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by illiac786 5mo ago
please read the thread again. The parent said “it is not a high bar to own a website where a user is entering personal data”. I strongly disagree, although “high” is obviously not measurable. Maybe I should again be more specific, again. hi
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Just wanted to check you really meant primary source. I don’t understand how you can learn anything then. News is off limits for you, history, sciences (unless you do the experiment yourself) as well. Math might be possible, at least you ca
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Isn’t it rather authorized plagiarism?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
The crazy thing to me is that if they are raising the price, it means there is too many users paying the current price – which is already very high. Maybe they’re right, let’s Broadcom this.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Generous interpretation.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Let say I’m asking “what’s the latest in Hormuz?”. What is the primary source for this? For most things I research, there is only secondary sources, reporting on an event, a trend…
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by illiac786 5mo ago
That article is not even two years old… “for a few years” make it sound like he saw it coming long before it started. He’s just describing a trend and its ineluctable destination. But I do agree it will be or already is a paradigm shift. An
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by illiac786 5mo ago
I would definitely be _less_ surprised.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Is there a good comparison of jellyfin vs emby vs kodi vs Plex vs etc. as a server, when using infuse as the client?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
What’s the difference if Mullvad did not have the vulnerability described above?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
I would definitely blame a VPN provider if: 1. Only a minority of users care about privacy 2. VPN provider still advertise for “privacy”, even though it only target a minority of users that care about it 3. VPN provider doesn’t deliver on s
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by illiac786 5mo ago
I mean, there’s a lot of products out there marketed around privacy. I really doubt the HN readers are the sole source of income for all these products… I do agree, it’s a minority, but within the VPN using population, I don’t think it’s a
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by illiac786 5mo ago
I need to test it, that reminds me, thanks. So many browsers. Does it support multiaccount containers?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Ok, what was his point then? “They don’t rely on it, so it’s useless to obfuscate it”, or “but you should keep obfuscating it” or something else? I am missing the relation to my original comment then.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
That seems like a huge bet. I don’t bet on this, I am careful about cookies and my source IPs. Do you have any facts? I know they really on _additional_ stuff, but do you have sources showing that they never use cookies or source IPs?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Examples?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
You definitely need glasses then. Let me specify: The user must have entered his data on one site which the attacker has control of. That is a high bar still.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
That’s nice, I need to implement this.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Source? Why not “I don’t want to get profiled”?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Why not? Why can’t it be the purpose of a given VPN service?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Well there is still the small detail of them not storing any logs. This is a massive issue in my view, it allows correlation across multiple VPNs exit nodes, but that’s it. It doesn’t allow to identify you automatically. It does significant
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by illiac786 5mo ago
That is utter bs. Even if that quote would only be meant for insane geniuses, it would still be debatable. It’s a movie, let’s go back to reality.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
Yes, there is exaggeration going on. Nonetheless, it’s a fact it would have taken much longer without LLMs, I’d say all possible. I find this is a valid success story if you can look past the embellishments. More than that, it’s really cool
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by illiac786 5mo ago
What is being modified _is_ the right. Examining the right is not the point here. Unless you mean something else than the law?
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by illiac786 5mo ago
I use Firefox because of the multiaccount containers. But it really burns CPU cycles on my Mac, it’s insane. Even with tabs unloading automatically and everything. I don’t get it. Chrome is not perfect but it’s significantly lighter on the
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by illiac786 5mo ago
The cost would be insane. And it wouldn’t be near 30min, you’d need lots of teams to reach this, driving the cost further up. Need to rotate them on a regular basis. And soldier without gravity for months at a time are definitely not fit fo
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by illiac786 5mo ago
That ought to be the most CO2 heavy holiday I can think of. I wish it could be made illegal, but I am certain there will always be one country allowing it.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
You are saying he got lucky? That doesn’t necessarily mean he will continue to be lucky.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
It’s like saying within 2-3 years the sun will go out. Almost correct, yes.
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by illiac786 5mo ago
yeah, I should have been more specific: I meant the type of learning that mentoring fosters, the long term learning.

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