Installing Adnauseam on Vivaldi Adnauseam is an extension of privacy to prevent third party sites from collecting information such as sensitive data: Bank transactions, user profiles, to be used for illicit purposes. In this specific case, we download the compressed package for Chormium: GitHub We decompressed the .zip package, with a decompressor software, such as 7zip Rename the folder adnauseam.chromium to adnauseam and We Open the Vivaldi Browser We go to New Tab and write vivaldi://extensions and We activate the developer mode: Select the destination folder adnauseam: We wait a moment and select the default values and click on Go. Extra filters We look for the third party filters configuration and towards the end we add the following filters: # Combat Bitcoin Miners https://gitlab.com/ZeroDot1/CoinBlockerLists/raw/master/hosts # Block anti-adblockers https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/abp-filters-anti-cv.txt # Prevent media adblocking Spanish http://abp.mozilla-hispano.org/nauscopio/filtros.txt # Anti-adblock-killer https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer/master/anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt Press the apply button and update now FeedBack Sources Adnauseam Ublock Origin...

Block unwanted mail in foreign languages or from specific countries If you want to stop receiving email messages in foreign languages that you don’t know, switch to the last tab of the Junk E-mail Options dialog, International tab. This tab provides the following two options: Blocked Top-Level Domains List. This list lets you block email messages from specific countries or regions. For example, if you select CN (China) or IN (India), then you will stop receiving any messages if a sender’s address that ends with .cn or .in. Though, nowadays when nearly everyone has gmail or outlook.com accounts, this option will hardly help you get rid of many junk emails. And this brings us to the second option that looks much more promising. Blocked Encodings List. This list enables you to eliminate all unwanted e-mail messages formatted in a specific language encoding, i...

Regarding the solution, we will discuss the number of solution only for Android users. If you want that a feature of “Ok Google” works even on the lock screen, then just follow the steps written below. First of all, go to the settings of Google. Top go for ok google settings, open the home page of “Google search.” Then click on the left corner of Google. After that, the list is open for you. In which, select the “Settings.” Then, go to the “‘Ok Google’ detection” by going into the option of “Voice.” After doing that, just turn on the option of “From any screen.” After following the above steps correctly, ‘Ok Google’ can easily work even on the lock screen. So you don’t need to open google search bar to command your smartphone. You can even speak ok google on a lock screen, and it will hear your voice. So your biggest problem for OK Google Not working when a phone is locked is solved, once you follow above-mentioned steps. OK Google not responding to my voice It meets precisely with US English, so if your first language is not English, you might face an issue with ok Google commands. If ‘Ok Google’ is not working properly, then there may be some problem in the Language of the device...

Doctor Who (2005) Season 11 – Episode 3 Air Date: 21st October 2018, 18:55 (GMT) Writer: Malorie Blackman Straight off the bat let me just say that I'm naturally inclined towards the more futuristic or overtly scientific episodes of Doctor Who - historical adventures are fine but I'm generally not one to get a kick out of historical events or figures. Meeting Rosa Parks in this adventure was interesting but when our heroes start enthusing and gushing about a person who actually existed (Sadly Mrs Parks passed away in 2005), and repeatedly pressing home how important they were, it is hard to shake off the feeling I'm sitting through a school lesson rather than indulging in some breezy escapism. (I'll also mention I was a touch distracted throughout yesterday by meeting a lady online the who may possibly become my new girlfriend, so an argument can be made that my heart wasn't really in the viewing experience) I want to make very clear, however, that none of my personal feelings should be allowed to tarnish the message concerning Rosa Parks herself. What she accomplished in her life was utterly awe-inspiring; we should ALL be thankful for her object lesson in how to make the world a better place. To have suffered all her life, as many Black people did and still do, only to be recognised fifty years later by a Congressional Medal of Honor...is appalling. Her name rightly deserves to live on for all time. but for something far more inspiring than a simple space rock - Let's sort that out, Humanity, eh? That we now have an episode of Doctor Who showcasing her achievement is only fitting...

I missed last week's update. I've been spending time browsing papers and prepping a presentation. Reviewing papers There are lots of articles (both scientific and otherwise) lying around on the web. For computer science focused ones, here are some links that are quite useful: dblp - A library of CS papers organised by type and venue. ACM CSUR - Surveys conducted in computer science IEEE Conferences - Systematisation of Knowledge papers are of note Surveys and SoKs give a good "rounding up" of the state of things in a particular domain of work, and can be an interesting starting point. Of course, they are very specific so of limited use otherwise. Prepping for Prezzing When the bible talks about avoiding temptation, it's referring to the dangers of powerpoint I'll be attending a SICSA event at the end of the month, where i'll be demoing, along with my supervisor, a platform I had built that ended up being used and evaluated in a course. The work begins on planning this and setting it all up. Using Nvivo As part of the prep for that talk, I'll be trying to code some responses from students about how they felt interacting with the platform. I'll be using

Looking at things, taking pictures. Back in the day I got asked by Dantesoft if I could share my photo processing workflow. Of course I can! It used to be quite elaborate, but these days it is quite simple. Asset Management The first thing to consider is where your photos will end up. After many different configurations I have ended up putting everything into Apple Photos. There are three reasons I ended up here: It lets me carry my entire library with me, on one or more devices Basic versioning, letting me store the original photo while still only seeing the edited version Live Photos and good video support In addition, I also appreciate the "Moments" feature, where it creates contextual albums from metadata...

Doctor Who (2005) Season 11 - Episode 1 Air Date: 7th October 2018, 18:55 (GMT) Writer: Chris Chibnall.  /random pirate voice SOMEHOW I managed to miss the first episode of Jodie Whittakers' tenure as the Thirteenth Doctor when it aired on Saturday just gone. I'm not sure that's ever happened to me before. I've been waiting for it, patiently, but perhaps the huge wait since the Christmas Special lulled me into a stupor. Dang it. Oh well, I'm caught up now and am all ready to speak my brains on the subject. Jodie Whittaker as The Doctor. As a male and lifelong fan of Doctor Who, first watching Tom Baker somewhere from behind a couch (yes, I genuinely did this, so my mother never fails to remind me) I'm a HUGE FAN of the decision to cast a woman in the role having campaigned for just such a thing since when Matt Smith announced he was stepping down. I'm delighted the program makers have listened...

Choosing to stop using Microsoft Windows was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Oh, as a Gamer I still have to keep the thing around for games that just don't work on any other system but these days I'm spending most of my week using Linux for everything else. And I love it. Love it love it love it. I'm being exuberant, I know, but I hope you'll forgive it: I'm simply not used to feeling like this about an Operating System. Windows is many things but most of the time using it feels like a fight. A battle of wills between you and it to accomplish your objective, a war that rages but never ceases.  In my twenty five years with Windows I've learned how to tame the beast.  I've learned how to tweak and change her to within an inch of bluscreen. I get around deficiencies with third party software cleverness. I've been able to tune that damned thing until she sings...