integralid

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by integralid 1y ago
Yeah, that's why bcrypt is broken and shouldn't be used today. It had a good run, but nowadays we have better options like scrypt or argon2.
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by integralid 1y ago
I don't want to ban a chat app loved by many people, and I think that would be an overreaction. I just want them to actually respect abuse reports and the letter of the law.
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by integralid 1y ago
>why can't the groups be taken down via legal channels I literally don't know, that's my whole point. Telegram ignores abuse reports and law enforcement and that's why CEO got into trouble. I never suggested spying on
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by integralid 1y ago
It would. Maybe my analogy was flawed. My point (which I probably explained badly) was that telegram ignores all abuse reports. As a company operating in the first world you can't really do that legally. You probably don't want to
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by integralid 1y ago
I'm not sure I was understood. I explicitly explained my stance on encryption at the beginning. I neither have nor want to have the capability to spy on telegram users. But criminal groups use telegram as infrastructure all the time -
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by integralid 1y ago
Nice knee jerk reaction here (not just you, replies to me in general). We take down malicious domains and servers all the time. What's so special about group chats? As long as there is a proof it's used purely for criminal things
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by integralid 1y ago
More than zero. There are some people who will keep maintaining them, and could use this - or one of other retired questions. There is also historic value, it would be sad if in 30 years almost all information about modern day operating sys
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by integralid 1y ago
That's probably a huge underestimation. But even if it's in hundreds of dollars, it's still effectively zero for a large company.
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by integralid 1y ago
The solution to bad client support channels is... using open source software with no support? I don't think this works at all.
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by integralid 1y ago
"I wrote this mail slightly longer because I didn't have time to make it short" - someone famous When writing something I want people to read, I always take time at the end to make it shorter - remove distracting sentences, u
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by integralid 1y ago
>but I’m aware that whatever I’m running could break out If you have a working docker escape exploit at hand, that works on unprivileged containers, you can earn some good money. Just saying. Docker was not created as a sandbox, but peop
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by integralid 1y ago
I'm against any kind of censorship, chat scanning and privacy violations. Nevertheless: >Telegram founder Pavel Durov warned that France risks societal collapse if it continues down a path of political censorship and regulatory over
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by integralid 1y ago
As an EU citizen I don't believe chat control will ever happen. We already had mass protests in my country during the last 20 years against internet and population control, and we will again if this becomes close to reality. Maybe I&#x
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by integralid 1y ago
I used virtualenv for the past 15 years and I don't recall it changing significantly. I don't get why people use new fancy tools like pipenv/pyenv/poetry/uv and then complain that there are too many tools to learn.
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by integralid 1y ago
It never worked for any of my nontrivial python files, even for simple projects it often failed. It was a good start, but it was not a fully automatic magic migration script. Otherwise ecosystem migration wouldn't take ages as it did.
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by integralid 1y ago
Anecdotal evidence, not backed up by data. Actual data clearly shows that Google is the leading search engine across all age groups.
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by integralid 1y ago
https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/404687/our-robots-t... >After this change, any trusted crawler will continue to see the old copy of robots.txt. I think this still works for crawlers like Google
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by integralid 1y ago
Was stackexchange, a web forum company, supposed to innovate an LLM?
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by integralid 1y ago
https://invisiblethingslab.com/ is a company. They have a big vested interest in not doing something shady and wasting years of trust, sinking the company, possibly even risk legal problems.
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by integralid 1y ago
I'm not saying that you're wrong, but I'm on drugs precisely to stop me from doing crazy things.