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by eli 3y ago
None of those seem to be about intentionally reporting false reactions?
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by eli 3y ago
It's a bit like asking how much does a vacation cost. It rather depends where you're going and what you're doing. I'd guess high five figures or maybe low six figures?
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by eli 3y ago
Really? I thought the file metadata is encrypted so it needs the key to even identify what files are available to restore.
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by eli 3y ago
Yeah I mean you gotta trust them on some level. Backblaze could also push a client update that nerfs the encryption. If you've got really sensitive data I'd probably pick something else.
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by eli 3y ago
Nope. The part of a DMCA notice that is under penalty of perjury is that you own the copyright in question . That's what the defendants here lied about. You can't get sued if you believe something is infringement but the person u
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by eli 3y ago
Tons of choices: Restic, Borg, Duplicity, Kopia Though Backblaze is pretty good at what it does and you can set your own encryption key, if that's the concern.
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by eli 3y ago
Why stop there? If you trust what you wrote you can skip the test suite for the sake of even higher velocity.
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by eli 3y ago
In other words what apple has been doing for years now
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by eli 3y ago
it's encrypted
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by eli 3y ago
What would you suggest instead?
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by eli 3y ago
I don't follow. Wouldn't you just send another USB drive? Doesn't seem any riskier than anything else sent by courier.
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by eli 3y ago
The profile being a "Uses Ad Blocker Y/N" ?
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by eli 3y ago
Yeah a parking-spot sized space is valuable. And yet the city is pretty much giving them away to drivers.
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by eli 3y ago
They invested in DoorDash and Uber but they don't own DoorDash and Uber.
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by eli 3y ago
Neither does the debt ceiling, especially when it can be obstructed by a small minority.
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by eli 3y ago
So would the President's pardon power
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by eli 3y ago
I don't think that's a reach. There's a credible argument that it compels the President to continue to service debts
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by eli 3y ago
Typical Second Layerist. This is the future of money we're talking about, but you'd rather live in the past.
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by eli 3y ago
That seems like a dodge. There is always someone willing to challenge anything the federal government does. It would be entirely up to the Court how quickly they'd want to hear the case. It could be immediate if they want.
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by eli 3y ago
Some of the justices seem to care somewhat about what people think of them. Some don't seem to care much at all. In general I don't agree that the court puts that much effort into appearing legitimate.
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by eli 3y ago
Seems like being able to look up people's home address is a pretty minor part of that threat?
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by eli 3y ago
You don't need a network at all. Just email me who you want to transact with and I'll create a row for them.
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by eli 3y ago
I sent them over but I used a third layer network (a spreadsheet on my desktop)
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by eli 3y ago
Meanwhile we can't even agree whether automated traffic enforcement using cameras should be legal
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by eli 3y ago
Age that kids acquire mobile phones not linked to well-being, says Stanford Medicine study https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2022/11/children-mobi... —- Are mobile phone ownership and age of acqu
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by eli 3y ago
The truth is usually less exciting.
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by eli 3y ago
It's the largest registrar after godaddy, and godaddy is overpriced
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by eli 3y ago
You really think that, in this case specifically, knowing the prosecution's case would make a difference?
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by eli 3y ago
The long game is prison. A hung jury buys you, I dunno, another year of freedom/jail instead of prison.
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by eli 3y ago
Liz Lopatto is a national treasure

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