Operyl

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781.
by Operyl 7y ago
Is that page in a repo somewhere? There’s a typo or two to fix.
782.
by Operyl 7y ago
Yeah, I didn’t mean to imply that you didn’t innovate. I just meant that the fundamental baseline for a mesh is the same.
783.
by Operyl 7y ago
Ah ok so it’s not anything different than the existing mesh tech world, just another implementation. Thanks, I misinterpreted the grandparent comment, it sounded more like leasing existing connections and not routing them to exit points.
784.
by Operyl 7y ago
Huh, how do you deal with the problem of law enforcement assuming that an IP is a single subscriber? Even if law enforcement believed it up front, it still is a hassle to the users now dealing with law enforcement requests.
785.
by Operyl 7y ago
I'm saying you should just disengage, and not stress yourself out by overthinking and overreacting. Your life will be simpler and better for doing so. :)
786.
by Operyl 7y ago
I'd take a look at my comments, rethink it, and realize I probably misjudged the situation.
787.
by Operyl 7y ago
Where is anybody attacking your identity? What the hell does that even mean. After 24 hours, your comment can no longer be downvoted. There's only one other comment in a different thread capable of being downvoted, and it looks like yo
788.
by Operyl 7y ago
They're internet points, they mean _nothing_. You are freaking out over a joke grandparent comment, and you're being downvoted here because of your overreaction. You wrote a paragraph to my simple comment of suggesting you disenga
789.
by Operyl 7y ago
Jesus, you took the grandparent comment way too literally. Take a break, dude, the internet isn't out to get you.
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by Operyl 7y ago
If it got to that point, I’m sure some tech savvy lawyer would have fun with these cases.
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by Operyl 7y ago
I think, honestly, it’s more a bureaucratic nightmare thing. “This wasn’t technically illegal, so we’re not going to comply with your extradition request.” Now it is.
792.
by Operyl 7y ago
I mean, given the entire verbiage around the sites login wall, it seemed plenty obvious here.
793.
by Operyl 7y ago
The grass is always greener on the other side, I guess?
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by Operyl 7y ago
And I'm just saying that, for the company, if they don't take these measures their shareholders and their board could literally throw a fit. These loopholes exist, and if they don't use them they'll just get swapped out
795.
by Operyl 7y ago
I think you took a major step up from something that isn't actively killing anyone to something that is.
796.
by Operyl 7y ago
I, unfortunately, can't really blame the company for doing something that's legal. They're literally just doing what's best for the company's shareholders, and they'd be yelled at for doing anything otherwise.
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by Operyl 7y ago
scale large enough
798.
by Operyl 7y ago
Based on the people I’ve seen doing it, they actually make quite a bit of money. You’ll find a few bad apples in the world, sure, but most of the time you’re not going to get people like this guy doing return scams at a scare large enough t
799.
by Operyl 7y ago
I imagine depending on the country, and the price of the items, they probably open a selection of these packages to check to see it they can sell open package. But with the volume they’re pushing, its really hard to check every tiny thing.
800.
by Operyl 7y ago
2. Amazon kind of sorts them onto pallets that they eventually auction off, blindly. A lot of sellers buy these, like prepackaged storage lockers. They then sort through the junk, see what they can make a buck on, and resell on eBay or else
801.
by Operyl 7y ago
Yeah .. I dislike the route that Adblock Plus went too, they make a ton of money off of lists like EasyList, and their silly Acceptable Ad (read: how is this not extortion) program.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Correct. More information from the source: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-is-comp...
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by Operyl 7y ago
I'd probably guess the "gap" of morals isn't that large between the middle class the GP is talking about compared to the low class.
804.
by Operyl 7y ago
I dunno, compared to drivers dedicated to a specific business, I've yet to have an experience with UberEats/Postmates/Grubhub/DoorDash that wasn't leaving me with food that was cold, either because they did not use
805.
by Operyl 7y ago
Hmm, did they actually file the fingerprints? I did the same thing, but I specifically remember keeping the actual fingerprints (we used ink).
806.
by Operyl 7y ago
It won’t work like that, though. It’ll just mean that the 125 the vast majority of people expected will probably end up at 25 bucks each, depending on how many people requested the cash payout.
807.
by Operyl 7y ago
No. You're both being downvoted because it didn't really add anything to the conversation. It was just filler.
808.
by Operyl 7y ago
Stripe doesn't offer this as a consumer service, does it? Stripe Issuing is offered as a US invite only program to businesses.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Like a certain sized company, Microsoft? And that's why we're in this situation, because frankly Microsoft is big enough to get slapped hard if they didn't comply.
810.
by Operyl 7y ago
Unfortunately, based on preexisting cases it really doesn't make much of a difference, the liars will still deflect the blame and the logs will always be "wrong".

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