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931.
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8y ago
Doesn't a Faraday cage need to be grounded therefore limiting your movements?
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OrgNet
8y ago
How many terabytes is Sci-Hub today?
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OrgNet
8y ago
Soon, you won't even have to push the "I'm feeling lucky" button, they will just show you whatever they want (a bit like TV).
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OrgNet
8y ago
what can be manipulated with meta tags?
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OrgNet
8y ago
they aren't just trying to find security flaws... they probably buy/find most of them so that they can use them (it might scare and/or terrorize some people to be watched and controlled at all times)
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OrgNet
8y ago
maybe you could merge the discussions from that thread to this one because this one got more traction
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OrgNet
8y ago
Did you disable Google's Widevine plugin in Firefox? I just did on mine to see how many videos I won't be able to play anymore.
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OrgNet
8y ago
Do you really think that Google doesn't have a worldwide URL blacklist?
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OrgNet
8y ago
but google often violates copyright by showing so much of your data on the search engine's page that users might not even need to visit your page to get what they need... I'm surprised nobody is suing Google for that yet (or maybe
940.
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OrgNet
8y ago
not the end of the world, just something to think about
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OrgNet
8y ago
if a non-influential person does the same thing, it's called a felony
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OrgNet
8y ago
right... it is pretty bad for something that is supposed to be minimalistic
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8y ago
When I had a small family, I reused most single-use bags for my trash cans, but nowadays I can't be switching the bag every two hours... now I buy larger bags and "recycle" most shopping bags (they probably burn them).
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OrgNet
8y ago
> Or run it directly here: https://tinytetris.amasad.repl.run/ I needed to allow requests to five 3rd party domains for this tiny Tetris to load (uMatrix)
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8y ago
between 90 and 100% (it depends if you get fired or not)
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OrgNet
8y ago
that is great... you could pay back the 7p to legitimate callers... if only this could be automated (at least for numbers on your contact list)
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8y ago
The decisions that Mozilla comes to when it comes to Firefox sometime puzzles me... but overall, Firefox is still my #1. It was probably more work to remove RSS then to keep it... but either way, it used to be my favorite way to find a page
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8y ago
RSS is great and I use RSS to read some parts of Twitter but you can't really compare the two (at least not in its current form) but it could be extended to allow feedback, etc...
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8y ago
they think all of us are stupid...
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Completely Silent Computer
(tp69.blog)
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8y ago
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Ask HN: Favorite Android app that can block WiFi and/or 4G for selected apps?
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8y ago
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952.
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8y ago
So why dont they display what serves the purpose of the IP address instead? They have to be able to route calls somehow
953.
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OrgNet
8y ago
even if they would buy it, it would still be unavailable to the rest of us because of copyright (it would become an hidden archive)
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8y ago
I get only about 60 free channels with my antenna but I pay $30/month for my internet... I also pay for Netflix though... If you use Comcast, you could probably lower your bill by visiting https://ns.reddit.com/r/
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8y ago
I have uBlock Origin and uMatrix and it works somewhat fine... you just have to scroll down a blank page or two...
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8y ago
I get 25 mbps on my cable connection... for $30/month...
957.
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8y ago
Makes a lot of sense, you have to accept cash unless you want to give out for free.
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8y ago
Somewhat unrelated but if you have two Facebook accounts with very similar login names/email address, and different passwords, it doesn't matter which login name that you use, it will login into the account based on the password o
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8y ago
who charges the wholesale registry fee?
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8y ago
why would you still want to switch to them at this point?
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