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by dwild 5y ago
You can still do the same. HDCP has been broken for a long time now...
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by dwild 5y ago
> Turns out it's not easy like that. To cobble everything together you need a proper template for webpack. and there's Babel and that also needs to be caressed in the right React-y way. You can't just "hop in". I
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by dwild 5y ago
> If they want to block someone The point of NFT is to use ownership to provide access. If they use another system, like an account system, well obviously it's no longer NFT and then obviously it no longer has the advantage of NFT.
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by dwild 5y ago
> If you ask people they might answer "yes" because > - they're being nice to you > - they think in that very moment they would but in a real situation they wouldn't You forgot that one: - they would actually bu
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by dwild 5y ago
Maybe to justify or not investing in advertisements for it.
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by dwild 5y ago
> Surveillance was already happening at scale and being put to use for whatever nefarious purpose. As long as it wasn't public, very few people cared. Now that the data is used for public good Why do multiple person believe the issu
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by dwild 5y ago
I think he meant he used the Flush Cache functionality of 8.8.8.8 but emails still failed on Gmail until their cache was invalidated (so Gmail probably is not using 8.8.8.8, or the flush cache doesn't actually works as intended).
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by dwild 5y ago
> you probably wouldn’t ever hear someone say “maybe you should have had less trust” No you would hear the exact same thing. My sensitive data on the cloud is all encrypted. Have you ever seen anyone suggesting to do backup on any cloud
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by dwild 5y ago
> For Direct Connect, they still charge for egress. They do for both Snowball and Direct Connect, but it's 2 cents per GB, which is what I used to give the 3k estimate.
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by dwild 5y ago
> also babies and children aren't smokers so there's no equivalency. Well for sure, but I do remember the thick cloud of smoke that we had to go through... I'm not saying it's equivalent obviously, but still quite ama
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by dwild 5y ago
> Want to gradually transition to a competing cloud? Good luck, egress will bankrupt you before you finish the transition. They do offer the Snowball to lower transfer out cost, they also offer Direct Connect which is more convenient and
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by dwild 5y ago
CloudAtCost is not a good reference for cheap VPS, they were never cheap and that maintenance fee make it even worse. Their performance is abysmal too, but that could have changed since the time I used them. If you want some good cheap VPS,
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by dwild 5y ago
> You can't diagnose and find a remedy for a problem that you can't even see The problem seems clear to me when I read the Github pull request, they can't enforce their moderation over the Core team. The remedy they sugges
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by dwild 5y ago
+1 I thought the same and had a friend say that too a few months ago.
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by dwild 5y ago
The credit card fee is included in the price of the item, whether you use a credit card or a debit card, it's there.
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by dwild 5y ago
They were using it just as much as Facebook though... and actually less than the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative but that's beside the point I'm making. Let's say that Meta Company had released their product a month ago, would you
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by dwild 5y ago
I don't know, our own world is pretty much penis-free and brands are confortable here. Freedom doesn't give penis, anonymity give penis, and considering the amount of people that get banned regularly from Facebook for not having a
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by dwild 5y ago
> It waxes and wanes with the Bitcoin halving cycle, but always comes back stronger than before. Already forgot about 2008? Go check all theses banks values! Morgan Stanley is on an all time high right now!
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by dwild 5y ago
I'm from Quebec in Canada, the 2 majors ISP (Vidéotron and Bell), don't support IPV6. I don't know for others provinces, as they all have their own IPS (Bell is in a few of them to my knowledge, Vidéotron doesn't).
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by dwild 5y ago
I think you got the misread: > Updated Date: 2021-10-15T19:11:24Z > Registry Expiry Date: 2023-04-12T13:37:29Z It has been updated on the 15, sure, most probably the date it has been sold, but the expiry is in 2 years.
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by dwild 5y ago
> We shouldn't be putting decentralized games on one of the most centralized platforms in history. That's something that I believe is currently a big issue in our society, so many things are pushed between black and white. You
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by dwild 5y ago
Sure but he was able to be one because they recently did raise funds and had a tiny bit leftover.
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by dwild 5y ago
Well to be fair, it's not 2 years of stock that would be needed, as there was still some production that was happening during theses 2 years.
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by dwild 5y ago
Oh yeah, I mixed ingress with egress. Now though I don't understands the original comment... why care about egress for backup storage? I means as long as it's not absurd (and I agree that AWS egress price is absurd, though the ori
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by dwild 5y ago
> But what exactly did Amazon do here that was immoral or not ethical? They made him "choose" between his wife and his works. Well they didn't actually made him choose, as the alternative was inconceivable, thus, they forc
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by dwild 5y ago
> So if R2 is S3 with no egress, suddenly there is a value proposition again. Isn't B2 from Backblaze already filling that need? I means more choice is always better for sure, but considering R2 goal seems really to be a CDN more th
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by dwild 5y ago
> You're implicitly assuming that a fraudster wants the account long term, which is rarely true. Wait what? Here my comment: > Fraudster also doesn't have the same needs as most customers, they don't need to keep the sa
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by dwild 5y ago
> Flash just could not run well on power-constrained environments. Folks were allowed to run it on Android, but it sucked. It was running pretty well 10 years on my LG Optimus One at the time, which was a cheap 200$ phone (not subsidized
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by dwild 5y ago
> It was a great product, but Macromedia / Adobe demonstrated subsequently that they were in no way a security-responsible long-term maintainer. The amount of zero-days zero-click remote code execution that came out of iOS on the pa
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by dwild 5y ago
> One particularly frustrating aspect of fraud prevention is that fraudsters are better than the rest of us at getting human support staff to do what they want. They have way more practice, and they learn techniques that work from other

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