mitxela

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by mitxela 24d ago
They also remember the internet not being flooded with disinformation, and then suddenly was and something had to be done about it. That genie won't go back in the bottle. I hear Usenet was good before someone invented spam.
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A word of advice: you don't get very far by posting on a platform that the platform's owners and moderators must be murdered
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"It can't be that stupid - you must be prompting it wrong." - David Gerard
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Studies (e.g. METR) show AI programmers think they're better but they're worse.
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What were people worshipping Musk for 5-6 years ago?
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Nobody is blocking it because the internet is only allowed on weekdays or because all pages must have a blue background...
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archive.today and archive.is are alternative domains of the same website
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Which one of them justifies the government putting you in prison for accessing the information?
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* A German court process found that the GPLv2 does have an anti-tivoization clause * If the FSF published something clearly against the spirit, like "Microsoft can take ownership of your IP", it is not clear a judge would allow
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256-bit addresses would be long enough proper cryptographic addressing. (128 is barely not enough due to how they're allocated) 512 would also for cryptographic addresses within cryptographic subnets (or 3 128-bit layers plus some extr
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Important to recognize that characters have individuality, that's why there can only be a limited number of them. Unicode is enumerating a finite set of things, not encoding an infinite set. Aenything without this property - any gene
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I wonder how they're going to encode a female fire engine in the future.
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Why is it? You don't get to censor important sources of information and then literally just cite "why not?" as the reason.
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White hat people aren't allowed to become billionaires.
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Each. For over 20 of them.
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You get the right to say this when you make a better one. Otherwise, you're just telling people to stop accessing information.
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every country has a housing/property crisis as a consequence of late stage capitalism. You might find it odd that a communist country can suffer from late stage capitalism. That's because it isn't a communist country - hope
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It's not magic. archive.is has no HTTPS record, so ESNI cannot be used.
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Almost every German politician, most of the police and half the population of Germany speaks English, even though it shouldn't be used for official business. It's no barrier.
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Half of everyone in Germany can speak English. It's mandatory to learn in schools. In Berlin that percentage is even higher. So it's no obstacle. And they don't want to limit the visibility of the protest to only Germany. Ger
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GDP just measures how expensive things are.
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Both can be true
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Almost everyone is on many lists. Has it helped?
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There was a movement in the US over the past decade or so for media companies to buy up ISPs for the sole purpose of being able to apply blocking.
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They block cloudflare during matches because at least one pirate livestream was on there at least once . These blocklists only ever grow, and rarely shrink. Obviously, pirate livestreams are not on there any more, since it's blocked
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The one-world government and the CIA are loving all this FUD being spread about archive.is. No, don't access information we don't want you to! Because of... uh... DDOS, that's it!
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Since no court was involved, the accusation that the user is trying to access an illegal website is itself an illegal accusation.
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Why is hardware the only thing that can be emulated?
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You'd still want that censorship to be documented.
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So Anna's Archive ban is not a t/p/m restriction so why bring it up. But when Iran turns off the whole internet during a protest apparently that is a content-neutral t/p/m restriction?

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