abigail95

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by abigail95 10mo ago
FSF has opinions but not case law - anyone else's opinion is as valid, there's no citation because no court has ruled that dynamic linking is or isn't a derivative work. You have to construct your own view based on existing s
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by abigail95 10mo ago
This one. That's what the filing fees are for a lawsuit like this. There's no rule saying you have to pay a lawyer to write a statement of claim. Edit: Courts deal with contract law disputes all the time . It's their bread a
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by abigail95 10mo ago
I get mad triggered by software license violation discussions. Please for the love of all that the FSF thinks is holy - just file a damn lawsuit if you are telling me they are violating the law. State your claim and have a court sort it out
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Derivative works are owned by those who create them. What copyright says you can do with them depends on the specifics, but the general case is true.
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by abigail95 10mo ago
That's fantastic
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by abigail95 10mo ago
It's open source, use a fork if you don't like the company. If you think the product is good keep using it - why on earth would you give up one of your most important pieces of software on your machine because you don't like
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Does it shift the playing field towards bad actors in a way that other tools don't?
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by abigail95 10mo ago
I have hourly snapshots of everything important on that machine and I can go back through the network flow logs, which are not on that device, to see if anything was exfiltrated long after the fact. It's not like I'm running it wh
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Same risk model - it's still going to have access to the recent AWS session, access to the source code. I guess it's also got my KDE settings too, what a score. I'm not running it on my personal computer or anything with cook
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Someone could post everything on that machine to the internet and nothing would happen because I'm not that interesting, my code isn't that interesting, there's no customer data on the machine. I sell bespoke SaaS solutions t
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by abigail95 10mo ago
What would it break? It can't do anything that NPM malware wouldn't also do and that's a risk I've already accounted for. At best someone extracts 0-59 minutes of a session key for my aws credentials for one development
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by abigail95 10mo ago
I run multiple claudes in danger mode, when it burns me it'll hurt but it's so useful without handcuffs and constant interruption I'm fine with eventually suffering some pain.
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by abigail95 10mo ago
yes and for political reasons i'm also taking the day off, this is just another excuse.
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by abigail95 10mo ago
it's monday morning i'm going back to bed
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by abigail95 10mo ago
You can file a claim for whatever you want in a court. You have a much higher chance of winning if your claim involves something like you paid a company for a service and they didn't give you it - and now you have damages. If the compa
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by abigail95 10mo ago
We have these systems - they are called courts. The subject is in Australia and so am I, I can file a case up to around $100k USD for $150 in filing fees. If Apple doesn't respond they will lose by default and possibly be held in conte
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Regular old contract law will handle this fine. State a claim to a court and let Apple respond to it. It's not beyond the reach of the author to do this.
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by abigail95 10mo ago
Apple isn't filing SARs - they want no business in that and have banking partners to do that for them. AML is a concept not a law itself. Which law is forcing Apple to act like this?
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by abigail95 10mo ago
I feel safer always running him in dangerous mode now.
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by abigail95 11mo ago
The diagnostic criteria would exclude someone from an autism diagnosis unless they had persistent deficits across time and context. Your example person may function well within a narrow band of capability - the purpose of treatment/sup
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by abigail95 11mo ago
When I was in the USA just paying for things like a GP and a single specialist didn't seem outrageous coming from Australia. If I worked in the US, I would have health insurance and would be paying lower out of pocket costs than I woul
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by abigail95 11mo ago
There's no way that's true - include the employer side payroll taxes. Whether PPP or nominal my napkin math gives me 40% more tax payable in Australia Edit: I'm too dumb to know whether to include superannuation as a tax or n
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by abigail95 11mo ago
To extend the closing remarks from a SIGINT perspective, sure some fingerprints are non unique and short lived, have little data. But hang onto it long enough and sure enough some slower data from another band might eventually correlate it
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by abigail95 11mo ago
Mistaken attribution, or taking something that doesn't belong to you and saying it belongs to someone else is a core function of copyright law and should not be confusing to anyone who has dealt with it before. What is your understandi
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by abigail95 11mo ago
How can it ever be disrespectful to publish truthful information about someone. What does respect mean and how was it violated by this post? I think you are far outside the mainstream of journalism norms and ethics and as such should bear t
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by abigail95 11mo ago
I could just as easily say don't send data you don't want tracked.
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by abigail95 11mo ago
Schrems? - if you think that this legislation is easy to comply with why did all of that happen? The EU can't even agree with itself on how to interpret its own law or what it does. How the hell do you expect everyone else to?
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by abigail95 11mo ago
DNT headers are equivalent to those email signatures that pretend to be a legal document. You're just spamming the server with extra crap that does nothing and means nothing. Actually it's worse, DNT headers are like posting a wal
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by abigail95 11mo ago
Everyone is upset about that except the people clicking on it, which seems to be a lot of people given the amount of revenue and how much people will bid for placement. So it's not everyone, is it even most people? I'm not sure. I
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by abigail95 11mo ago
I don't want to live in your hellscape where my government tells me I can't program a website without a license. Grow up and tell someone you won't implement a feature because you don't like it. I do it all the time - &q

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