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by cuu508 11mo ago
It's one thing to operate with an assumption that any VPN other than your own should not be fully trusted. It's another thing to claim all of them are obviously corrupt.
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by cuu508 11mo ago
Which VPNs are like that?
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by cuu508 1y ago
IMO Google Play should check apps for presence of this SDK and other similar SDKs, and, upon detection, treat these apps as malware.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Add on top of that the latency of the operator's equipment and the latency of the robot itself, and tasks like putting dishes in the dishwasher could get quite challenging
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by cuu508 1y ago
Apparently there are some timezones (Cuba, Egypt, Lebanon) where DST change happens at midnight, so, also watch out for that! https://mas.to/@mpirnat/115395859892135002
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by cuu508 1y ago
Under GDPR, sites need your consent (or some other valid legal basis) before they can set the non-required cookies. They are not allowed to first set the cookies, and then let you opt out. Instead, they first need your opt-in, and then th
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by cuu508 1y ago
At least here on HN, keep in mind some of the commenters may be working in adtech or operators of ad-supported sites. I.e., not ordinary people.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Tip: in uBlock Origin settings, enable "EasyList/uBO - Cookie Notices" filters.
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by cuu508 1y ago
You can watch them on youtube also: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DfWSJvKFMPE
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by cuu508 1y ago
What's the scenario here? I submit my application in 2025 and get rejected. 20 years later I submit another application to the same company, using my existing 20 years old user profile, and now get rejected because somebody figures out
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One-man campaign ravages EU 'Chat Control' bill(politico.eu)
767 points by cuu508 1y ago|258 comments
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by cuu508 1y ago
The standard business approach is to update card details before the card expires, instead of relying on service providers sending warnings when payments are already failing.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Or check at runtime if it's running with the lazy import feature active. Then instead of breaking in mysterious ways in production it would crash on startup, during development.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Page 36, section 2a here: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/202...
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by cuu508 1y ago
From my point of view United States, all things considered, is not nearly as bad as Russia. I do not boycott all American companies but I do boycott some.
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by cuu508 1y ago
For me personally the issue is that some of my money would go to Yandex, and, by extension, to Russian government. I understand it is only a symbolic amount per user, but still, for me, this is unacceptable (I was a happy Kagi subscriber be
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by cuu508 1y ago
Unfortunately Kagi partners with Yandex https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio...
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by cuu508 1y ago
> I don't care about "ethics" in the abstract if the code works and is of good "quality" But there are people who do care. > AIs don't have copyright over anything they generate, so that's a non issu
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by cuu508 1y ago
The linked API policy lists specific concerns in 3 categories: copyright, quality, ethical. Which one do you not understand?
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by cuu508 1y ago
> candidates can only gather votes outside of their own country Few people would do the homework of researching hundreds of candidates from other countries.
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by cuu508 1y ago
It is correct at least in some cases. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45190323
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by cuu508 1y ago
Use WebAuthn as the second factor. Passkeys are a single factor authentication, and a downgrade from password+WebAuthn.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Not op, I use cloudflare tunnel. The Immich mobile app supports "local" and "external" connection settings, so it can connect to the Immich instance directly when on home wifi, and use the tunnel when out and about.
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by cuu508 1y ago
Sorry, I do not understand. What is your point?
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by cuu508 1y ago
It's waive, not wave
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by cuu508 1y ago
> dangerous technology and technology that people trust with their life Software runs on so many things we depend on IMO it also in many cases falls in the "dangerous technology" category. Non-hobby OSes, non-hobby web browsers
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by cuu508 1y ago
Do one a day :-)
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by cuu508 1y ago
Are there many sites that only support Authy's push authentication and nothing else?
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by cuu508 1y ago
Security-wise, passkeys are worse than username/password plus WebAuthn as the second factor.
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by cuu508 1y ago
I fear we will get more walled gardens like FB because AI bots will have harder time scraping them.

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