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by KomoD 7mo ago
I don't think I've ever heard anyone brag about their passport
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by KomoD 7mo ago
The ASN and stuff is also operated by a US entity it seems like: ASHandle: AS19281 Street: CleanerDNS Inc. dba Quad9 Street: 1442A Walnut Street, Suite 501 City: Berkeley State/Prov: CA
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by KomoD 7mo ago
> European municipalities use US cloud services, leaking citizen data to Microsoft, Google and Amazon. I can't say I'm surprised at all, I've also checked the MX of Swedish municipalities: 85.9% were hosted by American com
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by KomoD 7mo ago
To call this "security" is funny in my opinion, can't any application also fetch the serial number? And also do they not get saved in logs like dmesg?
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Open since 2014? No? It was opened in 2014 and closed as fixed in 2014.
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Sure they are. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equation_Group
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by KomoD 7mo ago
I don't understand how it makes any difference. A scammer is going to be familiar with the flow and can also just... call again? "Just follow x, y, z and I will call back to help you"
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by KomoD 7mo ago
I tried the "Australia and Oceania" pbf which is really small and it took ~15min
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by KomoD 7mo ago
> docker run -e PBF_URLS=" https://download.geofabrik.de/planet-latest.osm.pbf " Geofabrik doesn't offer a "planet" pbf.
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by KomoD 7mo ago
> GitHub is a US company that processes data of EU residents. They're subject to GDPR. You aren't located in the union in any way. > I've been in cybersecurity since I was 14 — data protection laws aren't new to me
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Can you reply as a human, instead of generating your comments? > Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts What you say makes no sense, it doesn't pre
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by KomoD 7mo ago
> Infrastructure cost is ~€7/month regardless of traffic because R2 has no egress fees Well actually you do get charged based on operations like reading and writing. > Built it because Google Maps embeds in Europe are a GDPR head
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Too bad most SSH clients don't seem to support SRV records, they would've been perfect for this: ;; Domain: mydomain.com. ;; SSH running on port 2999 at host 1.2.3.4 ;; A Record vm1928.mydomain.com. 1 IN A 1.2.3.4
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Well yeah, that is what Anthropic is claiming so I'm not surprised. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/23/technology/anthropic-chin... https://www.anthropic.com/news/detecting-and-
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by KomoD 7mo ago
You can also get feeds for any subreddit, user or post https://www.reddit.com/r/ycombinator.rss https://www.reddit.com/user/spez.rss
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by KomoD 7mo ago
That is an extremely misleading title because it made it sound like Vapi was open sourced, not that you just made a clone.
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by KomoD 7mo ago
It was not at all clear to me that this is some crypto thing, so your money is stored in a crypto wallet, not a bank account, meaning there's no FDIC insurance or similar. And then you can transfer that money to a card (and it's n
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by KomoD 7mo ago
They were defending Kiwifarms for awhile but then the pressure became too much and then they blocked them. https://blog.cloudflare.com/kiwifarms-blocked/
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by KomoD 7mo ago
I don't understand what it has to do with sharing, it just seems to be a note-taking app? It even talks about being local, offline and can't even sync with your own devices unless you pay. But nothing obvious about your friends be
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by KomoD 7mo ago
Are you referring to OP's site? The domain was registered 2026-01-16 so it certainly hasn't been around for a while.
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> a banner popped up in the Android YouTube app stating that you need to upgrade to Premium to be able to "Jump Ahead to parts other users think are valuable". You can still scrub the video manually, that's just a separate
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by KomoD 8mo ago
What is there to fix? It was designed this way. Something that can be abused is if the key also has other Maps APIs enabled, like Places API, Routes API or Static APIs especially for scraping because those produce valuable info beyond just
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> But if you are botnetting Google will detect you very quickly. They don't do anything against that.
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> Someone on the Google subreddit did report getting a 80k bill yesterday from a Gemini key. Do you have a link?
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> Is there any company that will take my money to solve GDPR issues? And by solve I mean sue the spammers? A lawyer
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> I thought the app was maintained by one Frenchman, but following the LinkedIn link on their website shows it's a company in Nancy, France The mobile apps are published by the frenchman who seems to live in UK but Joplin Cloud seem
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> Just me, no team Your site says this though: > 24/7 enterprise support with dedicated engineers > Dedicated solutions architect > Dedicated support team That's not really possible without a team, and your linkedin sa
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by KomoD 8mo ago
Yeah, people do. Bisq is one place, there's more.
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> You could ignore the suffix meaning flickr.com/mwichary/sets/72177720330077904-<everything-past-the-previous-dash-is-ignored> I'm not sure if that would be a positive, although I guess S.O. does something like
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by KomoD 8mo ago
> Alternatively, I would consider getting rid of numerical ids altogether and relying on name alone. Internet Archive does it at e.g. archive.org/details/leroy-lettering-sets, but that has some serious limitations that are not

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