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by dest 7y ago
In France, if I am mot mistaken, you can legally have an account at the Banque de France. People go there when they got kicked from regular banks, like after having signed checks without having the money. Banque de France has become an heur
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by dest 7y ago
Raise VC money, burn it
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by dest 7y ago
Interesting pick from one of the links in the article: "SQLite has fantastic write performance as well. By default SQLite uses database-level locking (minimal concurrency), and there is an “out of the box” option to enable WAL mode to
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by dest 7y ago
Qarnot?
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by dest 7y ago
For non-US customers, what about using regional TLDs?
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by dest 7y ago
What about all the CO that goes out of the process?
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by dest 7y ago
Pro-tip: do some backups. Cheap VPS can disappear overnight.
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by dest 7y ago
You may reuse some concepts I have described for an audio adblock: https://www.adblockradio.com/blog/2018/11/15/designing-audio... More precisely, audio spectral preprocessing then neural network such as
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by dest 8y ago
Wow, how can you enforce a limit on simulation time? Can't they use a secret cloud somewhere?
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by dest 8y ago
Flattr? Patreon? Google contributor?
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by dest 8y ago
Huh, is'nt Brave built on libChromium?
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by dest 8y ago
The ML algo of Adblock Radio could be used to bypass those video ads. The case of radio ads is a typical example of server-side ad injection. https://www.adblockradio.com https://github.com/adblockradio/adbl
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by dest 8y ago
Isn't it a local VPN?
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by dest 8y ago
https://adblock.ai/
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by dest 8y ago
It's actually a smart domain registrar unsubscribe once the goal is achieved!
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by dest 8y ago
Also, this gives a way to entities who control the payments control who can send emails. Might be a concern in authoritarian regimes. Weren't there a project with proof of work?
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by dest 8y ago
Smarter, less disruptive move: block research and put all Facebook apps in some kind of security sandbox with the sole intent to slow down the experience.
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by dest 8y ago
I think such statement is hazardous. What if you need to build maps for all the world? What if you want to go to Mars? What if you want to build a payment system? Small actors could not do that.
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by dest 8y ago
IANAL but in Europe, for such streams to be legal you need to use them in reach of the Hertzian signals of TVs. See about VCast for example. https://www.nextinpact.com/news/105549-lextension-copie-priv...
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by dest 8y ago
Isn't it what GPL is about? Forcing users to follow the rules of the club?
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by dest 8y ago
Here is a gross example to make my point. Imagine, when buying your groceries, you had to pay half cash, half by prostituting yourself. Nobody would want that. Though, prostitution is a valid funding model, as sex workers earn a living with
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by dest 8y ago
It may be possible, research is needed on that topic
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by dest 8y ago
It's a pity in my opinion. But I understand magazine business is hard and you cannot give an alternative ad free format, more expensive, in kiosks.
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by dest 8y ago
I plan to "man in the middle" the HTTP stream.
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by dest 8y ago
I am working on a "Man in the middle" device that would filter audio streams before they reach players like Google Home.
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by dest 8y ago
What makes you sad? The fact that there is not enough funding for fusion plasma research? Or my unconventional career choices? :)
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by dest 8y ago
This concept reminds me a nice Youtube video where the presenter suggests to associate brands with unpleasant situations in professional meetings. It's in French, but there are subtitles. https://youtu.be/AqCB6tGR3hs?t=
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by dest 8y ago
Good point. Note I have designed Adblock Radio to rely on audio only, so that it gives the smallest possible margin for radio operators to circumvent it. I do not rely on metadata, nor do I use the usual time schedules for ad breaks.
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by dest 8y ago
OK, this makes sense, good idea
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by dest 8y ago
Thank you for the kind words

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