And still no article is able to state the reason (even manufactured) for the operation. Or do the police just decide to raid random houses in the United States?
Sync had it, back when I used it, but it didn't really show anything on the frontpage. It is more like pinning the user to the sidebar. But yeah, that's not how lemmy/piefed works.
While yeah, most of the stuff is "just how the web works", it's still true that the collection of these values can be used (and is being used) as a reliable fingerprint for your exact browser.
Eh, attention bait. The "dark spot" is not moving, even ignoring the fact that the dark spot is not a "thing".
It's more like when people at a stadium do a "wave" by raising their hands in a specific order. If everyone raises their hands at the same time, did the wave just move faster than light? No, obviously not, because nothing was moving (laterally) in the first place.
It only looks like it's moving because human brains interpret it as movement, much like an animation.
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