cmeacham98

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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Source? Is there any non-Apple app that has this entitlement?
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Not alone, but presumably the online casino also has some sort of anti-botting measures, and if your bot gets banned you can't re-use your identity.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
I tried longhorn on my homelab cluster. I'll admit it's possible that I did something wrong, but I managed to somehow get it into a state where it seemed my volumes got permanently corrupted. At the very least I couldn't figu
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
> Many might support rehabilitation for e.g. petty thieves (or murderers, since recidivism for homicide is low!) but not rapists. This would be an example of not supporting rehabilitative justice, as there's no reason to believe thi
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Rape is just a useful litmus test, because it triggers the "prisoners are irredeemable and deserve to be treated less than human" emotions in most people who don't support rehabilitative justice. It's easy to say someone
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
New Jersey State Prison is, as the name implies, a state-run prison.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Most people don't actually believe in rehabilitative justice (they'll say they do, but ask them how they think a rapist should be treated). Thus, fixing this is not a priority to them, if anything they want it to stay this way.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Funny enough I clicked on the post wondering how it could possibly be that a single space was length 7.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
I also now see that you're using em dashes in your replies - are even the HN comments AI generated???
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
A "focused identity" with no links to other identities is anonymous by definition. More importantly, this project is not "zero trust" and calling it such is borderline deceptive. I can verify the artifacts you're sh
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
I'm sorry, but I would never use this because of two major dealbreakers (and I would encourage others to exercise serious caution as well): 1. Code is largely if not entirely written by AI 2. Author is completely anonymous, using a ded
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
College is not perfect and not for everyone but calling it "largely false promises" is laughably inaccurate: https://www.bls.gov/careeroutlook/2025/data-on-display/educa...
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Liberal democracy's actual function is to convert the will of the people into a functioning government. If it was actually true that 80% of the population opposed this law, MPs would be falling over themselves to run against it and it
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Cutting humans out of what loop? What jobs or opportunities were people posting Reddit comments or whatever getting that are now going to AI?
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
The HN guidelines state to use the original title "unless it is misleading or clickbait", which is why this happens.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
I think you've missed the point. Even on systems where HTTPS is normally available an attacker in the middle can trivially cause their official installer script to download and run malware by just blocking a few HTTPS connections. This
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Update: Checked the script, and not only does their official installer not verify the download at all - it immediately executes it . Therefore, it's trivially possible to RCE someone running this script you are MITMing - block all the
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
> Checksums can be verified after download They can be but _are_ they? Does their installer actually verify the checksum? Because if it's designed for systems so minimal/broken they can't do normal HTTPS, I kinda doubt it.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
> users cannot be mindful of clicks Why not?
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
> You are much safer being in a car when hit by another car than when not being in a car. The solution to this problem is not to have more cars, it is to have less (and probably stricter standards on obtaining and maintaining a driver&#x
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
> Events outside our control, such as Apple updating the firmware in the future to prevent the device from working, will not qualify for a refund. I fully understand why you would want to do this, but as a consumer I would never buy this
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Any lawyers on HN - Is this even legal in the first place? Surely this is a 10th Amendment violation?
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
A non-technical user that has docker installed?
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Kagi isn't competing against no access to a search engine, it's competing against Google, DDG, etc etc which are free (or more specifically, you could say ads are the cost). Kagi needs to not just be worth $10, but also worth ($10
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
This is again, wrong. EULA is just another word for "contract", and I'm not aware of any countries that have banned contracts. Of course, specific EULAs may not be enforceable in some countries because they contain terms proh
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
Honestly incredible this level of misinformation is getting posted on HN: https://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&q=are+eula+legally+...
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
It is not criminal, but it is unlawful.
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
This math only looks good because you're adding an arbitrary unsubstantiated 12x multiplier to the CA numbers. Of course, neither of us have actual numbers but my gut instinct is that registars are probably about as secure if not less
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
With your solution, we end up with the same problem just one layer down. Browsers have to contain a list of 'trusted' registars, and an attacker only needs to find one buggy registrar that will incorrectly sign for a domain the at
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by cmeacham98 1y ago
This is a ... pretty serious oversight. But at least it initially appears SSL.com is taking it seriously, we'll have to see what the report says.

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