hansel_der

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by hansel_der 4y ago
ideally: nobody practically: everybody
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> I've always found the "hey Twitter friends, I wrote a guide, buy it for $90 now!" stuff super unethical anyways. First of all, the information they sell that way is 100% available for free somewhere else or is useless. T
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by hansel_der 4y ago
that it's been like this for a while and it changes/-ed nothing.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
strong agree maybe sometime will come the realisation that a tab, a bookmark and a history entry are basically the same
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> I don't know why it hasn't been cloned it's a elitist feature. pretty sure that most ppl on the internet don't know what a tab is. opera had vertical, grouped tabs over twenty years ago.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
>Looking at all the issues this browser causes, and the very low usage, I'm not spending time tracking down what is going wrong. been hearing this for about a decade now...
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by hansel_der 4y ago
somewhat reminiscient to cookie banners
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by hansel_der 4y ago
idk, just leave it out? it'll work
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by hansel_der 4y ago
imho either outlawing or automating them
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by hansel_der 4y ago
but its kinda selective punishement over people without a drivers license
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by hansel_der 4y ago
it's really not
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by hansel_der 4y ago
no. it requires acces to the serial console or baseband management controller or whatever terms have emerged. have never rented a physical server w/o this.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
sure, the fact that someone was/is using the service can be used, but requires additional identification. imo a "dick pic" is just that, a picture of male genitalia whereas a "nude" is usually a picture of a naked p
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by hansel_der 4y ago
"fibre connection" does not tell anything about how fast it is unfortunately. on a related note; iirc average internet connection has around 100ms rtt, 20mbps down, 1mbps up, 500ms fifo buffering and .5% packet loss. optimise for
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by hansel_der 4y ago
quite sure you're overthinking it. a picture of some random dick does not qualify as blackmail material.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
it's about 1MMM
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by hansel_der 4y ago
rest assured that intelligence agencies have means of accessing police records in other nations. this data is only interesting to the low end of data brokers, advertisers and other scammers, hence the rather low price.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
why?
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by hansel_der 4y ago
private data was publicized without consent, a leak indeed.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
whataboutism: friend of mine lost his drivers license in berlin because he drove A FKN BIKE under influence of alcohol (he was still quite in control and did nothing wrong).
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by hansel_der 4y ago
as european i am not entirely convinced that it makes sense to have hundreds of companies providing the same heavily regulated service. if there were too few of those i would probably also object. idk about the situation where there are no
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by hansel_der 4y ago
in theory, yes. in practice it maybe a good thing that mistakes are made
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> Should I be disallowed to commercialise it? ofc not but since noone can ever prove that his was the first incarnation of an idea, nobody can be criminalized for also doing things in a certain way. the concept of protecting invention fo
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by hansel_der 4y ago
true, but for the last 30ish years nobody cares about that opinion because it is profitable to use the smallest common denominator, get shit done and call it a day.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> If I didn't tell you about it, you wouldn't even know it existed but it does exist and is "missing" from the economy (i.e. other peoples pockets)
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> it is still impossible to reliably prevent page scrolling in Safari on iOS. why would it? it's a USER-Agent after all. if there is something to scroll, the user probably wants to and should be able to.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
on mobile it is a feature of the os, not the app, so kinda available to everyone.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
agree. messenger privacy is not a function of technology unfortunately. the only real choice is which powerblock (us,ru,ch) can read your conversation
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by hansel_der 4y ago
strong second. literally no one cares for the 'secret key of x has changed' on whatsapp, so i might as well enjoy the supperior useability of telegram.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
rtorrent for a decade or so. i use it because of drm.

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