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3y ago
Let's re-phrase that same, fair question. What are the odds that a story of hollywood skulduggery ripping off the non-famous is actually dishonestly maligning hollywood execs & deal makers? Possible, sure. My prior on hollywood exe
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3y ago
>He probably could have attempted to only leak the domestic surveillance, This was the whole point of giving the docs to the guardian and wapo. Wapo then decided to publish the non-domestic stuff that he asked them not to, entirely their
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3y ago
Let's all note just how much market share cloudflare got before throwing this switch. While they took over a huge part of the web this sort of thing never happened. Now it seems very much harder to even attempt to browse with slightly
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3y ago
If you're a journalist you can't ask a swedish person if you've messed up any details? That's the point. It's so flipping easy to get the detail right.
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3y ago
>it's not really worth fighting, I don't think. Absolutely. Yet it's hardly a secret either and something you would expect someone who graduated university writing for a relatively well known newspaper to be able to get ri
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3y ago
So it claims it doesn't have the user's location. Then when it needs to use the user's location to do something it does have the users location without asking for it because something something IP address might be how it has
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4y ago
>Disclaimer: work at cloudflare and this is the first time I’ve heard our business is monitoring users. You didn't read that at all. You read a claim that cloudflare depends on its ability to monitor individual end users. That'
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4y ago
No idea about whatever the hell this distinction you're touting is. As a user the infinite catchas are branded "cloudflare" So yes. I mean cloudflare. But don't pick a fight on the internet about it, set do not track in
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4y ago
Google itself no longer does search and does recommendation in its place. I hate it so much. They must have such an incredible moat if they aren't getting smashed by the competition by just doing actual search, with all the words in th
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4y ago
Does cloudflare respect users? They don't even respect the intent of "do not track" enable it and you can do cloudflare captchas in an infinite loop which doesn't seem so respectful in my understanding of that word.
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4y ago
yeah maybe kinda? Lack of control of the dream there that makes a difference for mine. YMMV. Dunno when lucid dreaming was discovered. Was there something written down about it by one of the ancient greeks or similar vintage?
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4y ago
Descartes "evil demon" from 1641 says Wikipedia is the philosophical idea in all it's forms short of "but with a computer" Anyone got anything earlier? Wouldn't surprise me. https://iep.utm.edu/
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4y ago
I hear you. Don't you think it's a shame that in 20 years we haven't got anything that is actually better? Easier to program? Easier to design for usability? Better looking? I would have guessed we would have. Delphi/kyl
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4y ago
survivor bias. Nothing magical about tcl/tk (cool as it is) that makes guis more usable, sadly. Nothing in modern gui libraries that prevents good usability design either. Guis have always been more discoverable and just better for cer
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4y ago
Tcl/Tk is cool. Tcl/Tk makes UI's that jar in an ugly, immediately recognisable as "old-fashioned" way. This matters to users whether we like it or not. It would be a very niche commercial software project that used
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4y ago
In trying to normalise search with no warrant nor oversight in the UK one would definitely expect its use against someone who is "us" but not really. One can't imagine this being done on a member of the house of commons, hous
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4y ago
Always? Ferries are boats, demonstrably not true there as they dock both sides.
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4y ago
>It's because it's another conspiracy theory unsupported by evidence. I'm having a hard time keeping up with it all, it's nuts. But my understanding is that the NSA backdooring protocols is totally supported by eviden
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4y ago
The only difference between a leak and hack is whether there was one person trusted with the information knowingly involved in the transfer chain to publication or not. We don't have different words as to motives of those doing the lea
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4y ago
Imagine the power savings if chrome users switched to lynx. Imagine the power savings if everyone used pihole, ublock etc. Second uses more power than the first and is better. Do it!
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4y ago
I have a 75" Sony bravia smart tv and it draws 10-20 watts in standby. I have a 70" dell monitor used as a a tv in another room it draws 0 watts in standby.
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4y ago
Eh wrote it too quick for my brane. Daap client. Eg rhythmbox or iTunes, the creatively named "DAAP" from fdroid, looks like there's a few for ios. Owntone is great to drive your airplay speakers in your house (shairport-sy
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4y ago
Owntone + wireguard + mpd client eg rhythmbox for on the go.
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4y ago
Pick any thread on C++ where someone suggests C has its place with reasoning. Any thread on clojure. Any thread on rust. Zero effort with popular with thread zeitgeist "wins". Reasoned supported dissent not so much. Well I'm
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4y ago
How do you attempt to counter groups who deliberately game things? Newer, widely purposed tech that hasn't taken hold yet is the one I see most often. Where people have invested non-trivial time. Eg the rust crew which I choose as an e
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4y ago
An unenforced code is so useless it is barely worth mentioning except to express total and utter contempt. In your view, how many times has google engaged in evil conduct with this "code of conduct" having had no say before, durin
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4y ago
>So, I initiated a transfer of the domain name to the old university email address of their co-founder, and told them they'd have to ask him for it. And something about this being an opportunity for discussing don't-be-evil. An
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4y ago
Check out his public complaint that "signal leaks his phone number" and moxie's patient, thorough explanations and what followed, including the re-editing the original post. jwz is totally allowed to be as bigger ass as he li
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4y ago
There's an xscreensaver as well fwiw You'll have to cut and paste the below link because JWZ has been slowly morphing into someone as easy to get on with as RMS in many respects. https://www.jwz.org/blog/2018&
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4y ago
TV news hyping death and violence comes on at child-friendly times. My 8 y.o. was watching sport and an advert for a serial killer movie came on replete with horror scenes and knife murder. Warning? You're kidding. Chat GPT I can manag
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