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by eli 2y ago
Not really interested in semantics. Intentionally breaking the law (and accepting the consequences) is often called civil disobedience and I don't fundamentally have a problem with it.
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by eli 2y ago
I don't agree with them and I don't think it's very nice, but anti-abortion protestors can and do scream at people walking into clinics or imply they're working with the clinic and hand out misleading brochures and &quot
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by eli 2y ago
This seems like a really bad way to handle what should have been a foreseeable problem
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by eli 2y ago
There's actually been quite a bit of scholarship on how to draw district lines. We could certainly do better than the status quo, but it's a hard problem.
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by eli 2y ago
Most kids jackets are fleece...
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by eli 2y ago
Imagine if the US banned a site just because of baseless fears about its content and the foreign ownership of its parent company. Hmm.
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by eli 2y ago
According to a text from that unnamed (and not reported elsewhere?) whistleblower
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by eli 2y ago
How could that possibly be anything other than a coincidence?
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by eli 2y ago
I doubt that happened.
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by eli 2y ago
> FireChat is gone because FireChat was a threat to the systems it circumvented. This seems needlessly conspiratorial. Apps and companies disappear all the time and it's usually for boring reasons.
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by eli 2y ago
Revolutionaries definitely had problems with surveillance and infiltration before electronics.
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by eli 2y ago
> The fines are unfair, Carr said, because the commission "has never held that location information other than 'call location information' constitutes CPNI [Customer Proprietary Network Information]. Sure would be a sham
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by eli 2y ago
false positives can also be human generated
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by eli 2y ago
Isn’t that a choice the website owner should be able to make?
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by eli 2y ago
Doesn't that enable framing your opponent with intentionally sloppy fake comments? Happens in the black hat SEO world all the time.
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by eli 2y ago
This is standard practice for hacked wordpress sites. They only serve the compromise to organic search traffic.
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by eli 3y ago
There doesn’t seem to be any evidence to support this whatsoever yet it’s nearly impossible to disprove. Classic conspiracy theory.
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by eli 3y ago
More to the point it prevents your enemies from using the exploit against friendly targets. The tradeoff is that, once you find it, it's very clearly a backdoor. No way you can pretend this was an innocent bug.
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by eli 3y ago
Unfortunately nobody cares enough about Firefox users to bother in the first place.
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by eli 3y ago
Yeah but the critical piece here is loading Early Hints happens before the HTML is sent to the browser. So the server can change the HTML of the page based on what the browser does. (I wonder about the performance impact of this though.)
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by eli 3y ago
Or just not ad blocking early hints, as Chrome seems to do.
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by eli 3y ago
To be clear: they haven't "lost" any money here. They probably genuinely owe providers $2B. They just don't know exactly how much until the billing systems are back online, at which point they'll reconcile.
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by eli 3y ago
Why is it different than web search? Surely Apple could build a search engine if they wanted to.
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by eli 3y ago
NYPD has more resources than most countries' militaries
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by eli 3y ago
Ah fair enough. Of course you could configure your shell/editor/whatever to make control characters visible. Seems like if you were going to edit USV or ASV by hand you'd probably want a customized editor anyway.
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by eli 3y ago
Not sure I understand the advantage over ASCII Separated Values (ASV) which use ASCII control characters 0x1E and 0x1F
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by eli 3y ago
If you agree to all disputes going through arbitration then all disputes go through arbitration
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by eli 3y ago
The fee is obviously much more than they're paying the person who actually does the cleaning.
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by eli 3y ago
Oh, I mean the default settings are to let most requests through and block ones that meet some threshold for bad. You can tweak the settings or add your own rules though. You can easily configure CF's WAF to block Host headers with inv
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by eli 3y ago
ok? If that causes a problem for your server then your server is broken.

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