Triv888

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by Triv888 6y ago
You should de-amp your URLs: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/apr/25/fan-bingbing-c...
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by Triv888 6y ago
> Why do we need tether? You only get taxed on gains when you transfer coins to "real" currencies like USD... so you can use Tethers instead and buy Bitcoins back after a drop
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by Triv888 6y ago
LoL, the first page of comments on this post only show one top-level comment...
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by Triv888 6y ago
Umberto Eco - Foucault's Pendulum Audiobook Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyALEomuk9k
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by Triv888 6y ago
I've read that it happens to a lot more people... not sure what the conditions need to be, but yes, it is really weird. It almost looks like some kind of censoring.
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by Triv888 6y ago
software.txt
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by Triv888 6y ago
"Can't we just drone this guy?" "It would have been a joke if I ever said that." - HC
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by Triv888 6y ago
"This tweet is not available to you" error is still happening to this day. (a reload was required)
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by Triv888 6y ago
There was, you could buy a disc that contained the book and do a search.
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by Triv888 6y ago
surprisingly, it does feature SSL though: https://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm
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by Triv888 6y ago
Why would it be easier for all users to add an exception instead of one site owner to make one change?
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by Triv888 6y ago
Yes it was random letters, and the domain isn't in used yet (and that was years ago)... I guess you got lucky that your random letters became/were an acronym.
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by Triv888 6y ago
> Ma’s last tweet was on 10 October last year. His previous tweet before that was on August 19, 2020 (looks like he is/was starting to loose interest in Twitter).
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by Triv888 6y ago
I'm not sure what slides mean but there appear to be a singular bug: "1 Slides".
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by Triv888 6y ago
a single line in a deployment script is as simple as it can get, thanks, I will need to give this a try
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by Triv888 6y ago
Is that why Mozilla is blocking all addons on mobile (except for the selected 11)? They need to fix that shit or start adding useful features to Firefox... Not sure why they arent blocking all extensions on desktop too if they are so bad t
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by Triv888 6y ago
Anything is possible, but is it relatively easy to block all apps and keep a whitelist of allowed apps?
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by Triv888 6y ago
It could do all the processing locally, easily... what are you talking about?
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by Triv888 6y ago
> they can inject arbitrary scripts into pages to make requests for them disallow that behavior? You could also just pull that code but it might change based on request origin...
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by Triv888 6y ago
most gaming desktops don't use ECC RAM anyways (at least those from a few years ago)
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by Triv888 6y ago
But you have all the code and you know which functions/methods/etc that can do requests so it should be trivial... either way, if it is not a solvable problem, there is a major problem in the design.
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by Triv888 6y ago
Yes, there is probably many extensions that make outside connections that don't add benefit to the user by doing so. I wish I could block per-app connections on Linux like Little Snitch appear to allow on Mac.
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by Triv888 6y ago
If all you have is horrible, then less then horrible is better (not saying that it is the case) ...
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by Triv888 6y ago
Of course it would not be the only element in the table. But either way, it would at least tell you that an extension is leaking data when it isn't supposed to leak data (for extensions that should not require an Internet connection).
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by Triv888 6y ago
I always considered proxies, url shorteners, etc to be suspicious in the first place. Some more investigation would be required in some cases.
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by Triv888 6y ago
Maybe Mozilla could list on the Addon's page a list of domains/IP addresses where data is being sent. A Bit like a table of Nutritional Facts for food, but for extensions.
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by Triv888 6y ago
I only had about 5 domains and two different Chinese people contacted me about buying 2 of them (4-letter domains)... I sold one for a couple of hundreds.
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by Triv888 6y ago
It does prove that it was worth a try, if anything... He even got some free publicity out of this.
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by Triv888 6y ago
Looks a bit less of a toy then Apple watch
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by Triv888 6y ago
Reminds me of this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25606123 ... I'm glad he fought it.

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