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by kodablah 6y ago
> I think that free world should ban every company that comply with china censorship "I think the 'free' world should ban software and/or content". Condemn maybe, but it is scary to see such non-free actions enco
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by kodablah 6y ago
Replace "apps" with "software" or "text/video content" or whatever you want to make it clearer the concerns here. We shouldn't cheer the banning of any of this kind of software. We should denounce the
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by kodablah 6y ago
Not that light. It's a set of workers built in c++ and works with libwebrtc over udp. Cloudflare workers is js/v8 only and is specific to HTTP.
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by kodablah 6y ago
1. Not as much benefit for 1-on-1 except that you can guarantee connectivity without a STUN server, can get a bit more predictable network paths from client to server than client to client, and can abstract choosing the best simulcasted str
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by kodablah 6y ago
I strongly suggest, for your next step up as a JS person, to take a peek at mediasoup.org. P2P has obvious scalability limitations. That lib not only makes server side forwarding easy (once you read example code), but it abstracts a lot of
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by kodablah 6y ago
Where I see effort needing to be spent is an easily setup/usable/configurable video-conferencing package of sorts. A good product would have two things: 1) easy to setup and scale video conferencing out of the box (like literally
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by kodablah 6y ago
I got in the habit of just appending this to many of my queries in time sensitive situations, as if by reflex, negating the purpose (I default my search engine to DDG so !g is the fastest way to Google for me). I am having a hard time break
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by kodablah 6y ago
In my experience, it's http://localhost that is considered secure, but not http://127.0.0.1 . This may have changed since I last checked.
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Usually if it's already local, you don't mind localhost connections. If you do, you can negotiate a shared cookie or other auth mechanism. Otherwise, you should at least check the host header to prevent DNS rebinding attacks.
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by kodablah 6y ago
I believe a bit of both. I'm no expert on it, so my response here may not be completely accurate. Tor relays, while more numerous than exit nodes, are still limited (we're discussing a custom onion service communication setup here
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by kodablah 6y ago
I have toyed with DHTs successfully over Tor and it works work fine, but that's just peer discovery. If large data transfer doesn't go over Tor, you're still exposing your IP. If large data transfer does go over Tor you'
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by kodablah 6y ago
This assumes the uncharitable interpretation of "silence about the behavior of the bully is the same thing as support" really means "[people who maintain] silence about the behavior of the bully is the same thing as support [
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by kodablah 6y ago
The criminal offense is not the hack, it's the concealment.
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> I genuinely don't understand this fear re: COVID. > Why would governors want keep gyms and restaurants closed post-COVID? I think your lack of understanding is because you frame the question as nuanced to keeping two types of e
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by kodablah 6y ago
Can I see one and inspect the hardware? Remember, we discounted Bloomberg's story concerning SuperMicro implants (likely justifiably) for not having hardware and not naming sources. Does this story about the ability for hardware to be
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by kodablah 6y ago
> I think though that their attempt to take Apple in the court of Public opinion is going to fall flat, because there are a lot more iOS users than Fortnite on iOS players. This naively assumes an iOS user is on Apple's side, and as
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by kodablah 6y ago
This is something that I had envisioned [0][1]. I haven't really worked on it lately, but one thing quickly became apparent: were it not for the Google-ification of AMP (e.g. how it's used, tags for ads, etc) they had the right id
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by kodablah 6y ago
> I think the principle of regulatory reciprocity is fairly standard In this case, since it's a communication tool, this is more freedom restriction reciprocity than regulatory reciprocity. Communication freedom is not the fire you
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by kodablah 6y ago
Quick note, this is why I said "jobs/tasks" and mentioned the "internet". Globalization (among other factors) reduces thoughtless tasks too, not just jobs.
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> One puzzling aspect of the decline is that it seems to be confined to Europe and the United States [...] One leading hypothesis for the decline in the United States and Europe is improved control of cardiovascular risk factors, especia
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by kodablah 6y ago
QtWidgets works really hard to try and remain native (both by reusing the platform window pointers, and mimicking style and functionality). That for me is worth it. While the article constantly complains about dev tooling size, a reasonable
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by kodablah 6y ago
This is not true. It is the choice of the local jurisdiction (or sometimes the company so chooses) to abide. The US does exert leverage in many situations as one might expect the EU to do. But acting as if every country is 100% beholden to
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by kodablah 6y ago
Wrt #1, I think the issue is that scrollbar size makes it easier to tell one Tor user apart from another in the Tor browser, not that you can determine they are running in the Tor browser (or even know their platform from a common fixed set
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by kodablah 6y ago
That's the point, they don't need market optimization to continue improving their product. They are just leveraging it because it's a weapon provided to them. There is no lack of adequate competition in the chat space and no
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by kodablah 6y ago
Can I be against MS bundling Teams and against Slack using the government to unbundle it? I know that public companies attack for growth at all angles, including litigious ones, but this turns me off of Slack's general business strat
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by kodablah 6y ago
I read and appreciate that blog post. Yet to address any China problems without recognizing any Chinese government fallacies means we're not even having a complete discussion here. I acknowledge the fear of including them, but one&#x27
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by kodablah 6y ago
> Americans are used to others having to tiptoe around their sensibilities Always seemed quite the opposite to me, so much so that the most ardent opposition to "American sensibilities" is from inside America itself.
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Of course, nobody would argue otherwise. The point was at least some of request was invalid by the law in Belgium . So a reasonable person might read the article and conclude "one side didn't abide by a partially invalid request&
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> it is Google that is problematic in the sense that they seem to be of the opinion that the law does not apply to them. Except the article explicitly states: > Google refused to delete the search results. According to the Litigation
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Read more to me like 1. the complainant told google to delete some things 2. google says no, some things include invalid request for political official 3. oh, it did include an invalid request, but the other part was valid, here is a fine O

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