out provider. Some states/municipalities also tack on extra fees

In states that don't still need to pay minimum wage, I get your point. The last two states that I've lived in, though, still require min wage (or higher, depending on some municipalities).

Restaurants operate on notoriously small margins and are tough to make it as a mom and pop, a lot of the time.

I'd rather tip, and have the assurance that money is going to the worker, than pay $30 for a burger and be told the employee is getting a cut.

Absolutely this!! Thank you for posting this, I had forgotton Aaron's name and was unable to find him when this all had started. Can't believe it's been 10 years