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blfr
12y ago
I'm pretty sure that if you send a take-down notice alleging copyright infringement from another country, material in question is blocked for everyone, too.
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blfr
12y ago
I can view it[1] so it's blocked for Russian users only, yes? [1] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stevebest/suicide/master/s...
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blfr
12y ago
Also, Google seems just as useful and accurate on a public computer, or a friend's laptop, as on my own (Android) phone. I read somewhere that user input, location, and searches immediately before do all the heavy lifting when it comes
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blfr
12y ago
All taxes and all costs of any viable business are ultimately paid by the customer. You cover everything from their CIT to inventory shrinkage. Companies don't have any other source of income. The only difference is that VAT is explici
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blfr
12y ago
Starbucks is not a good example for several reasons. First, they really do have global recognition through the American culture (movies, etc). Second, this is a fairly simple scheme where a subsidiary pays for using the brand. Sure, it'
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blfr
12y ago
Smaller companies benefit later, after the initial five years, when an employee brought in by Microsoft is free to join a startup. And also indirectly due to generally increased supply.
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blfr
12y ago
Theoretically, maybe. But completely practically, that info is available for cabs today, for example in NYC[1]. A determined person can even figure out if you tipped[2]. All that without doing anything illegal. It's just a matter of ma
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blfr
12y ago
It's not really gossip, more like planet.git, or planet.github. In the early days of blogging pretty much every project had this kind of syndication for their contributors.
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blfr
12y ago
Privacy addresses still come from the same /64 which works a lot like a single IPv4 for home deployments. So from the privacy perspective IPv6 is like giving every home router a static IPv4 address. Of course, there is no technical req
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blfr
12y ago
Leaks are a problem and people are working on it[1] but you could reconfigure your VPN to carry IPv6 traffic, too. At least OpenVPN is capable of it[2]. It's also a bit of an edge case. Browser-level proxying (Tor, SOCKS proxies) shoul