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by gzread 7mo ago
Suffragettes weren't listened to by the government until they started conducting bombing and arson attacks.
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by gzread 7mo ago
It can be both - a walled garden full of malware, that rejects many apps which are not malware.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Maybe they can just sanction that person? Block them from making phone calls to the country and publishing apps?
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by gzread 7mo ago
But if there's a court order saying Epic and F-Droid have to be registered developers, they can go to jail for doing that.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Didn't you always have to do that? I remember having to pay $25 by credit card (for which I had to get a credit card) and also show ID. When they banned me for bullshit reasons, now they can stop me circumventing it because they have
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by gzread 7mo ago
Public IPs is a huge huge huge benefit. Your connection is also faster because your IPv6 packets don't have to be processed by a centralised CGNAT.
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by gzread 7mo ago
If it's based on a material difference, then classify the material difference, directly.
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by gzread 7mo ago
It's 1/8 of that space and it's being allocated in big blocks that are expected not to run out unless humanity expands to the whole solar system. If it does run out, there are 7 tries left. More if you only use half as much s
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by gzread 7mo ago
Should an adult be allowed to develop a heroin addiction? Why or why not?
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by gzread 7mo ago
> the US is not going to accept Iran's terms There's no reason to assume it won't. It might not voluntarily but it looks a lot like it's either going to be forced to accept them, or it's going to become an irrele
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by gzread 7mo ago
Crazy how much more IPv6 space RIPE NCC allocated than ARIN. Really shows off their countries' different stances on innovation.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Totalitarianism and authoritarianism has been the norm for the majority of human history. The last century of technological progress created a bubble where the power of sycophancy wasn't strong enough to counteract the power of actual
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by gzread 7mo ago
Because they are experts in acquiring riches and power, not experts in computer security.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Google was banned from Usenet once, so there's hope. Every single provider was so fed up with spam they just blocked the whole network.
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by gzread 7mo ago
My computer, and I think all threadripper systems, has registered ECC DDR5 RAM which I think is the same type used in AI datacenters. Well one half of it, the other half being HBM memory used on video cards, which is soldered to them and no
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by gzread 7mo ago
> 768GB of RAM is insane. Before this price spike, it used to be you could get a second-hand rack server with 1TB of DDR4 for about $1000-2000. People were massively underestimating the performance of reasonably priced server hardware. Y
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by gzread 7mo ago
So email providers should go to jail...?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Even with all that, you're leaking an unacceptable amount of metadata. And what about reliability? If I cause the key to change, and then alter my PDS so it only shows that event to one half of users, did I completely mess up your prot
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Why do dictatorships look the same?(youtube.com)
2 points by gzread 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gzread 7mo ago
This isn't a real thing and if it ever becomes a thing you can sue them for DDOS and send Sam Altman to jail. AI scraping is in the realm of 1-5 requests per second, not 5000.
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by gzread 7mo ago
and we feel like you only abuse Codeberg for storing your commercial projects or media backups Sounds like they're cool with a little personal website.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Private repositories can be hosted anywhere you have SSH access. Write the URL as username@host:/path
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by gzread 7mo ago
Would you say it should be a property owner's individual responsibility to protect their property from thieves?
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by gzread 7mo ago
The salesman would give you the key if you're over 18
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by gzread 7mo ago
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Retention_Directive Your ISP had to spy on you. This was the law for 8 years until it was ruled unconstitutional.
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by gzread 7mo ago
There's an even easier one: When you buy a phone, the salesman checks your ID and sets the phone to child lock mode or unlocked mode.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Yes, if I don't like something, I can't just ignore it. That is called democracy, and rule of law. Democracy is often interpreted to mean only things I like get passed, but that is incorrect.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Yes. You said everything is securities fraud
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by gzread 7mo ago
Actually Ukraine just invaded Moscow with drones, causing Putin to cut the whole country off the internet for fear of looking weak.
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by gzread 7mo ago
How can you convince me that your real information is more real than my real information?

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