Sephr

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by Sephr 2y ago
I remember at the time that it expired, all of the moderators on their official subreddit also got replaced. The insurance file also got changed out at some point as the hash changed.
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by Sephr 2y ago
Polyfills are often necessary because new features are still added to the standard library, and runtimes all have varying levels of support for new features.
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by Sephr 2y ago
The changes you're describing are already here in standard HTML + JS. Every element can be replaced with custom Web Components that can cause requests. Content can be partially displayed with just a click, tap, keypress, etc. and it do
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by Sephr 2y ago
If you 'opt out', service providers can prevent you from sending anything under these new rules. You might not even be able to reach out to support to complain without consenting to your messages being scanned.
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by Sephr 2y ago
Snapdragon X Elite is manufactured using TSMC N4. Source: https://www.anandtech.com/show/21445/qualcomm-snapdragon-x-a...
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by Sephr 2y ago
I'd rather Meta just clearly stated if they require domain ownership verification when spoofing links. Lack of this (or similarly effective) protection mechanism enables automated link fraud. Reminder for adtech company employees in th
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by Sephr 2y ago
The key issue brought up in my article is that ad networks are choosing to allow advertisers to defraud the public. These ad networks are playing the victim by tying their hands behind their back and refusing to do anything about the issue
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by Sephr 2y ago
I haven't been able to confirm with any certainty that Meta enforces domain ownership verification but I would love to see a confirmation that Meta does indeed do this or plans to do so in the future. If Meta's advertising network
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Big Tech's role in enabling link fraud – take 2(eligrey.com)
101 points by Sephr 2y ago|51 comments
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by Sephr 2y ago
I appreciate that Anthropic is building up internal teams to solve this, though I would also like to see a call to action for public collaboration. I believe that AI safety risk mitigation frameworks should be developed in public with exten
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by Sephr 2y ago
I see a few false positives. It appears that unsigned software is being labeled as malware, and as grayware on some pages. Unsigned software is not malware or 'grayware'. It's not inherently malicious. I'm also seeing co
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by Sephr 2y ago
Update: A redditor replied to this same comment (on reddit[1]) with an interesting response. > That's what Yuzu does... You have to provide your own prod and title keys. They aren't providing these for you. > Same for any Sw
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by Sephr 2y ago
Even easier: just don't include the keys. The algorithms are likely fine to include.
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by Sephr 2y ago
I read this DMCA notice, and it's... completely reasonable. Emulators are legal. Distributing copyrighted crypto keys is not. If Yuzu devs want their emulator to stay up, they shouldn't include those crypto keys. All they have to
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by Sephr 2y ago
OCR is easier for the developer, but worse for the user in terms of battery drain / energy use.
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by Sephr 3y ago
> how would it do that without giving up even more of your personal information Open source doesn't mean hosted by a third party. You would run the software on your own computer.
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by Sephr 3y ago
You have power of attorney for yourself. Open source tools can run on your own systems and represent you.
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by Sephr 3y ago
I would only trust a tool for sending mass opt-out requests to every company that I've interacted with if it was free and open source. Even with good intentions, commerce becomes yet another tracking instrument.
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by Sephr 3y ago
This would likely be against the Chrome Web Store terms of service.
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by Sephr 3y ago
Do the changes you are working on that will cause "the default behavior to never let free sites incur overages" involve providing users with spending limit controls? Solving this only for the free site use case doesn't addres
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by Sephr 3y ago
Can you respond to the allegations that Netlify has inadequate spending limit controls? Are there plans to improve this situation?
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by Sephr 3y ago
Point-in-time supply chain vendor risk assessments are nice, but they cannot control realtime website behavior. Customers may want more configurability in this area so that they they can remove certain dataflows instead of only being able t
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Open Letter to Tim Cook, Sabotaging Web Apps Is Indefensible(letter.open-web-advocacy.org)
180 points by Sephr 3y ago|77 comments
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by Sephr 3y ago
Can you provide any numerical information regarding the pricing of your service? e.g. Variable pricing thresholds, target ICP budget, and service tiers are all relevant information here.
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by Sephr 3y ago
> [we] provide customers with notice to remove trackers, or sign BAAs with user metrics companies where possible Do you provide any technical solutions to help your customers control these trackers in accordance with HIPAA and privacy la
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by Sephr 3y ago
Loitering an open-air nuclear reactor in low earth orbit for years is almost as bad as the strike too.
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by Sephr 3y ago
The article casually mentions nuclear-powered missiles that Russia has been testing since at least 2019. How is this not a bigger deal? Intentionally spewing radioactive waste into Earth's atmosphere is a crime against humanity.
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by Sephr 3y ago
You can combine paradigms for the best of both worlds (e.g. physical keyboard + your apps). I imagine that IDE experiences will only improve as time goes on.
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by Sephr 3y ago
You can view the source of browser extensions hosted on the Chrome Web Store without installing them. I've occasionally used this tool for that purpose: https://robwu.nl/crxviewer/ This won't help against int
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by Sephr 3y ago
I'm demanding that existing laws be enforced. Adtech has created a system that systemically enables normal fraud in the context of links. This is not a unique concept, nor does not require any new regulations or laws to address. Big Te

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