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by jonatron 1y ago
If I look at another tech site that stopped publishing, but where the content going back to year 2000 is still online [1], there's very little human traffic, vast majority is bot traffic. [1] https://hexus.net/tech&#x2F
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by jonatron 1y ago
I wrote a little about it, because it's more complicated than "a trademark": https://jonatron.github.io/randomstuff/trademark/fig.html
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Digger – We Raised Money(digger.dev)
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by jonatron 1y ago
No, it was just a normal BT exchange in Suffolk
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by jonatron 1y ago
I visited an exchange back in 2009, when Local loop unbundling (LLU) on ADSL was big, and fibre was limited to large business and datacentres. The huge generator was probably more interesting than the racks of concentrators. I'm not su
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by jonatron 1y ago
https://archive.is/om2zX
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More about Figma's "Dev Mode" trademark(jonatron.github.io)
1 points by jonatron 1y ago|0 comments
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More about Figma's "Dev Mode" trademark(jonatron.github.io)
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by jonatron 2y ago
Text to speech has improved a lot since then.
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by jonatron 2y ago
At what sort of scale can you do that? $1M, $10M, $100M, $1B?
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by jonatron 2y ago
Django-tasks seems to be moving very slowly, it doesn't have database indexes yet. If you look at the problems with Celery: https://steve.dignam.xyz/2023/05/20/many-problems-with-celer... and the complic
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by jonatron 2y ago
Thank you, I spent a few minutes failing to google this.
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by jonatron 2y ago
They were only requesting the HTML, not using a headless browser.
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by jonatron 2y ago
It didn't seem to matter what response I sent to PerplexityBot, the requests kept coming. I guess it's not surprising that a badly written bot isn't monitored either.
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by jonatron 2y ago
Faster.
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by jonatron 2y ago
You may be overestimating the amount of time it takes to switch to uv.
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by jonatron 2y ago
Or in Hong Kong.
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by jonatron 2y ago
Both Radisson and Marriott work for me. I guess my IP address has a better reputation?
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by jonatron 2y ago
I built Firefox from source recently, it took under 15 mins to compile on a 7800X3D.
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by jonatron 2y ago
The company no longer exists and it doesn't make any money so it isn't worth anything.
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by jonatron 2y ago
It already has moderators. But they'd need to know the details about the 17 types of illegal harm too. And someone would have to submit a yearly risk assessment and contact information to the regulator. And there's a children&#x27
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by jonatron 2y ago
HEXUS stopped publishing in 2021, and the company no longer exists. The forums were kept because they don't take much work to keep online. Now, there's a lot of work to do, like reading hundreds of pages of documents and submittin
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by jonatron 2y ago
The purpose is important, if my fingerprint is used to detect fraud (eg my browser has just tried 100 other credit cards), I'm less bothered than if cloudflare are reading my fingerprint then blocking me viewing a web page for no good
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by jonatron 2y ago
No, it's my recollection of words spoken by a lawyer. https://torrentfreak.com/internet-backbone-cogent-blocks-clo... is related to the topic.
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by jonatron 2y ago
It's my understanding that the usual process is to ask Cloudflare to move infringing domains from shared IP addresses to fixed IP's, before blocking.
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by jonatron 2y ago
This list of requirements is excessive and nobody wants to read through endless documents and do endless risk assessments. https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/illegal-and-harmful-c... Children's access assessme
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Forum with 2.6M posts being deleted due to UK Online Safety Act(forums.hexus.net)
273 points by jonatron 2y ago|288 comments
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by jonatron 2y ago
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by jonatron 2y ago
Not true.
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by jonatron 2y ago
At a previous company, devops would regularly find CPU fan failures on Hetzner. That's in addition to the usual expected HD/SSD failures. You've got to do your own monitoring, it's one of the reasons why unmanaged server

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