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by hekkle 11mo ago
I don't get it, all I see is: "Bad request" am I missing the joke?
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by hekkle 11mo ago
So you were using untrusted video files that required the LucasArts Smush codec? Again, if YOU highly appreciate their service, that's great, but FFMPEG isn't fixing a codec for a decades old game studio, so all Google has done
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by hekkle 11mo ago
> and highly appreciated. Not by the maintainers it wasn't Mr. Google.
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by hekkle 11mo ago
BINGO! Google doesn't care at all about user security. - Just yesterday there was a story on here about how Google found esoteric bugs in FFMPEG, and told volunteers to fix it. - Another classic example, about how Google doesn't g
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by hekkle 11mo ago
What a silly comment, why would they? - Toyota doesn't mention the Toyota war. - Microsoft doesn't mention the millions world wide who use their OS for nefarious purposes. - Starbucks doesn't mention that one time someone go
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by hekkle 11mo ago
I'm surprised they can't just put a filter on the digital versions to achieve a similar look and feel to the 35mm version. It is clear that the animators factored in the colour changes from the original media to 35mm, so it seems
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by hekkle 11mo ago
My comment was clearly a joke; however yes, in the jurisdiction I am living in, you would be assisting in euthanasia, which would render you liable for murder.
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by hekkle 11mo ago
If someone drowns in Te Awa Tupua, does the river get charged with Murder, or Manslaughter?
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by hekkle 11mo ago
> This is a weak attempt at turnabout. The article doesn't present any evidence of separation or non-Chinese-ness, it just quotes the company (and even that quote admits a bunch of Chinese assets). But even if it did, it wouldn&#x27
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by hekkle 11mo ago
> the chipsets, are produced in Chinese factories owned by TPLink. So are more than half the chipsets in the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Microprocessors_made_... I agree with you that they shouldn&
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by hekkle 11mo ago
It took them 3 years to achieve this, so yes, they can change that fast... Did you not read the article? It's hard to take your comment in good faith if you didn't.
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by hekkle 11mo ago
1. The company was founded Zhao Jianjun and Zhao Jiaxing who are brothers, I don't know where you got the husband/wife sole ownership from. 2. As you admitted, they have completely separated into 2 separate companies, claiming tha
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by hekkle 11mo ago
^^^THIS 100%. They are manufacturing low-cost products for home users. That is, if these claims are true, they have neglected a poignant question, why would they bother? They are targeting poor people's personal data, not businesses
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by hekkle 11mo ago
To be fair, I think this is most countries, they just don't have as much political power as the US. The UK's Online Safety Act is a good example. My country (Australia) tried to legislate in 2016 that no one is allowed to use encr
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by hekkle 11mo ago
TP-Link's Headquarters are in California, they have a branch in Singapore and they manufacture in Vietnam, which of those were the threat exactly? This whole thing is reminiscent of the TikTok CEO Chew Shou Zi - "But, I'm Sin
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by hekkle 11mo ago
Well akchooally the word man up until very recently meant human, so manliness, meant the state of being manly, AKA a human.
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by hekkle 11mo ago
I started using powder about a year ago, because of this guy. It legitimately works so much better than pods, because of the bit you 'spill' into the pre-wash part; and it's cheaper!
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by hekkle 11mo ago
At least they are disguising it. Australia has, in the state of SA the "Police Complaints and Discipline Act 2016", that expressly allows police officers to investigate their own corruption, and when they inevitably conclude they
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by hekkle 1y ago
OMG YES, that site needed to die! I posted a few times on subjects I was an expert in, and hence they were difficult issues, and no one would ever answer them. The few other times I posted they were questions about things I wasn't an e
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by hekkle 1y ago
I think you are better off making a complaint to the Australian Australian Consumers’ Association (CHOICE) https://accounts.choice.com.au/contact-us/ than to the ACCC Tell them to lodge a designated complaint to the
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by hekkle 1y ago
To be fair, even ignoring the Robots.txt is illegal in most western countries. I was a technical witness a while back, for a case about a bot ignoring the robots.txt. I said it was akin to a peeping tom ignoring a "no trespassing"
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by hekkle 1y ago
On is website: https://maurycyz.com/projects/ai-tarpit/ He mentions that he had a "Chrome" browser send him 20 requests per second from the address: 43.134.189.59. If you look this address up on shodan.i