started using it today, it still is in early stages of development and it’s pretty bugged, but it’s very cool.

the main doubt I have now is if it would be more useful of you could fake activity coherent with your location, for example, because being in EU and faking visits to US gov sites doesn’t exactly sound as stealth.

I could be wrong though.

AdNauseam works on pages you are visiting, as far as I understood.

Fauxx instead does its thing independently in the background.

just as an FYI, having JavaScript off potentially adds to your fingerprint.

very interesting article, the building comparison kinda blew my mind.

Unfortunately I feel the visceral need to criticize the “unnecessary beautiful” of the Microslop icons, because in my opinion they are not only ugly, but also “soulless”, like the glass building.

I see.

the tech giant you mean is IBM I imagine?

what is the difference between the adoption of systemd and that of X or Wayland?

aren’t those equally “mainstream” and don’t they also leave almost no chance to have an alternative (especially for the average user)?

this is a genuine question because, while I know and understand the sentiment against systemd, I realized just now that in the 20 years I’ve been on Linux many things I’ve used were kinda against “freedom”.