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Nope there wasn't anything visible, I've been scrolling up and down to verify. Unless the video was somehow truncated or scaled to 1x1 px or something.

It's a clone of the official Firefox repo stripped of all telemetry.

Hah yeah he could definitely bring that across.

I'm 42 and never heard it before in that context.

I'm in a country specific discord channel where immigrants and wannabes discuss realities of moving.

Recently a bachelor student joined and in every second sentence or so I had to google something to understand what he wants.

From the exchange I learned that if something slaps, it's a good thing apparently.

Never heard of that website, looks like a bunch of gaming related stuff without proper sourcing outside of twitch and tiktok. Are they in any way reliable?

Totally off topic, but I was reading the article on Fennec (mobile Firefox clone) while playing music over Bluetooth to my car. I was parked waiting for someone, not driving. No streaming service, playing honest to god mp3s from my device, when out of the blue I got VPN ads over the speaker.

Fennec indicated that cnet was playing them, but there as was no video box or other audio player widget active, so it looks like they are splicing invisible audio ads in somehow?

I'm also using ublock origin on mobile plus AdAway (rooted), so that's not an easy feat.

Could anyone double check? That's the most obnoxious behavior I've experienced in recent time.

Could you give some more insights what exactly you mean? Maps? Flags? Books? Natural resources? Website? Apps?

It's actually quite well written and not as clickbaity as one might think.

That's banned by default. They are targeting uneducated nonsense.

Certainly not the act in itself, but wishing bad things on others only to have them happen to yourself? The irony is highly entertaining. Couldn't have happened to a worse person.

It's quite funny though. Cool, not so much. But reaping what you sawed? Yeah that's funny as fuck.