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721.
by 3np 3y ago
Well, yeah. No entity should be in the centrally authoritative position that Meta alongside a handful of other companies is. Moderation and filtering needs to be decoupled from content hosting and authn/authz. This is a major part maki
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by 3np 3y ago
I wouldn't be that absolute about it, but nothing comes to mind as missing or broken from the top of my head so far. That being said, it does look like it would benefit from some more support: https://github.com/astroid
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by 3np 3y ago
I tried most of them. It's a little bit different but Astroid is great and my favorite GUI desktop client right now. Lightweight, flexible and renders html all right. It uses notmuch, which takes a little bit of setup but in return you
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by 3np 3y ago
FYI: `npm publish` reports the current commit hash, if any, and this is publically viewable from the npm registry. This should help audit/verify if publishers have published what they say and if builds are reproducible. E.g. $ cu
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by 3np 3y ago
Been running a non-public Piped instance for a couple of years now. There are videos where it works and videos where it doesn't. It's been a few months now where some proportion of videos fail to play over Piped no matter what (th
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by 3np 3y ago
I'm not saying it works as intended or that there is a point to it. Just that it does happen.
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by 3np 3y ago
Except every once in a blue moon when the opposite happens: HTTPS 443 gets blocked/hijacked while HTTP 80 goes out just fine (in which case either of the beforementioned generally gets you to the portal).
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by 3np 3y ago
“I refuse to build technology that powers genocide.” is not a political consideration, it's an ethical one. The notion that the employer should take ethical concerns into consideration is not a recent trend. Though perhaps the politici
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by 3np 3y ago
Signal is not classified as a gate-keeper and therefore no.
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by 3np 3y ago
What tends to happen to budding challengers is acquisition and assimilation. It takes the right people and circumstances to persist not selling out. The dating app marketplace and Match Group was discussed here recently, for one example.
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by 3np 3y ago
In a similar vein: https://github.com/headwaymaps/headway
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by 3np 3y ago
They've been pretty public about it. And it's not cheap. > Registration Fees: $6 million dollars per year. https://signal.org/blog/signal-is-expensive/ https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by 3np 3y ago
Have they ever announced that allowing registrations without a phone number is something they intend to do?
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by 3np 3y ago
> So dense the Criminally Insane Agency & the Not Skilled Asswipery both outsourced spying on us to Sweden. The swedes found it so bad they had to hire Denmark to avoid not killing it's entire population.. ...what?
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by 3np 3y ago
You could take a look at Whonix and Qubes - even if you don't use them you can roll your own setup with a similar approach: Have a dedicated "netvm"/"proxyvm" which only acts as a network bridge. "Minimal
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by 3np 3y ago
Don't leave is hanging, how was your experience? (Pkl, not Apple :p)
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by 3np 3y ago
You have some incumbent competition already, in case you're not aware, and I'd say many of these are closer to what you're describing than text configuration files. You would do well to learn by past and current attempts. Thi
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by 3np 3y ago
Indeed. For anyone unfamiliar with the nature of cryptographic hashes, each character increases the difficulty to get a collision exponentially. ~10 characters are easy enough to generate on a single machine so don't rely on a vanity-p
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by 3np 3y ago
So degoogled GrapheneOS not affected.
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by 3np 3y ago
Block ID: BLACK02 Server ID: 19015 The block is consistent despite rotating exits with different IPs.
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by 3np 3y ago
Your GoDaddy firewall blocks tor: "Your IP address is listed in our blacklist and blocked from completing this request."
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by 3np 3y ago
"Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned."
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by 3np 3y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39024148
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by 3np 3y ago
Wouldn't some level of per-account rate-limiting make sense? Say, 1000 searches per hour? It's commendable and impressive that Kagi has apparently been able to get this far and perform this consistently without any account-level a
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by 3np 3y ago
To some extent, yes: RFC8657 https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/prod-support-for-rfc8657... https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8657 Though if your threat-model includes local- and/or internet
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by 3np 3y ago
Which ones? I'm on relatively modest hardware and just scrolled my hardest using a trackpad in urxvt, xterm, xfce4-terminal, gnome-terminal, and they're all practically instant. You'd need to _introduce_ lag to have any pixel
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by 3np 3y ago
> All that though is an edge case that probably doesn't apply 99% of the time. The same could be said for many necessary security measures.
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by 3np 3y ago
If you happen to be excited about stuff like this: https://veilid.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37118124 https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/12/meet-spritely-and-ve
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by 3np 3y ago
They UK changed visa rules and will stop issuing new visas for certain dependants. The headline is a lie and misleading clickbait.
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The tragic demise of Plants vs. Zombies [video](piped.video)
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