leadingthenet

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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I agree with you, but conversely, the organisers shouldn't feel entitled to Western funding either, in that case.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
Everything does not need to get politicised. A programming conference is one such example.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
It leaked hours before it was due to release anyway.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I was interested to see how it affected them in the medium-term, including the VPN/Tor usage, but the data range seems extremely short, a few days before the ban and a few after. Also doesn’t seem to account for any other events taking
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
It wouldn't have gone through without his vote.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I think people here will likely be somewhat open to that conspiracy theory, as my assumption is they'd rather see the world through a lens where capable but malicious individuals are able to enact such complex plans, than believe even
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
...of people who were as native to the lands as the British themselves were, a minority of which were even born there, on an island where literally nobody owned any private real-estate to begin with. Yes, this is exactly what ethnic cleansi
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
In fairness, it worked (quite well) for Typescript.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
> And nushell does have some nifty tools such as `explore` with `:try` to interactively build a processing pipeline. > But this information doesn't seem to be documented anywhere in the "book" or other introductory mate
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I'm not him but Kagi supports this functionality, and I make heavy use of it. Incredibly useful.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
They’ve never even tried, so how could they know for sure?
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
God I hope you're right.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
It's a completely valid sentiment given their track record.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I appreciate the candour, and understand you’d rather these measures be restricted to a very limited number of platforms. Ultimately, you’re right, our debate here will have little effect on the outcome, given that members of the Spanish go
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I am talking about what the original article mentioned, which is that certain Spanish legislators are pushing for what sounds like a blanket ban on E2EE by service providers, including the dominant communication platforms such as WhatsApp a
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
> You would not though In several European countries, you absolutely do.
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
The answer you don't want to hear and is bound to be extremely unpopular is: nothing. If the only way to effectively rein in online CSAM is to fatally compromise encryption, that's a price not worth paying. We have already sacrifi
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by leadingthenet 3y ago
I’m not the OP, but in my opinion, yes, absolutely. Kagi makes it really easy to completely filter out certain domains, raise or lower the priorities for others, and to even pin results from your favourite sites.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Monero?
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
I fail to see what the argument is here. So Python is a strongly typed language with no (/little) implicit casting, therefore you might as well learn another a language that shares those supposed faults but is potentially more complica
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Ah, I was waiting for the first goalpost shifting comment. I had to scroll uncharacteristically far for an Apple thread to find one, and you’re the lucky first!
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
I'm not sure why that should necessarily be the case. E.g. if a vendor sells a legitimate good and accepts bitcoin as an alternative mode of payment to fiat, and the buyer acquired those coins in a legitimate manner, in what way is tha
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
It was never announced so not comparable to other's dropping projects once they're in the open, and if all we're relying on are rumours and industry analysts, then those still say they're continuing the work on Titan, wi
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
> more than a few times in their life Whereas now we have the complete opposite problem, we're inundated by (much) lesser variants of these things to the point of saturation, addiction, and emotional depletion. I'm not sure eit
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Have you been reading the same comments as I have in this thread? It's all a bit nuts if you ask me.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Can't blame them looking at some of the responses in this very comment section.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
You should also look into pyenv if you'd like to install newer versions sooner, outside a container.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
I agree that GMaps still reigns supreme, but Apple Maps is now definitely better in some regards, including the actual maps and transit directions for my city. Probably due to all the OSM data they include, in fairness.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Same here, but maybe it's for education / quickly talking through an issue or solution? Otherwise, I really fail to see the value add vs git.
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by leadingthenet 4y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right and all that jazz.

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