Vladimof

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by Vladimof 5y ago
It depends how it is implemented
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Nowadays a 0-day basically means the person who found it decided to exploit it instead of report it. So the company finds out because there is an active exploit instead of having it responsibly reported. Any vulnerability that was repo
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Often there won't be a clear answer to why you're blacklisted. If Gmail sends your stuff to the spam box, good luck getting Google to tell you why. Yeah, they make it hard to get an email address semi-anonymously and then whe
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Some retail users claim to have seen significant financial losses due to technical issues on Binance, and are considering lawsuits. I've had the same experience on Coinbase... I switched to Kraken and no issues so far (I.E.: Coinb
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by Vladimof 5y ago
You can also host your own, maybe. I just don't like the way all major providers are heading.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Windows ME was pretty bad too
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by Vladimof 5y ago
An open alternative to LoRa would be nice... https://revspace.nl/DecodingLora
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> The radio dongles are superfluous and I can't think of any engineering reason why all cell phones can't just communicate with others nearby already. Google is not willing to allow ad-hoc wifi (at least last time I checked).
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by Vladimof 5y ago
What I don't like about email is that it is required to create accounts almost everywhere... Reddit and HN are two exceptions. And now Google requires a phone number to create an email? I know that there are services like https:/