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by Forbo 7y ago
So you can anonymously create a Gmail account? Or is that just the next hop in the subpoena/investigation process? Edit: Just tried creating a Gmail, it required a phone number.
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by Forbo 7y ago
That's an excellent point. This could be an elaborate long-con watering hole attack.
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by Forbo 7y ago
I find the use of a ProtonMail address to be interesting. Don't they require the use of an existing email address, phone number, or credit card/PayPal donation to create an account? I just tried creating an account via Tor for tes
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by Forbo 7y ago
Nextcloud is a wonderful bit of FLOSS, been using it for years now.
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by Forbo 7y ago
To add to this, with v3 onion services you can designate your site as a single-hop rendezvous if your service doesn't need to be truly "hidden". This helps reduce latency significantly.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Probably because the "good word" is to a large extent, in fact, corporate decor: https://read.cesletter.org/
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by Forbo 7y ago
Slight correction, I believe they're referring to the rock climbing hardware, not cameras: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring-loaded_camming_device
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by Forbo 7y ago
They're making progress on it: https://github.com/torproject/tor/pull/1262
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by Forbo 7y ago
That's easily configurable: https://2019.www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#BandwidthSh... Also the "limiting bandwidth" section here: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/
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by Forbo 7y ago
Don't forget product placement or native advertising , so that you're being shown advertising directly in the movies or content that you're already consuming. It's turtles all the way down.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Yeah, as far as I understand that's pretty much the purpose of the Utah datacenter.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Trying to boycott any service that uses reCAPTCHA is pretty impractical, as well. Lots of stuff also uses the Google hosted AJAX libraries.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Namely?
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by Forbo 7y ago
So long as the harm caused by those taking advantage of it is less than the good created by the change, it should still be put in place.
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by Forbo 7y ago
"Woo" is a term used to describe magical pseudoscience.
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by Forbo 7y ago
I'm not sure if Orbot supports Meek-Azure bridges, but if it does then you can force F-Droid to use Tor for all it's traffic.
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by Forbo 7y ago
The intent of the law was to dissuade upskirt photos on trains, not filming the police, if I recall correctly.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Cool. The question still stands, how does that make AOSP useless? For the vast majority of applications, I can find reasonable FOSS equivalents in F-Droid.
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“What dangers do physical pentesters of color have to consider?”(twitter.com)
1 points by Forbo 7y ago|0 comments
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by Forbo 7y ago
Fuck me, right? Would be nice to know why this is seemingly such a shitty idea, but guess I'll never hear why.
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by Forbo 7y ago
What about a flat transactional tax that occurs any time money changes hands? I found this not too long ago and have been enamored with the idea: http://apttax.com/execsummary.php
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by Forbo 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeganism
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by Forbo 7y ago
Lasik is destructive, if you're a candidate another option to consider would be IOL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intraocular_lens
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by Forbo 7y ago
The externality is that a fosters an environment in which surveillance capitalism is able to thrive. It's not limited to just your home.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Adblockers can block specific paths/URLs, where Pi-Hole is DNS level only.
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by Forbo 7y ago
Reminds me of this thread: Corn is not a food, it's a platform. https://twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/status/10748100434957967...
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by Forbo 7y ago
The site you link to mentions nothing about deaths nor about people going to the United States for treatment, including in the linked PDFs. Perhaps you could have tried to address the claims made instead of leaving a sarcastic unconstructiv
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by Forbo 7y ago
You mean this "US law and order"?: Myron W. Orfield, Jr., Deterrence, Perjury, and the Heater Factor, supra note 13, at 83: > Respondents, including prosecutors, estimate that police commit perjury between 20% and 50% of the ti
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by Forbo 7y ago
For anyone who might not get the reference: https://medium.com/@jamesheathers/in-mice-explained-77b61b59...
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by Forbo 7y ago
Not sure why your recommendation was dead. I've dabbled with MMEX in the past. I vouched for your comment.

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