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by ev1 5y ago
There are a significant number of ways to do it correctly. I personally would like one, but not centralised, but some form of completely anonymous time-limited digitally signed vaccination YES/NO/DAYS SINCE COMPLETED/TYPE and
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by ev1 5y ago
Phrases like AI and big data are already pretty well defined in almost every major machine translation set. You'd have to forcefully try to thesaurus your way through to make it do that 99% of the time.
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by ev1 5y ago
AFAIK COPPA is for the site's data collection, for example, the site collecting marketing and demographic and PII, that you can't opt out of and that the child does not understand. Your child sharing personal information of their
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by ev1 5y ago
They are both regulations on the country AND on the player. You will have to perform KYC/AML almost guaranteed, and you will need gambling licences in the countries you register in. You will have to do things like ban the US, attempt t
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by ev1 5y ago
How often do you do this for fun? My coworker and I both got into this type of thing from game cheating when we were small children. I remember having a CEF (Cheat Engine forums) account way back in the single digit age group, angrily tryin
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by ev1 5y ago
I think it's reasonable if you're using it multiple times a month. I know my use case pattern is something like "oh shit, I have to print [a form/some homework-type presentation]" closer to once a year.
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by ev1 5y ago
Don't forget that unlike normal engineering, in the security world, malware, anticheat, cheats, DRM, etc all love to use the most obsecure, undocumented private APIs, memory writing, all sorts of bizarre and unnecessary calls that woul
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by ev1 5y ago
Wow, this is one of the worst sites I've ever seen. I was wondering why it was taking several minutes to load on a fast mobile connection: it contacts hundreds of subdomains, sends identifying data and drops marketing cookies everywhe
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by ev1 5y ago
Because the miseducated or misled or only-reads-clickbait-titles sees vaccines as 100%, never failing, complete infection preventers. Which to be honest, if a vaccine truly defended me with zero breakthroughs and zero exceptions for life, I
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by ev1 5y ago
Non-VOIP non-prepaid phone required, and ID is optional but required for ... well, really, anything more than a single small amount trade. You can't get contact info or contact an advertisement otherwise. I also get "Unfortunately
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by ev1 5y ago
UT's group is Citizenlab, https://citizenlab.ca/
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by ev1 5y ago
Localbitcoins does not let you arrange f2f or online meetings anymore without KYC. You have to pass KYC/AML to sign up.
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by ev1 5y ago
This is also a valid warning to not trust immediately. This kind of reaching out is exactly what many other groups do.
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by ev1 5y ago
I'm curious if this is just normal supply and demand or something else too. I have never been able to get an eink screen at any cost approaching the Kindle - continually, everywhere, the cheapest way to get started with eink is to jail
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by ev1 5y ago
They don't provide it for download in a usable form - their download is in a .dmg Mac image, which inside is packaged as a single file .pkg. You can't easily use it or even extract it on other platforms. Also: > Subject to the
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by ev1 5y ago
In aforementioned hacker IRC channel there is probably at least context or knowledge that they're just screwing around with the double meaning of pentesting. I see it pretty commonly with any combination of genders, including m/m
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by ev1 5y ago
I mean, some don't. But that quote was apparently from a publicly posted (on the company Twitter), redacted letter to Blizzard from the person's employer after Blizzard tried to become a customer.
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by ev1 5y ago
> And yet when she shared her experience with other women at the conference, she found that she wasn’t alone—many others had received the same treatment from the Blizzard recruitment booth as well I would doubt that a company would publi
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by ev1 5y ago
They were relatively rare, until Delta. Kids are also germ factories that will wipe it on everything and anything. I'll point out that when we talk about how "oh it'll only be bad if you have comorbidities too", I'm
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by ev1 5y ago
The vast majority of the world does not have effective mRNA-type vaccines, and have outbreaks following mass vaccination of ineffective ones (and in some cases, fraudulent locals use saline). Kids cannot receive it yet, as much as they want
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by ev1 5y ago
> Well, that's my own prerogative. Does this also imply that you will be responsible for the cost of your own choices, and that you will not infect anyone else and not interact with the public?
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by ev1 5y ago
There is one thing to note though, I would assume Google and maybe a few others might have more people willing to transition to a hybrid model or spend days back in the office specifically for the huge amount of amenities they offer, and th
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by ev1 5y ago
Yeah I don't know what is up with digitalocean. I can think of several things, like free EDU credit (abused relentlessly, seemingly mostly by CN/IN with fake edu emails or stolen identity ones) and $5 to $10 free trials, though th
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by ev1 5y ago
Digitalocean used to offer unlimited bandwidth (not anymore). They are completely trashed, half on DNSBL, most people I know drop traffic from them due to relentless bruteforcing and abuse.
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by ev1 5y ago
> there are awful, miserable hacks they can do They definitely did those, I've gotten everything from 172.* to CGNAT 100.* IPs to UK MoD 25.* IPs as NAT, all on the same carrier, hah
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by ev1 5y ago
Never an issue here, no blacklisting, no bad IP neighbours. If anything they are too picky on who they host.
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by ev1 5y ago
This is odd/amusing, because in US as far as I know there are no carriers doing IPv4 anymore - it's all IPv6 with 464xlat or equivalent translation proxies. And these are companies with more IPv4 than your carrier most likely.
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by ev1 5y ago
I definitely have much more time to myself with WFH, by orders of magnitude. I can even get things done on public transit at a reasonable time when I have important errands to run! Because half the city isn't taking the train into the
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by ev1 5y ago
The problem becomes when one group unilaterally attempts to force an [arguably bad for certain demographics and teams] choice without giving options. The way I see it the problem is that if you let people choose (no matter what, including 1
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by ev1 5y ago
As a counterpoint to this, Among Us and Roblox porn exists and is quite heavily viewed.

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