Handytinge

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by Handytinge 4y ago
And how could you do this, Mr. Hacker Man? Are you compromising my ISP, the server host, or my client? In any of these situations, I have a bigger problem than TLS, and a lot of vectors I can be attacked from.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
I envisioned a lycra bodysuit with springs taped all over it, so the kid would bounce up in the event of falling over.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
They also travel significantly faster than normal road users. Yes, if I was travelling 300kmph in my car, I would wear a helmet.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Yes, creating more victims should help.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
It shocks and concerns me that someone needs to ask that. Of course they can. It was never "yours" any more than "your" Facebook or Tiktok account.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Varjo Aero and Quest Pro both have this.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
There is a big difference (I think you know this) between equality of opportunity and equality of outcome. Regardless of who benefits more currently (and may benefit in the future), creating new victims of discrimination is not a good solut
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Agreed. And if you make that decision between multiple qualified people based on sex or race, that's a problem.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Your viewpoint is that because peoples experience don't match your own + the studies results, it must be a lie? I hope my interpretation's wrong here, that's a very closed-minded and sad way to live.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
What a viewpoint. The number of gmail users in the USA is obviously significantly lower, and the number of homeless or people in similar situations globally is obviously significantly higher.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Having support for those who use screen readers is a huge improvement ovet the majority of sites, surely? May I ask, what other accessibility conditions do you feel this site doesn't meet? Also - for a non corporate website - why shoul
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Firmly disagree. Anyone can use any protocol they wish to, that's the beauty of the internet.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
If you're security focused, why not GRE tunnel to a vultr or similar VM and exit there? Then your ISP gets no information.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
None of those are networks I could consider secure. Even with https, there's no scenario where I'm not encapsulating all traffic in a tunnel there.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Don't use random Wi-Fi then? Or if you do, have an always on routed VPN? You're leaking data all over the place, placing the burden on the website owner is silly.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
It's incredibly easy to prove. You could prove it by setting up clean devices. Plenty of people have attempted to prove it, and gone radio silent after trying. There are billions of users, and tens of millions of them are technical, an
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by Handytinge 4y ago
As someone who did support for dial up in Australia many years ago, I've been thinking of doing this. It would be trivial to set up a VoIP service restricted to outbound POPs.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
> What happens if/when Stadia goes under? Who knows, but there's a decent chance of, "tough shit, all your games are gone." This had now been answered [1]: > We will be refunding all Stadia hardware purchases made
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by Handytinge 4y ago
In Australia, Nintendo are required to refund in this scenario too (and would). These are consumer law issues that should extend beyond games.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Bendigo also do physical tokens as well as app based 2FA. Macquarie have unpersoned me before (cancelled all of my accounts with no explaination or notice, on a Friday afternoon). I've heard of it happening to others too. As such, I ma
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Not sure where you're from, but in my Australian suburban jungle, cunt is a pretty common term. You don't say it if you're over at mums for lunch on a Sunday, but hanging out with the boys? For sure. "What's with th
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Are you recommending we do the world a favour and cap him like old yeller?
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by Handytinge 4y ago
For the record, the vast majority of Androids lifecycle, Google has also not supported RCS. This is a recent uptake, after they shut down their 8th failed messaging platform. The "RCS" that Google implements does not follow the st
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Yes. It's incredibly common and still the standard most places I go.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Whilst that may be broadly true, I've seen my female friends on various dating apps. They're scrolling photos and going almost entirely on looks.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
Why? Being inaccessible for days is many peoples dreams.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
The irony of feeding the advertiser rich information for the purpose of reducing ads.
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by Handytinge 4y ago
How did he find it?
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by Handytinge 4y ago
But it's not "real power", it's theoretical power. The crown rarely if ever exerts such powers, and on that rare occasion it does so on the advice of the parliment. Technically such a power exists, but calling it "r
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by Handytinge 4y ago
You seem to be intentionally finding offense. This isn't the right forum for that.

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