majorchord

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by majorchord 2y ago
I don't think this is enough information to quantifiably say that your issue was caused specifically by the Stealth protocol itself and nothing else.
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by majorchord 2y ago
The issue reported here (unanswered since March) says they are using Stealth in Russia and it is still not working: https://github.com/ProtonVPN/android-app/issues/130
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by majorchord 2y ago
How do you get that claude-3.5-sonnet model to use locally with llm? I wasn't able to figure it out reading the plugin docs.
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by majorchord 2y ago
I feel like the only country that has guaranteed protection by the US would be Japan. Past that, rest of the top 5 would probably be South Korea, Philippines, Canada and Israel.
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by majorchord 2y ago
Donut still uses WebRTC though, which like I said, I still need TURN for and I can prove it. I still have a really hard time believing that only 20% of "users" (what users where? everyone in the world?) need it, as like I said, al
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by majorchord 2y ago
It looks to me like an early WIP clone of those "watch movies together with friends online" services.
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by majorchord 2y ago
My issue with this (and WebRTC in general) is that most residential users (at least in the US, probably many other countries) are behind some type of symmetrical NAT or CGNAT, often without the ability to forward ports or have working NAT t
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by majorchord 2y ago
Isn't this just what userscripts/greasemonkey (and its forks) already does for any website?
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by majorchord 2y ago
You seem to be referring to the ios/mac app store thing specifically, which is NOT what 99% of people use. That is a separate whole browser with the extension pre-installed and completely unnecessary. Just use the links in the middle o
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by majorchord 2y ago
Github's own DMCA reporting repo has warez in it from deleted PRs you can still access with the original link. Been that way for years
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by majorchord 2y ago
>Can this be used to host illegal content? It already is. Even to github org's own repos. Any time you make a PR, the /tree/ link to it stays valid forever, even if the repo author removes it.
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by majorchord 2y ago
No but I think attention should still be raised to it in the hopes they will fix it. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. https://xkcd.com/1053
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by majorchord 2y ago
I would strongly suggest not doing this, because nobody will believe you when you claim the data is fake after they try to use it against you.
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by majorchord 2y ago
That was already quoted in the article you didn't read
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by majorchord 2y ago
Privacy is not related to genocide.
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by majorchord 2y ago
> boring ordinary individuals "Ah yes, we can see that boring Johnny goes to Starbucks every Tuesday at 9am, nobody will believe the crime we're about to pin on them! Thanks to 1984 Incorporated for giving us all their data abo
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by majorchord 2y ago
https://www.privacyguides.org/ https://www.privacytools.io/ https://www.techlore.tech/goincognito https://anonymousplanet.org/ https://github.com/pluja&#x2F
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by majorchord 2y ago
What do you suggest as a better alternative?