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by Forbo 4y ago
If the cryptocurrency weren't useful for criminals, scammers, and money launderers, then it wouldn't be useful for political dissidents either. The reason the undesirables use those technologies is because they work. Yes, bad peop
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by Forbo 4y ago
> And keep and share all the information with authorities. Hilarious that you call it bullshit whilst spouting your own. https://signal.org/bigbrother/ Unless of course you have some documentation to back up what yo
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by Forbo 4y ago
Monero doesn't need to be AML/KYC compliant, the exchange does. And even if Monero did need to be compliant, view keys exist.
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by Forbo 4y ago
They made drugs illegal, look how well that's working out.
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by Forbo 4y ago
They only saw them with their "spiritual eyes". https://read.cesletter.org/witnesses/#second-sight Former member, it hurts seeing everything that I " knew" to be true turn out to be complete falseho
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by Forbo 4y ago
Name and shame, companies that engage in this kind of crap need to be called out for it.
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by Forbo 4y ago
You can easily send a location pin. Yes I realize this isn't constantly updating, but seems enough to meet 90% (number pulled out of my ass) of the use cases.
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by Forbo 4y ago
I remember it being a broken cluster fuck. Hell, even early TextSecure was a usability mess.
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by Forbo 4y ago
You can force Firefox to use use a DNS server of your choosing with a canary domain: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/canary-domain-use-appli...
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by Forbo 4y ago
How is personhood defined, and when is that applied?
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by Forbo 4y ago
It's a meme: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/my-wifes-son
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by Forbo 4y ago
The typeface on that page changes multiple times, looks like they may have done some editing.
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by Forbo 4y ago
I'd still consider hunting/gathering a form of work. And who knows, maybe the disposition for individuals to hyperfocus on that form of work led to more genetic success and desirability for reproduction, since it meant there would
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by Forbo 4y ago
I just tried to register an account using the onion site. It requires JavaScript, as well as either an email or phone number for SMS. I saw no captcha when attempting to create the account. Edit: https://protonmailrmez3lotccipsht
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by Forbo 4y ago
I strongly disagree with the way people just throw up their hands and accept defeat. It is possible to have privacy on the Internet. Projects like Tor, I2P, and Nym are working to make this a reality. Fight back against the surveillance c
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by Forbo 4y ago
I'd say just spin up a SecurityOnion stack. It's essentially a "SOC-in-a-box". I had a proof of concept machine spun up and generating alerts off of replayed PCAPs in a day.
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by Forbo 4y ago
The headline here seems strange. Literally two sentences about Calyx in the entire article. Why was the original headline not used? Edit: looks like it was changed between my read and my comment. Nevermind!
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by Forbo 4y ago
No phone number, secondary email, or credit card info was required?
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by Forbo 4y ago
Maybe I'm sick of surveillance capitalism at every fucking turn? Why do I need to justify my right to privacy? I'm absolutely over mega corporations trying to build psychological profiles of me to determine how to best try to mani
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by Forbo 4y ago
Take your pick: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/nat/index.html
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by Forbo 4y ago
A rather unfortunate name collision, at first I thought this project (targeting tamper evident attestation pre-boot) had vastly expanded its scope: https://osresearch.net/
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by Forbo 4y ago
How many adversaries have the ability to act on that risk? I hate the security defeatism that is rampant across the space. The perfect is the enemy of the good and all that. Unless your threat model includes nation state adversaries (or ind
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by Forbo 4y ago
Confidently incorrect, see my other comment for some examples.
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by Forbo 4y ago
Does VPN subnet translation count as NAT? Because I've definitely seen some footguns come from that.... I've also seen instances where poorly configured NATs ended up allowing victims to be used as proxies. So I'd say there a
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by Forbo 5y ago
This feels like a very DARVO type of comment. Trying to maintain vigilance against spammers and gore raids on their Matrix channel is grueling enough, then to have people say "you're doing it wrong" is just insult to injury.
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by Forbo 5y ago
I've had to vouch for four of your comments now. Looks like you account was shadow banned. Maybe contact @dang to see if they'll fix it?
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by Forbo 5y ago
I vouched for your comment since it is relevant. I assume it was dead because you're new.
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by Forbo 5y ago
No, humans are enslaving and torturing multiple species because they taste good. And I'm the irrational one? Because I value not causing suffering over personal pleasure? If that's irrational, then fuck whatever is considered rati
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by Forbo 5y ago
Does rephrasing it to "animal war crimes" make it any better?
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by Forbo 5y ago
When your pleasure is causing suffering, maybe that should be a prompt for self-reflection.

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