billysielu

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by billysielu 8y ago
Couple of thoughts: 1. To avoid making a loss due to map costs, sites may have to create a source of revenue which scales in proportion to the amount of maps used. Advertising? Google Advertising? 2. It seems quite easy to attack someone by
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by billysielu 8y ago
2 week report: I haven't seen anything break.
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by billysielu 8y ago
Yeah that's my opinion too.
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by billysielu 8y ago
I must have deleted over 10k things, so there's no chance of remembering whether they were on the list of things I deleted or simply didn't appear. I mostly used the Activity Log (button at the top of your profile page) to do the
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by billysielu 8y ago
Fun. The posts that reappeared for me were my posts on my wall, so it's not even that complicated.
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by billysielu 8y ago
I took the time to delete everything manually. I thought it was all gone. Then some stuff started to appear. I have no way of knowing whether I pressed delete on this stuff or whether it didn't appear at the time, but the point is that
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by billysielu 8y ago
So is the CPU available to do something else or not?
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by billysielu 9y ago
We need to redefine 'break' into: Breaks because it was abusing lack of FPI. Breaks innocently.
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by billysielu 9y ago
A large percentage of things that break SHOULD BREAK. That's the whole point isn't it?
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by billysielu 9y ago
I agree FPI should be on by default and have a whitelist.
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by billysielu 9y ago
Good to know, I'm gonna try this starting now. Using the extention: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/first-party-i...
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by billysielu 9y ago
Do you Share stuff from pages designed to be viral, e.g. ladbible? Does your profile picture contain anime/cat/dog features on your face? If the anwer to both is no, you're clear.
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by billysielu 9y ago
It would be great if we could have "FPI on by default with whitelist". I think the stats are iffy because a lot of the breakages are things I would want broken.
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by billysielu 9y ago
I thought fake stuff on Amazon was money laundering?
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by billysielu 9y ago
I highly doubt it isn't being used for political purposes. Not that I think it matters tbh they shouldn't have so much data regardless.
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by billysielu 9y ago
I find it's always worth asking "will this get better over time, or worse" for everything, ever. Folks just fail to see past the next few months, having at least one person in the room asking this question makes them at least
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by billysielu 9y ago
I think the answer is whether GDPR applies or not, companies are going to be collecting and sharing data about you.
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by billysielu 9y ago
This is really about who's responsible if someone else uses your card. The point of chip-and-pin was to shift responsibility for card security to you. If your card is used in a chip-and-pin scenario it must be your fault for not keepin
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by billysielu 9y ago
Answering this before reading so I'm not impacted by others. SQL Server, ASP.NET Core, As little JavaScript as possible, No caching initially, Dedicated servers, IIS.
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by billysielu 9y ago
I am admin for a 'closed' facebook group. How can I find out which apps have accessed my group without admin permission?
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by billysielu 9y ago
Both sides are victims though.
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by billysielu 9y ago
I stopped playing EVE recently because of all the micro-transaction stuff. One of my favorite things about EVE was how the subscription model deterred kids and meant they didn't need to have micro-transactions. Check out BjornBee or Za
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by billysielu 9y ago
I've played a multiplayer asteroids game called Subspace Continuum (now on Steam) since 2001 (17 years). I probably have about 20k hours in that too. It is community run and has about 100 people playing at any time. It's a free ga
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by billysielu 9y ago
I used the EU removal process because a website was hosting my personal information and the webmaster wouldn't respond to contact attempts. Nothing to do with having something to hide! It's about people publishing information whic
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by billysielu 9y ago
I was thinking more like 1 per week :)
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by billysielu 9y ago
BT in the UK. Their DNS is so unreliable that using it isn't really an option, so it's not even in the running.
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by billysielu 9y ago
Please replace this link to the New York Times with something without a Paywall.
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by billysielu 9y ago
Also blocked by Cisco Umbrella. "This site is blocked due to a security threat that was discovered by the Cisco Umbrella security researchers."
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by billysielu 9y ago
Same, bit of a nightmare, but it did get there in the end.
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by billysielu 9y ago
An idea.. imagine putting SSO stuff into a Container and setting First Party Isolation off for just that Container.

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