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jackjeff
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I know the article spends its time describing how anti hate speech laws in Western Europe are not working. But frankly they’re not enforced. I think this is why they don’t work. I see censorship has putting dirt under the carpet. People wil
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jackjeff
6y ago
Why not require ISPs to do this instead?
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The problem with Facebook tracking is that even if (like me) you don’t use Facebook / don’t have it installed random apps on the App Store will push your data to King Zuck. This is what the data sharing is about. If you’re a regular us
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The law makes it mandatory to give a 28 days notice for every tweak of the search algorithm. I’m pretty sure that Google tweaks their algorithm more than 13 times a year. This is what makes the deal inacceptable to Google. On the money fron
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I’m sure these business owners would have like to know about these changes with more than two weeks notice during the Christmas holidays. It’s not easy to move staff. UK citizens need to secure a Visa to work in the EU. This is the kind of
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6y ago
But does China have an alternative to ARM CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs? They tried blocking Github in the past and it did not actually work well. I imagine something like blocking the production lines of multiple factories would just ensure that th
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6y ago
Are there any precedents?
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Does cloudflare use cloudflare?
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6y ago
When Donald Trump threatened to block WeChat in the US expats and Chinese people alike started to download Signal. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/trump-bans-wechat-some...
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> Huawei also filed patents around facial identification of Uyghurs, who are of course being held in concentration camps. Let’s not forget mass sterilization of women in those camps which is a form of genocide.
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Management won’t let you. They probably won’t even hire you in the first place. Some great companies cough airbus cough won’t pay you or consider hiring you unless you have a degree from a prestigious place. And if you tell HR you are n
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6y ago
My recollection is that 10-15yrs ago (in FR/DE/UK) it was cheaper to get a phone on a contract than buying it outright and finding a cheaper plan. That has not been the case for a long time. The last phone I had on contract was an
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Since it’s P2P, I don’t think there’s anything stopping actual Nazis from using the service in practice. The stuff about values is wishful thinking. Truly illegal/unsavory content is unlikely to use the service since IP addresses are p
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Nice to see he’s got some free time. It’s not like the Pandemic is out of control and should keep him busy... oh wait.
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To what extent could the UK regulate a US company? Especially if they don’t have a UK subsidiary. Last I checked I publish a blog site and I did not get the necessary permission from Chinese authorities to do so... and I don’t care, I have
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> I find it somewhat implausible that half the population is dumb, racist and all those other labels. Have you met people? How would credit card companies, casinos and multi level marketing have a business model if that was not the case?
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I don’t understand this attitude which consists of censoring objectionable content like one sweeps dirt under the carpet. If what these people are saying is illegal, just go and arrest them, make them face a judge and go to jail. Otherwise,
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Does it work the same for M1 Macs? Because the documentation only mention Intel CPUs with T2 chips.
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> There is no "buts" regarding freedom. YouTube has the freedom to choose what content they stream on their website (to show ads/make money) > The evidence was tenuous and circumstantial at best. True. But that’s a step
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6y ago
Big difference is Katai is designed to parse existing binary formats like PNG, JPEG, MIDI, WAV files. Things like Protobuf can serialize/deserialize any data but it’s very opiniated about how to do this. You won’t convince it to work w
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I’m not sure I want to turn off SIP and SSV to get a firewall that works.
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Also. HOW do you know it’s a real Google sign-in instead of a fake password stealing form? We’ve trained generations of users to accept it’s alright to give their Google/Facebook/Twitter credentials to any random site under the su
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This is the test and trace system for the worst pandemic this country has ever faced, six months in. I’m sorry Excel spreadsheets won’t cut it. This is a management failure. PHE has capable coders. And if not, they could hire some. The NHSX
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I really think the economics behind nuclear traditional power plants are a bit screwed. It takes years to build and costs order of magnitudes more than a gas turbines. In addition gas turbines are particularly well suited to be turned on in
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To have an adblocker that works once Chrome eventually introduces manifest v3.
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Exactly what happened for google news in Spain. I suppose this includes the search engine. So if these people don’t want their thing to turn up in text results, why not update the robots.txt and close shop the next month? I have no sympathy
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I wonder to what extent a state can block a website. ESNI - HTTPS - cloudflare That’s all it takes to bypass the porn filters in the UK and other websites banned by the high court such as the Pirate Bay. It only takes one geek kid to figure
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Yeah. My university had the choice of either breaking the law, get hacked or not providing remote SSH access to students. They broke the law...
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Maybe that’s a bit grand to say “Western Society” where both examples would not apply to other non English speaking Western countries. The American high incarcerations rate is an exception in the western world. Legacy admissions simply do n
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They’re selling watches, they just released the iPhone SE which competes with mid-range Android phones, and they have new revenues from their rent seeking activities on App Store and Apple Pay. In addition, their new line of Mac ARM will re
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