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by heyoni 6y ago
It bypasses firewalls, or network blockers using the new APIs...not sure how the vpn thing got started because that was never part of the original claims.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I'm not sure why I chose to phrase it that way. Probably because it's ongoing, multifaceted and victim to some very very dirty tactics. Also, we like "waging war" on things here rather than solve them. Briefly, our educa
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by heyoni 6y ago
I seriously doubt anyone is being convicted based on that alone. Look, once you suspect someone was at the riot, you can then start to look for other things like, license plates coming in and out of DC, or beacon data or phone tower records
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by heyoni 6y ago
No one swept up all of the power. It’s insane to say that just because democrats are in control. There’s an entire spectrum of opinions and differences within the party that is being set aside in order to fight for some common beliefs...lik
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by heyoni 6y ago
Was just looking for something like this. Thank you! /edit Maybe start a daily torrent? Would be happy to seed all day.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Every country on earth is investigating. Here is what I wrote in response to your other dead comment. Look through the sources, it's being thoroughly investigated and getting back negative results, which even if successful, wouldn&#x27
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by heyoni 6y ago
You're just all over this thread spreading misinformation. Why?
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by heyoni 6y ago
Looks like it was edited? Yea, only symptomatic infections were tested by Pfizer iirc
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by heyoni 6y ago
Not every ethical notion needs to be legislated. I don’t think anyone is suggesting everyone enforced to publish all source code, however, not releasing source code can be perceived as unethical...or shady AF if that makes more sense. The f
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by heyoni 6y ago
But if your device is just some thermostat behind a NAT firewall talking to one server, what’s the risk if it isn’t opening up ports or accepting unsolicited connections?
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by heyoni 6y ago
I miss the days when google had an option to block entire domains. So sad that they removed it.
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by heyoni 6y ago
That’s what it might be now, but I feel very strongly as though it was meant to be way more complicated and probably got really overwhelming.
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by heyoni 6y ago
It’s sooooo busy! And prioritizes displaying businesses and points of interests over street names...I really dislike it now and though I vehemently refused to use apple maps for years, this distinction made me cave.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I literally reported an issue a year ago where under some circumstances, logging out of Microsoft would not actually log you out if their JavaScript redirect fail to execute, which it did on some devices. Nothing. They didn’t give a shit. I
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by heyoni 6y ago
They did the same thing with IMDb a few years ago. Their data dumps now are absolutely useless and they don’t generate any of the information themselves.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Technically, it’s GNU/desalination.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I think the real issue remains latency. Gaming companies are using it but the users don’t want it. Try playing call of duty or doom over the network and it’s going to be a terrible experience.
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by heyoni 6y ago
What? No, but that's my point. Even a company like Amazon was locked-in to a vendor. I'm not saying people should build their own databases but that this is a move in the right direction.
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by heyoni 6y ago
Didn’t AWS just move some of their infrastructure off of oracle because it basically took them a decade to figure out how?
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by heyoni 6y ago
Can you be more specific? It's really hard to find information on this and I'm 90% sure I'm ok but I can't see what they're seeing.
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by heyoni 6y ago
You mean the “main degree?”
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by heyoni 6y ago
Oh man, can you imagine that?
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Apple backtracking on network filter whitelist(blog.obdev.at)
4 points by heyoni 6y ago|2 comments
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by heyoni 6y ago
Phonetically pypi is pronounced py-p-i where as pypy is pie-pie :)
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by heyoni 6y ago
Should you keep it on then if you’re using SSL?
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by heyoni 6y ago
Conntrack is Linux specific. Are you aware of any macOS analogs?
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by heyoni 6y ago
It’s wild how that spread despite how quickly you fixed that. I guess that’s what they mean when “they” talk about controlling the narrative.
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by heyoni 6y ago
I find this whole chain of comments in every single youtube-dl thread, lol.
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by heyoni 6y ago
That’s literally the last line of the article. He wants to go commercial
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by heyoni 6y ago
Any good extensions out there yet for blocking these or are you checking manually?

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