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by eli 1y ago
Needed for volume mounting to work easily I assume.
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by eli 1y ago
You don't have to buy a license; the autocomplete model is open source https://huggingface.co/zed-industries/zeta It is indeed a fine tuned Qwen2.5-Coder-7B
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by eli 1y ago
Is that much different from just using the Zed agent with Qwen via API?
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by eli 1y ago
Apple's iCloud Private Relay seems like it should solve this for iOS.
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by eli 1y ago
My ISP has already been caught selling personally identifiable customer data. I trust them less than any of those companies.
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by eli 1y ago
> As with a lot of judge rulings, and what they're always supposed to do, they ruled on what the actual law is and not just on what sounds good. A "lot" of judicial rulings do indeed follow that pattern. But there have b
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by eli 1y ago
Sure, to delay the "sale". A surefire way to go from minimal value to multiples of $10 million in fewer than 5 years is even rarer.
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by eli 1y ago
Sure but the premise is "legally" not "can get away with it" (Though, to be fair, I guess those two things aren't that different in practice)
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by eli 1y ago
Wouldn't claiming an exemption for foreign taxes that you didn't actually pay be fraud?
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by eli 1y ago
The hard part is identifying a stock you acquire for cheap or free now but will be worth much more than $10 million in five years.
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by eli 1y ago
https://www.oyez.org/cases/2004/04-480
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by eli 1y ago
The Anti-Circumvention Clause in the DMCA says "No person shall manufacture, import, offer to the public, provide, or otherwise traffic in any technology [...] is primarily designed or produced for the purpose of circumventing a techno
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by eli 1y ago
No, but even a steel bar would only slow down a determined thief...so I guess it's worthless?
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by eli 1y ago
Most ransomware attacks are opportunistic. They scan basically the whole internet for vulnerabilities and attack from there. It's usually not a skilled attacker targeting a specific company. Ransomware is a huge and growing problem. Ve
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by eli 1y ago
Do you lock your front door?
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by eli 1y ago
Is a security solution worthless if it can't stop a dedicated attacker? A lot of WAF rules are blocking probes from off-the-shelf vulnerability scanners.
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by eli 1y ago
You figured all that out just because the headers indicate the site passed through Cloudflare at one point? That's quite a leap! If Cloudflare had a default rule that made it impossible to write that string on any site with their WAF,
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by eli 1y ago
It's a text string that is frequently associated with attacks and vulnerabilities. In general you want your WAF to block those things. This is indeed the point of a WAF. Except you also don't want it to get in the way of normal fu
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by eli 1y ago
It didn't expire
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by eli 1y ago
Or... they did make a mistake. It happens to the best of us.
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by eli 1y ago
Isn't the stated reason, a miscommunication with the registrar, far far more likely?
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by eli 1y ago
I don't think that's a real risk
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by eli 2y ago
Neat. But to be clear: my complaint was the rude and dismissive attitude, not the substance.
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by eli 2y ago
Why the hostile comments?
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by eli 2y ago
It's neat but I've found the value kinda variable. It seems heavily influenced by whatever the first few hits are for a query based on your question, so if it's the kind of question that can be answered with a simple search i
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by eli 2y ago
Blaming China is easy and has bipartisan appeal while actual data privacy regulations are hard and do not.
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by eli 2y ago
"Precise" has a specific meaning for iOS Location Services and this ain't it. Presumably it's just doing IP geolocation which could be the same post code, or it could be the wrong city entirely. I'd expect it to b
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by eli 2y ago
Good point. I remembered the 3 clauses correctly but forgot the first sentence mentions "use" along with redistribution. IANAL but it seems common sense that "use is permitted" implies some sort of patent license. Seems
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by eli 2y ago
Wouldn't the patent still be a problem with the standard BSD license? BSD would grant you license to redistribute the software but not necessarily the patent rights to use it.
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by eli 2y ago
This article really lacks any context. How common is it for a rapid response team to be deployed? How often do they find something interesting or novel?

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