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by dwild 5y ago
> a compromised corporate MITM proxy A corporate MITM proxy does has it own certificate authority, or else it wouldn't be able to monitor its traffic like it's expected to do.
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by dwild 5y ago
The IP is something someone isn't comfortable with? It seems to be quite trivial to include the IP in the cookie/session and verify it's the right one. Sure it's not perfect in a world where IP are not necessarily static
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by dwild 5y ago
> You mention Kickstarter, but looking at the list of crowdfunded projects, most of the successful ones were quite a while ago If you want to see Kickstarter projects that failed because of lack of advertisement, I suggest you to go Kick
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by dwild 5y ago
>opt-in email newsletters, Opt-in, or "kinda opt-in"? Or you just don't know and trust whoever publish that newsletters? Seriously newsletters are the most annoying ads I get and by far. So many are not really opt-in, but
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by dwild 5y ago
> The reality is that the internet was immediately extremely interesting (either useful or fun) for practically everyone who got access. That's quite an absurd statement to make. I can easily find people right now that find no inter
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by dwild 5y ago
> I would expect myself to push back on mischaracterizations of them (positive or negative!) and help them navigate the consequences. The thing is, what tell you it's actually mischaracterizations. You can believe me, I'm not t
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by dwild 5y ago
> Couldn't they suspend your account for violating ToS? I guess some people could setup their own channel but I don't think that's what most people do. I someone can, someone else will for you.... that's the thing. I
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by dwild 5y ago
8 GB cost 40$. Is that unreasonable to expect more than 4% to be used on an element as useful as ram? What a world we live in....
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by dwild 5y ago
I don't think counterfeiter need a website like this to know what to change. They know what to change, they are probably way more expert on the thing they counterfeit than this website. The thing is, they don't need to improve it
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by dwild 5y ago
> I don't see any brain fuck programmer trying to convince us that bf is the future. You forgot the comment thread you were on... we aren't arguing that NFT is the future, but that some people can see a use out of it, just like
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by dwild 5y ago
> neither are general purpose computers Is that really true for the iPad though? I know they are weirdly trying to convince people it's not a computer using their ads, but everyone laugh at theses ads too because that's absurd.
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by dwild 5y ago
> A floc Id is shared amongst millions of users, and can be reset at any time by the user. Sure but are you sharing your IP with a millions of users? That's only a single other information about you, there's a bunch others give
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by dwild 5y ago
Except that now you got control over your fingerprint. You can choose what to send to the website, you are the one that decide which website get it or not. Sure you'll still get the other fingerprinting there, which still allow them to
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by dwild 5y ago
> they're proving the jaw-droppingly obvious. Yet we do nothing about it? I wouldn't call that jaw-droppingly obvious, if anything, without this, I'm pretty sure that anyone would argue that it would be caught way before m
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by dwild 5y ago
Seems like the Theta token is the example that you seems to look for. Cancel culture is a recurring subject recently on HN, between Twitch which that will shutdown channels that infringed outsides of their platform and Youtube which demonet
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by dwild 5y ago
> The sum of your complaints are because you know how to do it in PS. Or PS is just more intuitive than GIMP. > I am a professional graphics designer Once you are using a tool professionally, I guess that intuitiveness is no longer a
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by dwild 6y ago
> The whole notion that patents are only legitimate if you build something is completely bogus. Either the patent system is about encouraging and rewarding innovation and then it should apply to anyone equally, or it is not and we should
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by dwild 6y ago
> I am not sure if you are going for “monitoring” or “redundancy” in your dead VM example, but docker by itself cannot provide either of those. You need some solution either way. You are the second one that say this here... that explain
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by dwild 6y ago
> Docker alone cannot solve this category of issues anyway. Docker does comes with an orchestrator out of the box, it's called Docker Swarm. You may not use it, but it's there and it's up to you to use it or not. It's
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by dwild 6y ago
> However if you are sitting with a massive ETH mining rig, you would like to do something with your hardware. You would like to profit from your hardware*. That's an important distinction, as what make you profit from your hardware
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by dwild 6y ago
I can't click a button I see flash faster than 200 ms, and that's when 100% of my attention is looking closely at a light change color and clicking. If 20ms is an issue for a conversation, where there so much more processing and u
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by dwild 6y ago
I lowered the volume on the Lyra one and the sound is still clearly WAY MORE clearer than the other two.
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by dwild 6y ago
> Why does it matter, to Metallica, where the streams are stitched together? Why does it matter, to them, that everyone watches the completely free stream of their music from a specific source, and not any other source? A likely explanat
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by dwild 6y ago
The author is missing his whole point and go in a tangent about how school is inherently bad, instead of focusing on why kids may not enjoy it. No it's not because we are "put into slavery" that we don't enjoy school...
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by dwild 6y ago
The median telecom technician in India[1] make $3,406 USD a year, while a US[2] one makes $55,878 USD a year. It's certainly not a factor of 40, but at 16x it's still quite significant. I'm pretty sure the population density
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by dwild 6y ago
You seriously get 8 Gbps on anything else than torrents? I get 400 Mbps in Canada and there so many time where I download and I hardly get more than 100 Mbps... Steam and torrents are pretty much the only times I get my full 400 Mbps.
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by dwild 6y ago
> Any time I have offered a free forever plan, basically 95% of the created accounts are dormant free accounts (like I personally am when I find the correct tool to scratch my itch). What's the issue? Unused account shouldn't
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by dwild 6y ago
> the only cases where the corresponding NIC takes action is when someone complains for content-motivated reasons, then... that's biased selective enforcement. I guess they just can't police 100% of their space, it just too big
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by dwild 6y ago
> This targeting of the infrastructure layer is leaving a really bad taste in mouth. The complained raised to LACNIC was a real one and once they investigated, it was no longer in relation to the content, but to their policies. You may b
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by dwild 6y ago
> This would only function as a nuisance for the responsible drinkers. How so? Keeping a card is not much of a nuisance... > It's very easy to make alcohol at home. Sure and it's easy to find someone else that can get you so

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