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This is true. One of rich folks here I know automatically orders the latest Ferrari, gets it in some months or years, then sells it after driving one month. Even for some profit. Because he is one of rare people who is "on the list.&qu
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1y ago
What's up with PyPy lately? Anyone using it in production?
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1y ago
QUIC does not work very well for use cases like machine-to-machine traffic. However most of traffic in Internet today is from mobile phones to servers and it is were QUIC and HTTP 3 shine. For other use cases we can keep using TCP.
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1y ago
The only way to stop it is to have positive rights written in law, like right to online privacy and privacy of communications.
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1y ago
More the forced installations of National Anti-Fraud Center: https://commsrisk.com/china-uses-anti-fraud-app-to-spy-on-ti...
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National Anti-Fraud Center
(en.wikipedia.org)
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A kid can go to Wikipedia and read https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex
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1y ago
But they mention it! (:
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Meta to disallow any political advertisement in the EU
(about.fb.com)
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1y ago
For age verification for a R rated movie, the movie theater does not copy your passport and match it with your IP address.
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Not just porn, but in the US they target abortion clinics and discussion.
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GDPR killed small and medium online advertising businesses and handed everything to Google and Facebook.
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1y ago
In related news, the Labour party is already considering banning VPNs. We almost got like two days of Online Safety Act in effect. https://www.gbnews.com/politics/labour-ban-vpn-online-safety...
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1y ago
VPN ban coming now in the UK https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44722216
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> She said: "My new clause 54 would require the Secretary of State to publish, within six months of the Bill's passage, a report on the effect of VPN use on Ofcom's ability to enforce the requirements under clause 112. If
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The UK planning to ban VPN
(gbnews.com)
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But in this case the advocate group Collective Shout was exercising the laws of God, not the laws of court
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Aeroflot hacked due to running Windows XP and 2003
(moscowtimes.ru)
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1y ago
VPN ban is coming next.
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1y ago
Liquid glass is the new faux glass
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1y ago
The advocate group who do this believe they are exercising the will of God and do not need to mess with things like laws
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Similar things happen in the EU. The EU Digital Wallet is open source. But this is not actually a wallet, but just an identity application. Then there are is Digital Euro and its wallets for which European Central Bank is willing to dump fe
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Switzerland plans surveillance worse than US
(tuta.com)
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1y ago
The best example is black vikings and other historical characters of Gemini. A bias everyone could see with their own eyes.
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To ask His Majesty’s Government what estimate they have made of the number of people arrested daily for non-threatening, online communication offences, and what assessment they have made of the implications of such arrests for freedom of sp
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Online Communication Offence Arrests Volume 847: debated on Thursday 17 July 2025 > The tendency to police—literally—what people are saying has been encouraged and enabled by not just this Government but their predecessors. The Malicious
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What could go wrong? The UK is the same country that arrests 12,000 people a year for posting online. > Now every force in the country has a team sifting through people’s posts trying to determine what crosses an undefined threshold. “It
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It's mostly Chinese with suspected ties to the party. As long as Chinese Triads scam only foreigners, it is seen positive development for the party. https://www.rfa.org/english/china/2025/01/13/
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The linked statement from Europol is some weeks old, so this is old news https://www.europol.europa.eu/media-press/newsroom/news/cryp... Europol does not disclose it, but it is likely related to Myanmar pig b
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Perl would be never bizarre or confusing
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