Sayrus

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by Sayrus 8mo ago
They accept financial help on OpenCollective: https://opencollective.com/asahilinux
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
It probably isn't allowed but is able to respond to e-mails. If your injection works, the allowed constraint is bypassed.
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
Assuming you want ID verification, why would you need a blockchain? Your identity is deeply linked to who you are and we have identity documents and trusted entities to provide them. These entities can absolutely act as a third-party to ver
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
If I remember correctly, EU will make chip tracking for pets mandatory by 2030 to unify laws that are currently made by individual states. France had this mandatory for over a decade. If you want to travel within EU with your pet, you'
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
The install method is for Windows, Linux and MacOS. Having those install methods is a choice on all three.
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
Marketplace offers can go a long way to fill these void in official managed services.
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by Sayrus 8mo ago
Focusing only on price, renting a beafy shared "cloud" computer is cheaper than buying one and changing every 5 years. It's not always an issue for idle hardware. Cars are mostly idle and could be cheaper if shared. But why
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by Sayrus 9mo ago
ECC protects against more events than cosmic rays. Those events are much more likely, for instance magnetic/electric interferences or chip issues.
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by Sayrus 9mo ago
You can order things from Shops within the application. I am not an Instagram user so whether this is the only feature that records your address or not, I can't say.
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by Sayrus 9mo ago
Searching for "site:punkt.ch grapheneos" returns results that don't exist anymore. Articles are linked in the thread which supports this as well. > They repeatedly said they forked it from GrapheneOS in their media intervi
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by Sayrus 9mo ago
> produced by the Heritage Foundation > Twelve are the factors related to four key aspects of the economic environment that are graded from 0 to 100 and averaged to determine a country’s score: rule of law (and related sub-categories:
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by Sayrus 9mo ago
People pirate Steam Games anyway. Stating that people pirate too much to make it viable is purely opinion and not based on numbers. Sure, for AAA games you get 2 to 3 months without a cracked version, but this stops afterward. For non-AAA g
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by Sayrus 10mo ago
And yet if you want applications to work on your phone, many times you'll need approval from either Apple or Google. Google can effectively ban manufacturers (like they did with Huawei) from using "Android" by blacklisting th
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by Sayrus 10mo ago
From the article cons section: > It only works where OpenType is supported. Fortunately, that's all major browsers and most modern programs. However, something like PowerPoint doesn't support OpenType.
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by Sayrus 10mo ago
UUIDs are usually the go-to solution to enumeration problems. The space is large enough that an attacker cannot guess how many X you have (invoices, users, accounts, organizations, ...). When people replace the ints by UUIDv4, they keep the
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by Sayrus 10mo ago
It's unique but changes on each reload. While the details are interesting, the fingerprint itself is not useful.
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by Sayrus 11mo ago
Both Apple (WPS?) and Android (Location Accuracy) support improving location through WiFi access points and cellular network discovery. That's usually why you are able to get a lock onto your position even while underground.
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by Sayrus 11mo ago
GKE uses Spanner as an etcd replacement.
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by Sayrus 11mo ago
So like X-Client-Data which in many cases uniquely identified you but was, pinky promise, never used for tracking. Sent only to Google domains. https://9to5google.com/2020/02/06/google-chrome-x-client-dat...
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by Sayrus 11mo ago
Testing those same captcha on Google Chrome improved my accuracy by at least an order of magnitude. Either that or it was never about the buses and fire hydrants.
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by Sayrus 11mo ago
OVHCloud US is a different company from the rest of the world. https://blog.ovhcloud.com/cloud-data-act/
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by Sayrus 1y ago
While you pay a markup on the application, UberEats and others keeps 25/30% of the price based on the marked up price. If you make the calculation they usually have to cut into the kitchen margin while the price for the customer stays
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by Sayrus 1y ago
https://archive.org/details/bigquery-public-data.google_poli...
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by Sayrus 1y ago
For what it's worth, my own procedure: 1. Create a GCS bucket 2. Open https://console.cloud.google.com/bigquery?ws=!1m4!1m3!3m2!1s... 3. For each table under google_political_ads, run the following query: SELECT * FROM
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by Sayrus 1y ago
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/access-historical-dat... BigQuery supports a sort of "time travel" / point-in-time querying. By default and for those datasets it's enabled for 7 days whi
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by Sayrus 1y ago
What a snarky comment. As said just one comment under ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45413138 ), I made my own backup. But as someone who's not actively using BigQuery, I'm not confident in the data integrit
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by Sayrus 1y ago
The data is not yet deleted but will be in 2 days, would you be interested in archiving it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45412855
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by Sayrus 1y ago
I dumped the all active tables (advertiser_declared_stats, advertiser_geo_spend, advertiser_stats, advertiser_weekly_spend, geo_spend, creative_stats) in CSV format. I'd prefer if someone did an archive where they are confident in the
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by Sayrus 1y ago
To people interested in archiving this, it's still in the 7 days time history in BigQuery Public Dataset: For instance: SELECT country FROM `bigquery-public-data.google_political_ads.geo_spend` FOR SYSTEM_TIME AS OF TIMESTAMP_SUB(
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by Sayrus 1y ago
I'm guessing you'd want to separate age verification from identity verification. A hash of your name is as good as your name since you don't change name and you provide both to certain providers, or it can be bruteforced.

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