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511.
by hosteur 5y ago
Cool. Which one?
512.
by hosteur 5y ago
The source to the derived work that you distribute must be available for the user.
513.
by hosteur 5y ago
In ny country, the library for example. Also some public baths. But my main concern is the restrictions on freedom of movement.
514.
by hosteur 5y ago
Can this be used to track me? By ad networks and others?
515.
by hosteur 5y ago
This is known as the Kessler syndrome. And it is not a good solution to the Fermi paradox by itself. Because it would only require a very small fraction of civilizations to avoid it to spread.
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Black-Box Attacks on Perceptual Image Hashes with GANs(towardsdatascience.com)
2 points by hosteur 5y ago|0 comments
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An Apple Affray(hackerfactor.com)
2 points by hosteur 5y ago|0 comments
518.
by hosteur 5y ago
Julian Assange and Jake Appelbaum being prime examples of this.
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Charles Eisenstein, Antisemite(charleseisenstein.substack.com)
2 points by hosteur 5y ago|0 comments
520.
by hosteur 5y ago
What benefits are there with e10s in a mail client?
521.
by hosteur 5y ago
Thanks!
522.
by hosteur 5y ago
Will add that to my queue for later Do you have a TL;DL?
523.
by hosteur 5y ago
I am saying that because the Linux version of Thunderbird 91 does not seem to be available. If I go to the download page and download the Linux version, I end up with a Thunderbird 78 tarball. Not the 91 one.
524.
by hosteur 5y ago
Anyone knows how they plan to monetize Thunderbird? I am skeptical about using a "monetized" mail client.
525.
by hosteur 5y ago
Huh? No Linux version available?
526.
by hosteur 5y ago
Will it reinfect persons who has already been infected? If not then hers immunity will happen eventually. Maybe it will not be pretty to get there.
527.
by hosteur 5y ago
This looks really interesting. What encryption modes does it use? Specifically, does it use xts? If so does it have to? https://sockpuppet.org/blog/2014/04/30/you-dont-want-xts/
528.
by hosteur 5y ago
Max Schrems, Chairperson of noyb: > “We saw a lot of improvements on many websites and are very happy with the first results. Some major players like Seat, Mastercard or Nikon have instantly changed their practices. However, many other w
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Noyb.eu files 422 formal GDPR complaints on nerve-wrecking “Cookie Banners”(noyb.eu)
189 points by hosteur 5y ago|80 comments
530.
by hosteur 5y ago
No one knows. They could make it part of the os. They could even hide the fact that it is there. Like the intel ME stuff. I am switching to Linux for desktop.
531.
by hosteur 5y ago
Ad hominem much?
532.
by hosteur 5y ago
I hear that a lot. What are examples of good fonts that are free alternatives? And available in latex?
533.
by hosteur 5y ago
Yes
534.
by hosteur 5y ago
May I ask how much you charged extra for signing the NDA? And was it a one time fee, or a different rate or was it a recurring fee while the NDA was in effect?
535.
by hosteur 5y ago
Yes. Duh.
536.
by hosteur 5y ago
If that is the case then it should be done as an extension. And why would Mozilla use its brand capital on this?
537.
by hosteur 5y ago
I am genuinely curious to know what made you come to that conclusion? Assuming you mean darkhorse, what episode and what in that episode makes him alt right? Please be specific. If there are multiple examples then just provide a few.
538.
by hosteur 5y ago
He did not encourage others to do that.
539.
by hosteur 5y ago
Why makes you think Bret Weinstein is alt right?
540.
by hosteur 5y ago
Sounds really promising.

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