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We're seeing an ongoing attack against our primary network provider(fastmailstatus.com)
178 points by lrae 5y ago|87 comments
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by lrae 5y ago
There might be a difference, but there isn't for the consumer in this case, if that is what he really cares about. They are allowed to publish everything on the 25th, that is still in the pre-order window, and everybody can cancel thei
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by lrae 5y ago
In which episode(s) did he talk about it? I checked 2 or 3 episodes around that time and it did not come up. We are talking about the Waveform podcast, right? Besides that, I'm sure his reach on Social Media & Youtube is quite a bi
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by lrae 5y ago
Funny to see him in that video, with him getting begged by his viewers to cover the CSAM scanning controversy on every video for weeks - but he ignored it. Wonder why.
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by lrae 5y ago
Interesting. Wasn't it the same for the last pixel? And also, MKBHD still made a video about them, why? Wouldn't it hurt Google more if he would just not cover them? Also, he regularly has Apple devices that he also has similar em
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by lrae 5y ago
Twitch partners also have forced 2FA for quite some time now, should be a couple of years now - at least more than a year though. Covid killed my sense of time.
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by lrae 5y ago
Yeah, this has nothing per se to do with exclusivity though. (As in, XX months exclusivity to Twitch. For those who don't know, every common partnered streamer already is exclusively bound to Twitch for livestreaming content. If he wan
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by lrae 5y ago
Examples? And what makes you think that one-off payments for exclusivity are in that data? Because they're not.
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by lrae 5y ago
https://youtu.be/kZRg0_B0XX4 - Yeah this absolutely looks like an act of terrorism! (Actually, on a serious note, the person going there with the sole goal of stirring up the protest is more likely the one to be the terrori
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by lrae 5y ago
"attacked" Disclaimer first: Me = Pro nuclear. But if you try to take over a mainly also anti-nuclear demonstration with your messaging and stir up "the mob" with that, you probably should not call somebody taking away y
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by lrae 5y ago
> There are literally dozens of open source cheats on Github that bypass the major anticheat services. Do you have links for EAC & FACEIT?
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by lrae 5y ago
HN bubble at work, right here. Framework does not even offer a VGA module, do they?
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by lrae 5y ago
Then you'll take a dongle with you to that conference? Are you telling me you would always waste one of the 4? framework ports for Display Ouput X that you only use once a year?
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by lrae 5y ago
> but the HN search links demonstrate that the threads here on HN from back then where Epik gets mentioned are almost all specifically about that stuff! Not all of that discussion was opposed to Epik, but that wasn't the claim you t
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by lrae 5y ago
Thanks for substantiating my point and doing the research. The HN community - or even just small parts of it - did not go hard on Epik nor Rob Monster >12 months ago and mention all the horrible things about them, and it was not as comm
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by lrae 5y ago
Can you show me where Epik.com marketed it self as "the right-leaning choice" 12+ months ago? (So pre parler, gab, etc.) Even the threads here on HN from back then where epik gets mentioned don't mention that stuff.
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by lrae 5y ago
I didn't link it to make Epik look good. Don't like Epik, don't like its CEO. But Epik is absolutely one if not the registrar you stumbled upon the last couple of years if you looked for good transfer prices. I just think use
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by lrae 5y ago
> Their prices aren't particularly good They have the biggest "real" (as in for existing customers and without other limitations) promo / "happy hour" thread on the biggest domain name board: https:/&#
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by lrae 5y ago
> and the only reason any of us know about them is because they've worked so hard to attract unsavory customers No. Epik is (also) known for providing good prices for (medium sized) domain owners (and everybody else who just wanted
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by lrae 5y ago
Did you read the comment I replied to? And read the second part of my comment? Not sure what your commment has to do with anything. It's all good though, I'm still using an iPhone. But might switch, especially with so many people
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by lrae 5y ago
No? Also, you're the one talking about "Android". Is CalyxOS no android? Or GrapheneOS? But I guess that answers my question. Probably not much scanning going on.
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by lrae 5y ago
Would you be down to write a blog post about how a "degoogled phone" still scans your data and sends it to Google? Let's say a Pixel 5 with CalyxOS? I didn't know thats the case. Tbh, I'd even love to see a current
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by lrae 5y ago
> Google scans your content for CSAM on their servers. How does their content get on google's servers? And last time I checked, there was no content-scanning feature implemented in Android (and especially not in Graphene, Calyx, Lin
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by lrae 5y ago
Yeah, didn't even realize earlier that something ate the Police. Can't edit it myself anymore, though. Should've editorialized it after all and put more context into it, wouldn't have happened then.
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by lrae 5y ago
I didn't want to editorialize the original title, but to add to it: 1) The insult used was "pimmel", german for "dick". 2) According to netzpolitik.org, the offender was summoned by the police before that, did show
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A Twitter user insulted a German politician, then police raided his house(washingtonpost.com)
164 points by lrae 5y ago|174 comments
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by lrae 5y ago
I think he is talking about the CEOs blog post, where he does not make that clear and absolutely creates the impression that the French activist received a notification. It even sounds like that you get a notification as soon as somebody ju
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by lrae 5y ago
Probably refers to this: > Under current Swiss law, email and VPN are treated differently, and ProtonVPN cannot be compelled to log user data. https://protonmail.com/blog/climate-activist-arrest/
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by lrae 5y ago
> and this database can be audited by 3rd parties Which 3rd parties and how much auditing was there granted by NCMEC in the past? I don't see the NCMEC call the CCC or EFF and ask them if they want to audit their database full of CS
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by lrae 5y ago
Incredibly bad blog post in my eyes to clear up the confusion about the system requirements, especially the Intel 8th gen & zen+ and newer requirement. >As we release to Windows Insiders and partner with our OEMs, we will test to ide

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