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by e2le 3y ago
My CPU is not free real estate for any site to abuse as they see fit.
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by e2le 3y ago
I suspect the motivation for many to install uBO was to reduce resource abuse (and visual noise). I'm sceptical it would ever be adopted significantly. I'm not sure if AdNauseam can be adapted for autonomous use on a Raspberry Pi,
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by e2le 3y ago
> whole load of websites I suspect that at least some of those websites shouldn't exist to begin with. I don't see why any improved economic model needs to consider them.
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by e2le 3y ago
I'm unsure of how it exactly differs and whether there are features missing. I will admit that if I were to install uBOL today, I would be worried that it would be less capable and my browsing experience less-safe.
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by e2le 3y ago
>I am down to zero third-party developers that can get compromised and silently push an update that compromises all my web sessions. It's my understanding that because uBlock Origin is a "recommended extension", it must un
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by e2le 3y ago
>And how exactly do you propose achieving that A signed-by-google first-stage bootloader could display a message warning the user before handing off to an unsigned second-stage bootloader. >The goal of Google's security architect
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by e2le 3y ago
Thunderbird collects donations separately from Mozilla. https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/donate/
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by e2le 3y ago
They may even plot to assassinate you! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8041597/US-plotted-...
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by e2le 3y ago
For a number of weeks HE tunnel users have being reporting packet loss, it's thought this might be due to abuse.
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by e2le 3y ago
What's wrong with VSCode?
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by e2le 3y ago
It's often struck me as odd how some moderators can be modding 50+ sometimes even high as 100+ subreddits. Why so many? I doubt they can be reasonably expected to moderate all of them. Shouldn't there be a limit?
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by e2le 3y ago
Is there any desktop client actively developed? Seems like a dire situation for tox.
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by e2le 3y ago
Site looks great to me! Perhaps your platform has a way of installing a content blocker like ublock?
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by e2le 3y ago
I can't help but wonder what effect advertising has peoples mental health. I doubt it's positive.
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by e2le 3y ago
I doubt you're completely "blind" to them, I strongly suspect that on some level you're still processing those images despite being unaware of them. Sometimes I catch myself thinking about things I've seen on billbo
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by e2le 3y ago
> what democracy is meant to help with The UK is a democracy, technically a more well functioning democracy than some supposedly first world nations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index#List_by_countr...
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by e2le 3y ago
Perhaps an attestation of personhood? https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-cryptographic-attest...
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by e2le 4y ago
It's my understanding that HSBC is a British bank, has this changed?
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by e2le 4y ago
As an AI enthusiast, I completely agree with the author's perspective on this matter. AI has the potential to revolutionize the workforce, but it won't necessarily lead to mass unemployment. In fact, AI can create new job opportun
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by e2le 4y ago
"For the good of all of us."
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by e2le 4y ago
Not a good example. At the moment it's being criminally mismanaged by the conservative government. The NHS has seen better days.
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by e2le 4y ago
Perhaps instead we should hold people to a higher standard rather than tolerating bullshit and nonsense. Using AI as a tool for identifying and explaining logical fallacies (among other things) could be very valuable. In the same way that C
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by e2le 4y ago
Perhaps instead, the solution is to hold people to a higher standard. AI as a tool to help people in identifying logical fallacies (special pleading, anecdotal, the fallacy fallacy) written or otherwise could be very valuable. Maybe in the
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by e2le 4y ago
I suppose those SaaS companies will have to find some other project to freeload off of. Can you imagine? Awful, just awful.
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by e2le 4y ago
They would still likely suffer heavy losses due to disease and infection they have no immunity for.
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by e2le 4y ago
It'll have a region set by the manufacturer in it's firmware. IEEE 802.11d-2001 also added country information to AP beacons and probes. Nearby access points will advertise a country code to each other. Hostapd and/or the Wi-
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by e2le 4y ago
Perhaps instead we could train an ML model to find these use-after-free bugs?
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by e2le 4y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/heat-and-building...
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by e2le 4y ago
Ideally it would only be possible to receive mail from the government and a select few entities (bank, electricity provider, etc). > presumably formed from an ID number of some sort. One possible solution is that the address for an indiv
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by e2le 4y ago
> One alternative is to have your own domain Unfortunately, should that domain ever expire, it'll likely be picked up by a squatter and that's your identity gone.

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