NewJazz

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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Humans will continue to have a hard time accepting this tradeoff. Are you asserting that humans should accept these, currently not fully known, tradeoffs?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
I guess late-stage relicensing will always feel like a rug pull to the community of users of the previous license.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
That's the subject of this blog post.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Although, to be fair, getting too aggressive off the bat would be concerning. A clean fork that is bit for bit compatible with the last open source version is definitely an attractive proposition from a software supply chain perspective.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Has anyone tried with a long-deleted account email?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
To add on to this, if you are in a "special flood zone", traditional renters insurance does not cover floods.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Non-zero.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Someone in my hoa association recently failed to pay their dues. Why? Because they were in the hospital for several weeks.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Not sure if this applies, but might be worth consideration https://www.gov.ca.gov/2025/10/06/no-more-loud-commercials-g...
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Personally, I think autonomous kill bots with a human in the loop, with congressional review, and even 10 years from now are categorically a terrible idea. Pretty sure these exist today...
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
If you have a .online domain you are signaling you can't afford the equivalent .com domain. Or don't want to pay a $2k ransom to a name squatter... For some businesses that is a rounding error (saas, other high volume high margi
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Safe browsing is meant for websites, not domain names. You really want your registry acting on it and nuking your email services, intranet services, cert renewal automation, et cetera?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Isn't this just whataboutism? I can't tell if you're defending the practice described in the post, trying to distract from it, or just going off on a tangent for no reason.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
This isn't being hard on abuse though, this is being lazy and incompetent.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
I feel like google should be sophisticated enough to tell when a domain has expired and gone up for auction/resale?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
The blog post details that the TLD registry, Radix, decided that getting put on Google's safe browsing list means they put a serverhold on your domain, which prevents you from getting off the safe browsing list. So yes, this appears to
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Blackholing the a and cnames would prevent getting off the safe browsing list, as mentioned in the blog post.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Registry, not registrar
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
If Amazon finds your product on another website for lower than its own website, it'll just hide your listing from the search -- this is meant to be pro-consumer (when you go to Amazon you'll get the lowest price) Yeah, no, this
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
On my 2016 Chevy volt there was a daughterboard on the center console board that was for the modem.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_fictional_porn...
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Honestly probably not even that. Past most-wanteds were probably more querido.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
I think one major issue is the shortening of people's attention spans. People consume snippets of information that show a tiny fraction of the full story. They don't spend 10 minutes reading an article or watching a video, with a
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Besides go, what languages have this type of fidelity for vulnerability scope. Python? Node? Rust?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
I learned recently that self-hosted GHA runners are just VMs your actions have shell access to, and cleanup is on the honor system for the most part. Absolutely wild.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Spitballing some alt names Fossadep Fossacheck Fossasafe
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Flatpak provides very weak sandboxing compared to android. It was more about packaging and distribution than security.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/palestine-action...
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
They had TV licenses. Also they are the state media arm of a country that is in a proxy war with the EU and NATO. I don't think that situation would even pass muster in the US.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Maybe try reading the source next time? AI was also used to assist in identifying sexualized images of children, with images flagged by the tool as likely depicting a child being reviewed manually to confirm that the person looked clearly

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