They definitely have. They definitely also DNGAF whether anyone opts out.

I’m still confused? It’s not Point of View, it’s Confused Point of View?

We were always supposed to put punctuation inside quotation marks; however, now it seems to be the user’s choice of inside or outside. And I have to admit that most of the time when I’m using quotes, it seems more logical to me to place the punctuation outside of them.

What…what does POV mean now??

We…don’t do this anymore? I can’t even recall what I’ve been doing for this for the last 20 years.

That… really didn’t help them at all

According to the article, if not connected to the Internet, they store the data locally and then upload it when they next get an Internet connection.

I guess I’m glad I cut the power to the tv when not in use, in addition to blocking its connection at my router.

From someone who has historically dwelt on way too many things: Don’t dwell on it. You’re fine.

Maybe not the worst, but Nikita is better than Point of No Return.

The researchers responsibly disclosed FROST to Google, Apple, and Mozilla before publishing. The responses are worth reading carefully:

• Google said it does not consider browser fingerprinting to be a security vulnerability.

• Apple described the attack as “currently out of scope,” with possible mitigations in the future.

• Mozilla acknowledged the findings but has not implemented any fix.

In other words, the three companies that ship some of the world’s most-used browsers have collectively said “ok, not my concern”.

Fingerprinting is treated as a known cost of doing business on the modern web, and a side channel that leaks tab and application data through a storage API is, apparently, not a fire worth putting out.

One more reason to not use google anything

And yet every professional physicist will tell you that physics IS math, and that if you don’t understand the math, you can’t understand physics, and shouldn’t try.

Ribeye. But I would also like to put a plug in for a perfectly prepared tenderloin.

100%

Accurate

Because all other information on credit cards (or anything else) on the internet available to people eager to learn is 100% accurate, all the time?

I tried to use Friendica a couple of times and could not figure it out. When I asked for help on Lemmy I was made fun of. I’m not unintelligent. I have not tried again.

Start a GoFundMe and post the link. I will gleefully pitch in.

Thank you!