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721.
by ev1 6y ago
This is probably unhealthy to mix and not have a degree of separation (I'm a kid still and don't have many responsibilities), but personally I've been getting a lot more out of my work day by being free to do things, run erra
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by ev1 6y ago
Do you code 8 hours a day, every day? I pretty much zone out for more than half the day multitask thinking how I'd architect something, but also not really "working"...
723.
by ev1 6y ago
I don't live in the EU currently but I don't think "no means no" and "informed consent is good" and "stop abusing and violating all of your users" is a bad thing. edit: This news article of several pa
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by ev1 6y ago
You don't even need iPhones - most of the cheap prepaid brands that you'd see next to a payday loan shop are offering Samsung's lower grade phones or OnePlus 5G phones for free if you set up autopay (it's locked to that
725.
by ev1 6y ago
Probably anyone that has signed a contract that came with a free phone in the last year and a half, anyone upgrading iPhones. Lower cost prepaid carriers are also pushing 5G phones heavily (albeit somewhat crappy ones), and offering them fo
726.
by ev1 6y ago
5G significantly increases granularity by a metric shit ton, and if they were continually pinging in the same area, eventually you end up with roughly one zone.
727.
by ev1 6y ago
I really really hope this means like podcast interviews, if it's a job interview it would be the worst thing imaginable.
728.
by ev1 6y ago
I made the mistake of ordering both crisps and bottled juice in one Pantry order. I have no idea why they don't algorithmically structure what to pack together, but I don't think I've ever had a full order arrive in non-broke
729.
by ev1 6y ago
It's at least 6 digits a month for the first item alone not including bandwidth, IP, NATGW, or load balancer
730.
by ev1 6y ago
Wait, is this a joke? This sounds like the worst built infrastructure I've ever heard of where they had more money than engineering sense. Also, Gbpm.
731.
by ev1 6y ago
Unsure, but multiple Tencent products ship with various "protects" (like TenProtect) that are kernel level rootkits that start at boot.
732.
by ev1 6y ago
Another thing: (that also pisses me off when I see it) is watching people constantly touch their masks (unsafe), taking them on and off every few minutes when they're about to pass someone, occasionally putting them on quickly by _hold
733.
by ev1 6y ago
With the use of abusive privacy-violating fingerprinting data collectors (that all share user data across their customers), correctly using your right to chargeback a bad merchant can result in being banned from thousands of businesses. Usi
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by ev1 6y ago
At least here (SF), everything is crowded. Every single trail, park, you are going to effectively be covered in people, runners panting on the sidewalk an inch from you. It's definitely not signaling and I'd much rather everyone p
735.
by ev1 6y ago
They really don't deliver a huge amount of it; quite a bit (significant amount) is straight up rejected. What you get is the trickle that vaguely passed at least a few tests in the spam box.
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by ev1 6y ago
Another huge hurdle is paid bandwidth quotas. The majority of the web is mobile now, apparently.* * https://www.broadbandsearch.net/blog/mobile-desktop-internet... * https://gs.statcounter.com/platform-
737.
by ev1 6y ago
Epik is an interesting company. Their previous CTO (from an acquisition, BitMitigate, which is/was a sad excuse of a nginx reverse proxy on Voxility), is a script kiddie that DDoSed Trump and the Trump campaign site with some message s
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by ev1 6y ago
This becomes somewhat rapidly infeasible as your client is sorting through a 1:100000 signal to noise ratio. In a past web forum I did infrastructure for, without sufficient moderation and constant updates to captchas/challenge questio
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by ev1 6y ago
How long ago was that? > family friendly lobbyists approved programming for your minds This has not been the case since self-hosting, home pages, tilde-accounts (~username public_html) ended quite a long time ago. No more customisation l
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by ev1 6y ago
Freedom of speech does not apply to private property? edit: in response to Karunamon, I understand that. But nobody is stopping you from having these discussions on your own platform. Other people do not need to or are obligated to host wha
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by ev1 6y ago
Unfortunately, you have to give Gilead massive amounts of PII and paystubs/etc for the uninsured free programme, which is utterly insane to an outsider to think about.
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by ev1 6y ago
They don't typically care about client mods as far as I can tell, the use case they ban accounts for is using a third party client entirely. That being said I don't think slack/discord should be a thing for open source commun
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by ev1 6y ago
They collect a significant amount of device information, even more if you have the apps instead of just browser, do tons of fingerprinting, all things I would consider gross as a personal opinion
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by ev1 6y ago
"Raids" or spam attacks use 3rd party clients/headless libraries that fingerprint identically as this repo, unfortunately. There are also a number of cases where a few third party clients that let you modify the background, f
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by ev1 6y ago
This has been well known for a while; they block all third party clients and libraries outside of using their official bot API. Having been on the receiving end of over 50k compromised accounts attacking my server (with verified phone enabl
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by ev1 6y ago
My underengineering method would be to just run a Mumble server on the LAN and join everything to it. This also means you can do things like turn certain intercoms one-way, or certain ones into priority speaker broadcast mode in software cl
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by ev1 6y ago
You're using quite literally a spy app that does continuous root and tampering/safetynet/etc checking.
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by ev1 6y ago
Interestingly, I don't have a single embossed card anymore. Even my metal ones just have the stuff printed on the back.
750.
by ev1 6y ago
On many (most) VPN connections, Protonmail prompts for another email or a SMS (due to abuse, presumably) or a non-disposable email (depending on severity)

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