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by ev1 5y ago
It's seller dependent, you can get gift copies (frequently from hacked accounts or otherwise)
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by ev1 5y ago
Steam doesn't do crypto, and probably has regulatory BS tied to it. All I see is harassment of front line support over policies they don't have control over. They told you nicely and are offering to refund you. You decide to haras
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by ev1 5y ago
Get a ton of IP space while it was cheap and available several decades ago (mailchimp has multiple /17s and is old enough to drink). Mailgun was a Rackspace product and had access to basically infinite amounts of Rackspace IPs. Mailjet
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by ev1 5y ago
It is not an experimental drug.
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by ev1 5y ago
At the start of node.js, I frequently saw full web applications written in it "traditionally", fetching data and writing it into pug/haml/jade/handlebars/whatever else templates (during the callback-pyramid-hel
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by ev1 5y ago
My experience having written all of the above is that JS is significantly more fragmented, and also has to deal with a frontend-backend severed line. Rails, Flask, Django (and PHP, purely server side JS that generate HTML with templates lik
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by ev1 5y ago
You can install Lineage without Play, and only use Lineage. Graphene does not require Play Services, but it only runs on a small subset of Android phones that are ~$500+ here (heavily discouraged to use anything older than 4a 5G)
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by ev1 5y ago
This is already a thing and somewhat-common, everything from PCIE devices to aimbotters purchasing EV codesigning certs in their own name.
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by ev1 5y ago
You want both of these to be false. browser.urlbar.suggest.quicksuggest.sponsored browser.urlbar.sponsoredTopSites
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by ev1 5y ago
I honestly don't understand what parent is complaining about because this is nothing new in virtually any country. I have to be vaccinated to go to school, to dorm, to enter or exit countries, to travel for business, to travel for leis
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by ev1 5y ago
I largely lost my trust in Brave after the absolute shitshow where they were hard-redirecting domains globally that you hand entered through their affiliate link redirects - you'd enter example.com and the browser would be hardcoded to
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by ev1 5y ago
Nice courts you have there, it would be a shame if they were protected and paid off by the SK Group chaebol
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by ev1 5y ago
They'd deliver text speeds then tell you to stop complaining because where else can you go while laughing.
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by ev1 5y ago
I hate the half assed ones that are just a QR code link to a menu jpg/pdf, but quite a few of the asian restaurants here link directly to an online order form for dine in that lets everyone at the table order what they want from their
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by ev1 5y ago
xsplit not only was compromised repeatedly and collected billing details and was a pay monthly to use software, but also just kind of .. never innovated, ever. no new features, ignored requests, ignored feedback while they were "king&q
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by ev1 5y ago
I get one strange group of shitty contractor agencies (India based with a middle-of-nowhere-in-Cali address) that updates their year numbers every year. So last year they wanted 10 years of experience with Windows Server 2020, this year the
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by ev1 5y ago
The fingerprint fails to run with JS disabled.
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by ev1 5y ago
This is actually a thing outside of the US mostly. For example in many Asian countries routing is utterly fucked if it's not incumbent to incumbent.
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by ev1 5y ago
> they get their device list keys from the server Which means the server can just substitute keys in.
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by ev1 5y ago
Which games? I don't mean like Fruit Ninja or Candy Crush, but the games that people actively bot or abuse will have a ton of ridiculous bullshit (checking anti-root, safetynet, borderline malware or malware-esque SDKs that exfiltrate
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by ev1 5y ago
I'd say more they want to be able to hire a ton more people at their distribution warehouses (without being excluded for insurance, drug testing, liability, etc)
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by ev1 5y ago
It's everything from a mix of cryptominers being deployed quietly (since of course anyone installing these will have a low end or better GPU), app install fraud, review fraud, Play token theft, spyware-tier telemetry. Even on the ones
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by ev1 5y ago
Not just borderline. Most of the ones that can feasibly run a game for example are basically real malware.
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by ev1 5y ago
It isn't anonymity. It's insecurity. Until you fix the human factor, bad code, weak passwords, shitty programming practices and minimum outsourcing to the worst vendors.
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by ev1 5y ago
i haven't looked at this in a while, but off top of my head, 144000 sample(?) 16 bit 48khz 2channel, raised chunks are the ASCII int value of a (char)'LETTER' - (char)'0'. these raised chunks will be padded to a mi
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by ev1 5y ago
> What stops a random organization to sponsor these projects which a behind-closed-door deal that also includes bundling third-party code which is used for ads or data collection? This is already a thing, a bunch of roots/bootloader
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by ev1 5y ago
> * Folks don't have a ton of trust that the regulations will help their lives, or block govt from doing things, but do imagine they will be annoying (more permission banners / cookies popups etc). This is because those laws ra
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by ev1 5y ago
I really hate this. I've seen separate input fields for street number and street name. Meanwhile you have vendors with street addresses like "Vodafone House, The Connection, Newbury RG14 2FN"
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by ev1 5y ago
I had one domain there in 2017-2018 due to some generic domain forum promo codes making them the cheapest. Didn't know of reputation or it wasn't obvious then, predates Parler existence, etc.
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by ev1 5y ago
You can probably get away with running your own (there a ton of open source ones, they are extremely simple to write and just a ffmpeg pipe) for your own servers. I'd imagine these named ones in particular were looked into further bec

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