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1 month agoI think it’s Chromium based
It is. I was (mistakenly) referring to the question of Chinese browsers and saw the R*ddit peanut gallery 
about Opera being owned by the “SeeSeePee” and looked it up.
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According to Natopedia, Opera Browser is Chinese owned now.
“As of the end of 2023, Opera Software was 72.4% owned by Kunlun, a Chinese public company, making it a subsidiary of that company. Opera CEO James Yahui Zhou is a controlling shareholder in Kunlun.”
~ Opera (web browser) - Wikipedia
Fuck the Web and pics/media. I’m going back to Lynx.
Hey, I’d recommend starting with an earlier video. How nuclear fusion works (1) - fusors, thermonuclear reactions, lattice fusion
This video is easier to understand. From there, you can work your way up to the Helion video, as each vid builds upon his previous ones. (I understand this guy is all science, no philosophy. Hence why I see an artillery shell with the channel’s name on the main page, possibly going to Ukraine.)
I don’t recommend HackTheBox
Yeah, that was one of the sites that went corporate. Seems worse than I thought.
Thank you for the info, comrade!
Edit: grammar, added thoughts.
Okay but here’s the kicker:
If you have an alternative OS like GrapheneOS, you won’t be able to side load there either.
Google’s Play Integrity API is how apps have previously blocked access when loaded onto phones that are in some way modified from a stock OS with all Google Play integrations intact. Recently, a popular two-factor authentication app blocked access on phones with modified firmware, including GrapheneOS, which aims to surpass the security of Android’s stock system. Apps can call the Play Integrity API and get back an “integrity verdict,” relaying if the phone has a “trustworthy” software environment, has Google Play Protect enabled, and passes other software checks.
Might look reasonable on it’s face, but if I need to fix an app, or possibly get an app that was removed from Google Play, I’m blocked from that. What control I had over my Android phone is gone with Android 15, if I ever get that update. And switching to something else like GrapheneOS or Lineage, I’m blocked if I ever install GApps / GPlay.
Edit: grammar, clarity.
So what happens to all of those Telegram channels that we like to go to in the News megathread?
https://hexbear.net/comment/4885763 @SeventyTwoTrillion@hexbear.net
This might be needed to understand how China makes carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in the 1st place:
“Chinese nanotube wire rivals copper in conductivity and could someday be used in space” https://archive.ph/4byIc
Reads NATOpedia article
WTF?!? What kind of Wile E Coyote, ACME ass bullshit is this?
They’re using Chrome
Stop using Chrome. Use Firefox.
I thought GN still had text reviews on their site?
Maybe an emulator (different from a VM) like DOSBox-X? https://dosbox-x.com/
This reminds me of the Disaster.Radio project. https://disaster.radio/
We might need to build our own comms networks very soon.