antihero

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by antihero 5y ago
Hackers aren't going to stop because of COVID. Apple has a duty to their customers to keep their products secure.
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by antihero 5y ago
Capitalism Enforcement Agency :)
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by antihero 5y ago
Are you anti winter time or anti summer time though? I am anti the clocks going back in winter and making it even darker in the evenings, but some people want to scrap summer time so the evenings are darker all year round!
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by antihero 5y ago
Ah, I stand corrected. That's even more worrying then.
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by antihero 5y ago
Yeah, I used to use Spotify for discovery when the radio function acted like...radio. Now it's just a 30 track playlist on loop generated based on things you have liked. So absolutely fucking pointless for discovery. I am SCREAMING OUT
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by antihero 5y ago
Thing is, cool as this box is, this outputs analog and has DAC inside it. One of the key reasons that people wouldn't use Alexa input, Muso Cobblestone (these were pretty great in all fairness), etcetera long term is that the internal
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by antihero 5y ago
Do they bring in stuff like opening hours and can it do searches like "pub near me" yet?
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by antihero 5y ago
I agree with your point as a whole but the Apple CSAM wouldn't really have this issue as it compares the images hashes against hashes of a specific list of CSAM.
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by antihero 5y ago
And furthermore, the more you use them for, the greater the likelihood of falling afoul of some ToS or bot.
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by antihero 5y ago
> At the same time, had to go to the army Wait, what? Was there some sort of conscription introduced in 2001?
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by antihero 5y ago
I can't get FreeBSD working on Amazon Lightsail. Always says connection refused when trying to SSH in, even if I've opened up all the ports on the firewall. Any tips? Be really nice to finally play about with it for £2.50 a month.
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by antihero 5y ago
The Hot Wheels website itself is basically unuseable for me
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by antihero 5y ago
I will say that in the most part I agree with you. It is better to live in a civilisation, pay tax, have the litter collected, the roads paved, rather than trying to roll your own. However, being able to, to varying degree, opt out of said
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by antihero 5y ago
Any attempt at this, the terrorists will have a game plan of how to convince people on the flight to chill out, that they have no mal-intent towards the passengers, etc etc. I mean it might not work, but I reckon they'd put on a really
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by antihero 5y ago
Could just install Varnish locally.
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by antihero 5y ago
As the article suggests, as long as people can make money by literally just burning through energy, it doesn't matter what the supply scales to, the demand will scale with it.
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by antihero 5y ago
I wish they could add pattern matching statements.
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Office worker's survival guide (2012)(libcom.org)
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by antihero 5y ago
Could this mean they "accidentally" block VPN provider servers if enough Sky subscribers stream games over VPN? Also, streaming live sports in the UK is an absolute garbage fire of different providers each with exclusivity so you&
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by antihero 5y ago
Is this done at an infrastructure level? IE, what level of access is need to just sniff up emails? Can anyone set up a relay or do you have to be a trusted entity?
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by antihero 5y ago
This is what struck me. All the "refactor" did was move the decision of what function to call somewhere else instead of code presented to us.
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by antihero 5y ago
Yeah but it's a case of how much effort it takes to post to multiple platforms? I wonder if there could be a meta-platform which aggregates feedback, cross posts automatically, etc. It differs from Facebook because the kind of interact
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by antihero 5y ago
But could, for instance, the Australian government compel Fastmail to hand over and hide a silent password reset email for any of my accounts, more easily than they could another provider?
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by antihero 5y ago
Can you not leave by boat? I heard about some guy who nearly escaped on a jet-ski and would have succeeded if not being actively pursued by the police?
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by antihero 5y ago
I wonder if there's market to be gained from people who otherwise wouldn't venture near a site with such reputation who might be converted into the main model.
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by antihero 5y ago
Because membership of a group, especially for marginalised and oppressed peoples, is a way to have shared strength and be able to relate to others' experiences and protect each other. Which is an incredibly powerful and necessary until
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by antihero 5y ago
I think the difference is that as a UK citizen, I have been paying into the social security and health system for my entire working life, as opposed to the brief time someone was here to work. Though it is kind of dumb.
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by antihero 5y ago
Oh man TeX Gyre. That brings me back. Good to know it’s solid!
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by antihero 5y ago
So there’s no loss to using ripcord in the mean time.
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by antihero 5y ago
> It's only a matter of time before Slack and Discord start to ban people using alternate clients Pretty sure in the case of Slack that their business customers will have words when a bunch of their developers can't suddently c

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