Xelbair

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by Xelbair 2y ago
The entire point of DoH is to take away control of DNS from the OS vendor to the browser. There were other encrypted standards(dnscrypt for example) that didn't require you to do that, but the one that bypasses the OS was forced by adt
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by Xelbair 2y ago
Yes i will. I'm moving to Linux, fulltime.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>but we'll pay you 100% of your salary for that year. if you can't work in the industry, and you get just 100% of your salary that's completely not worth it as you waste time not becoming a more competitive hire in the mar
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>At that point you may as well implicate Apple, along with the rest of FAANG for being members of PRISM. Of course, as they should be. lets not go so far ahead to call Android an "open" product, as flashing a custom rom is seve
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by Xelbair 2y ago
Yeah, just like with Standard Oil...
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by Xelbair 2y ago
> Let's be honest, ads and ad tracking is not going anywhere Citation needed.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
It honestly reads as both CEO fault, but more importantly - override of culture by sudden big influx people. It seems that Creo bought out their competitor, but in fact they got absorbed by them and paid for the privilege.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
You seem to be under assumption that they make changes for benefit of the user, but not the adtech. This is extremely weird assumption when talking about google.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
Who decides what's problematic message or not?
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>Politicians in Europe generally do not appreciate mass, repetitive emailing. It might even have an adversarial effect. tough luck, it's their job. if they lash out due to that they are unfit to be in positions of power.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>Should they be forced to allow that but still held accountable when their device is noncompliant? no, because there's this weird concept that seems to be foreign to the modern software folk - Ownership. Owner is held liable for tha
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by Xelbair 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_Guatemalan_coup_d%27%C3%A... I'll add this to the list
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by Xelbair 2y ago
if you print PDF file to PDF it creates a copy of a file.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>gnome devs >learning from mistakes pick one, and only one. They are the most stubborn bunch in existence.
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by Xelbair 2y ago
you are doing some heavy mental gymnastics right now. What he did was a crime, reward or not, and he should be old enough to understand why that was immoral and possible consequences of it. aren't you affiliated with him somehow?
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by Xelbair 2y ago
>The child is nothing to be blamed for, it is a 100% problem of the organizers. If I,as a child, stole 50k USD, surely i would get thrown into the jail, or juvie. >For a 17 years old, even throwing together such work is already an wor
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by Xelbair 2y ago
I wonder why US president assisted and supported it on the case that's beneficial to US..
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by Xelbair 3y ago
>In the EU there are similar offers for "enhanced" access, but its not speeding up/slowing down apps, but giving "free" access, as in not counting to your data cap. there were such offers. about 10 years ago, but
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by Xelbair 3y ago
and they didn't fight it so they didn't have to count pirated copies of it for anti-monopoly antitrust investigations.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
It's been more than 10 years. if they are still using the exact same question, that's on them.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
Seems weird, but i saw something similar happen. We were fixing old QNAP server, and it used normal PSU keying. The thing is - it blew PSU capacitors(with a nice small explosion) after being turned on. we suspected that the old QNAP model h
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by Xelbair 3y ago
The core idea of patent was to protect inventors from richer entities stealing their work and mass producing it. Patents nowadays are used by rich entities as barriers to entry to industry. The whole system is broken.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
without total removal of advertising industry? no change, they will try to find all the ways to skim around the law because they are so entrenched. I'll take regulated market over unregulated one though.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
And all that tracking comes down with inability to take risk on business side. Ad company wants to be 100% sure that ads are shown to humans, and pay only for those shown to humans(going deeper - to specific cohorts of humans, which in the
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by Xelbair 3y ago
Well depends where you live. over here they are roughly 2x as expensive as any other laptop with comparable specs(including screen). If such price point was available in here i would try it.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
>Teenagers will frequent this site, and will say stupidly naive things about topics they know nothing of, and they will grow from it. To be honest the worst takes in here I've seen have been from long standing industry professionals
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by Xelbair 3y ago
>Fair warning though, you'll lose all hope that companies like Microsoft will ever manage to produce anything that they don't then ruin. you are implying that we still had any hope left in such endeavors.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
I think you aren't aware that EU courts judge on intent, not letter of the law.
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by Xelbair 3y ago
>Sagrada Familia was started in 1882, and Gaudi is dead for 98 years. and you can clearly see which part was done by which architect, as it's style, and structure shifts. Is the same vision of Gaudi still present in more modern part
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by Xelbair 3y ago
but what the hell has my personal history to do with design job? There are better ways to gauge the person's personality than digging in their history. There are many people who also keep strict buffer between their personal life and w

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