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by ev1 6y ago
AT&T is fucking terrible about this and gives you physical eSIM cards. They refuse to give these to prepaid customers. I've gone to an AT&T corporate store nuemrous times and get "sorry we've run out of esims" a
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by ev1 6y ago
Admittedly this is going to be a really shitty analogy, but in some cases your reach is so decreased that it's effectively gone. If you want to host some incredibly terrible text or blog, and magically no DDoS protection provider at al
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by ev1 6y ago
To be totally fair, this wasn't really a thing until recently
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by ev1 6y ago
Try search for phrase "fakerom" or "fake rom" or "rottensys" with xiaomi. The resellers get paid a few dollars for the malware install. I think the most common is people reselling to ship out to other countries
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by ev1 6y ago
I've been told that the reasoning behind this is shady resellers loading unremovable system malware to the system partition (which runs as device admin++) before reselling this to you. Apparently this is a huge problem in China, where
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by ev1 6y ago
Almost all web innovation I've seen has not come from universities, that includes US based. They come from advertising companies, at least lately. Angular? Ad company. React? Ad company. QUIC/HTTP3? Ad company. WebUSB? Ad company.
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by ev1 6y ago
Taleo, the god awful shit show
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by ev1 6y ago
They [delivery apps, via third party device fingerprinting/etc SDKs] actually do share a ton of data with each other and pre-cancel orders for certain people. It's kind of horrifying in terms of just how much data is being sold wh
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by ev1 6y ago
It's a HTTP proxy built into Opera, not a real VPN
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by ev1 6y ago
$1/m/fake user is still better than 0, therefore they will try to make thousands of fake users and hope some of them survive bans.
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by ev1 6y ago
Trying to get as many people as possible and asking on social media to help you "find" someone these days is practically a death sentence, regardless of gender. Especially in gaming. I legitimately don't understand how that k
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by ev1 6y ago
It's the opening theme to a famous series, Bojack Horseman.
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by ev1 6y ago
I haven't used Nextcloud before, do you happen to know if there's an easy way to just want the file sharing? I don't care for whiteboards or collaboration, I just want a Dropbox equivalent where I can upload files and give ot
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by ev1 6y ago
Seriously, why is this kind of harassment and stalking acceptable in any way? Why on earth is Polygon encouraging this BS? Go look at virtually any female video game (staff, developer, etc) on Twitter and you'll immediately see numerou
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by ev1 6y ago
TLDR: Imagine every single major repo being inundated with tens or hundreds of thousands of absolute rubbish PR's that do nothing but change one line and break the build. Like fork React or Linux and then open a random file in the web
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by ev1 6y ago
It doesn't really matter to antispam folk if you can make dozens of aliases on a single account for free easily. So I guess this is more of a feature request, make it easy to bring your own domain and make aliases off it with a single
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by ev1 6y ago
Feedback: a single domain for throwaways will be blocked in a day if it ever gets traaction
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by ev1 6y ago
HTTP/3 is 0-RTT. You only need to connect once, also UDP
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by ev1 6y ago
At least in the US I would be unsurprised if hacking your way around it was federally a DMCA/CFAA felony.
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by ev1 6y ago
It is already not legal to use consumer cards for ML/AI/datacentre/commercial use according to their EULA and you are not permitted to install drivers at that point. They demand that you get an enterprise card
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by ev1 6y ago
Satellite internet already breaks location services and geo randomly. AFAIK, the entire country of Eritrea is uplinked solely by a Hong Kong based satellite ISP.
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by ev1 6y ago
This is unrelated to cdnjs, which shouldn't do that, it "should" just be dumb static hosting with security off. But yes, it absolutely does this for sub resources on a CF hosted site. If you <img src> an image it's
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by ev1 6y ago
Many countries already do this - for example, Iran has a single output that is allowed to peer with external ASNs, and all ISPs within Iran get their connectivity/are upstreamed by this one (ITC I think it's called)
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by ev1 6y ago
From an objective POV you've come in here with a loaded question and a lot of emotionally charged complaints and no citations, and people in the comments have also proven you wrong on some points with citations. I have inherent trust o
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by ev1 6y ago
I see absolutely no problem with GMOs and the fact that they increase yields tremendously is great for feeding people. The problem I see is the reliance on abusive monopolies like Monsanto, and the fact that they are not being regulated out
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by ev1 6y ago
Are you on a browser that supports higher level DRM?
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by ev1 6y ago
Texas: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26138767
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by ev1 6y ago
griddy's twitter is full of people angrily demanding refunds because "i signed up for cheaper rates and it's been cheaper til now why am i paying higher rates??? this is a scammer"
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by ev1 6y ago
my brain stopped working after -like
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by ev1 6y ago
$0.05 to $0.10/kWh seems like normal pricing. Average US house uses ~1100-1200 kWh (I don't actually know this, based on googling, assuming most places in Texas are standalone houses) per month. If prices are $3000-9000 per MW, th

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