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FinnKuhn
3y ago
So the current approach is just to implement the same law after it was deemed illegal with minor changes as it takes some time until the courts decide it is illegal? What a joke.
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How to Become a Better Speaker at Conferences
(smashingmagazine.com)
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Domain Squatting the NATO Summit
(blogs.blackberry.com)
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The #1 Productivity App for the Opening Weekend of the App Store
(omnigroup.com)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
"There’s a new “feature” in Sonoma, and no one besides Apple is quite sure what it is." No worries, I am pretty sure what it is. It is an error code to notify the user (or more likely a developer testing their software with the be
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Jony Ive designs $60k turntable for Scottish hi-fi pioneers
(appleinsider.com)
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VW will test its autonomous ID Buzz in the US starting this month
(theverge.com)
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New Law to Ensure Stronger Cross-Border Enforcement of the GDPR
(ec.europa.eu)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
you are right, i think it might have still been cached in my browser from yesterday
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The Growing Problem of Malicious Relays on the Tor Network (2019)
(nusenu.medium.com)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Interestingly a similarly drastic increase in German Tor clients also happend back in 2017: https://www.chip.de/news/Raetselhafter-Nutzeranstieg-Zahl-de... if you configure the graph to show more years you can see the
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Hetzner was just an example, because they are a well known. Interestingly a similar sudden increase of German Tor users also happend in 2017: https://www.chip.de/news/Raetselhafter-Nutzeranstieg-Zahl-de... Hetzner (and
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
no, but most people definitely use links in their texts and they have the same problem. / is also regularly used for fractions or/and in a situation where you could use two words
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Bluesky temporarily halts sign-ups
(theverge.com)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Status Page, currently showing "degraded performance": https://status.bsky.app/
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Could be that someone is using a Cloud Provider in Germany, for example Hetzner
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Isn't this what most websites are already doing? Just redirecting http://example.com/test1 to https://example.com/test1 ?
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I had been chatting with a blackhat. They had been working with a whitehat
(databreaches.net)
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Another original, factory-sealed iPhone is up for auction
(auction.lcgauctions.com)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Most of them a subscription services though? When you are using little bandwith every now ans then this service could be the better option. Not saying it is better for every use case, but I can see situations where it is more practical and
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
do you go on vacation every month?
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
also contractors as others have already mentioned
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
nor the intended customer base. This seems more for someone who needs to use a VPN occasionally, for example to watch a specific movie or VPN back into their home country while on vacation
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Probably stuff like offices, hardware, software licences, marketing, server costs and more together with the fact that they worked on it for 5 years (that would mean only 200k per employee) and had all those other costs for those years as w
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Years-Long Data Leak at the US Patent and Trademark Office
(techcrunch.com)
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LetMeSpy, a stalkerware app spying on thousands, says it was hacked
(techcrunch.com)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
more on the topic: https://www.engadget.com/podcast-app-stitcher-is-shutting-do...
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Maybe in a bag you are swinging around or more likely in a Moshpit (rapid acceleration with a sudden stop)
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
Maybe, but in most circumstances where you don't need help you will notice the call and can cancel it in time.
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FinnKuhn
3y ago
it is mandatory for newer cars since 2018 in the EU[1], but isn't something you can easily add to older cars so this is for now the next best thing. [1] https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/securit
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