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by niij 8y ago
I assume you mean exit traffic. Exit traffic is anything connecting to the open internet, whereas hidden services never leaves the Tor network. For exit traffic I don't believe there is a metric for average user speed. But, I just ran
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by niij 8y ago
https://metrics.torproject.org/bandwidth.html Currently the network is processing ~125Gbit/s of traffic.
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by niij 8y ago
>When content got posted by people on their own servers Well, that is private property as well. But I see your point, centralization is the enemy here.
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by niij 8y ago
How would it help having the government run a social media network? Or am I misunderstanding your comment?
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by niij 8y ago
Splitting the state wouldn't give rural areas more representatives in the House, would it? It's proportional to population and splitting wouldn't increase the population.
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by niij 8y ago
Tampering with a firearm serial # is a felony (up to 10 years in prison).
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by niij 8y ago
> Have you eaten yet This is a greeting in quite a few SE Asian countries that I'm aware of. I've heard of it for Thailand (gin khao mai), Myanmar, and Singapore. I always answered yes/the default answer. But maybe I&#x2
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by niij 8y ago
That is unbelievable. I just emailed jeff@amazon.com about this scam.
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by niij 8y ago
>commodities like toilet paper Why don't you just buy this at the store in town? It's cheaper and probably takes less time to just throw that in your cart while at the store anyway. How much time do you save by buying that onl
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by niij 8y ago
Yes, that's quite obviously fraud.
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by niij 9y ago
From the sarcasm I am assuming you disagree with me. My point is that phone games don't add to the risk being near any of any of these actually harmful (to a minor) activities. Casinos do add to that risk in some non-zero way.
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by niij 9y ago
>Were you expecting the gopher at that URL Yes, I was expecting the gopher, especially because of the URL's path including the word gopher. Looking at the wayback machine shows you're right, this is the same picture that'
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by niij 9y ago
>But for Go, this logo is the one that I acknowledge: > https://blog.golang.org/gopher/logo.png Check the link again. They pulled the rug out from under you.
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by niij 9y ago
I agree with you that video games can be unhealthy. But why should these crates be legislated, just because their outcome is random? Does it really present any more harm than video games and in-game purchases in general? I spent a good amou
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by niij 9y ago
I guess it depends on where you draw the line on when liberty should be taken away from children (or their guardians) to make choices on what they are/are not allowed to do. Personally, I believe casinos pose a risk of not only spendin
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by niij 9y ago
Spending money on virtual games is miles away from child labor. I don't think you'll find very many people in here arguing that anti-child labor laws are a bad thing, so I find your comment a bit of a red-herring.
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by niij 9y ago
> says something about how society has progressed in the past two decades Or regressed, depending on your views about personal liberty and what the obligations of the state are.
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by niij 9y ago
As the link mentions, that software is outdated and Iodine [0] is a recommended replacement. I setup an Iodine server when doing some traveling and only had to use it one time, and it was painfully slow Not sure why it is slow, perhaps DNS
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by niij 9y ago
https://magazine.atavist.com/
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by niij 9y ago
>He hasn't. He has pledged to donate 99% of his wealth to a private, for-profit organization that he owns. I initially thought you were being overly critical here. It looks like you're right, the "Initiative" he crea
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by niij 9y ago
There's a lot of countries I don't trust to keep sensitive data in. But my point is that Wosign was provably untrustworthy, rather than speculation on government interference in other CAs. I saw from your Github that you live in
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by niij 9y ago
If a "text-only" website is on HTTP it can be MITM'ed and used to serve up malicious JS.
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by niij 9y ago
>wosign Are you name dropping wosign just to be obtuse? They were untrusted because they were untrustworthy, not because Google just doesn't like them. https://www.schrauger.com/the-story-of-how-wosign-gave-me-an...
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by niij 9y ago
As a non-ham can you explain 7.255Mhz? I saw some youtube recordings of 7.255Mhz and it seemed like wacky people talking. What is the reason that frequency has a bad reputation?
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by niij 9y ago
How is that misusing a wildcard certificate? Should proxy server websites be HTTP only since the content is loaded from a different origin server?
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by niij 9y ago
How is that not censorship? Their opinions are wrong and disgusting but kicking them as a customer for their beliefs is very obviously censorship.
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by niij 9y ago
>And, IIRC, neutrality liked principles applied to many non-dialup ISPs prior to that, not due to general policy targeting ISPs but specific rules governing the particular infrastructure by which those services were provided They apply t
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by niij 9y ago
The conversation is about recovery of data stored off -device e.g.: on Apple's servers. There wasn't a discussion about recovery of information when the physical device is present. HSM is a term used exclusively for server hardwa
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by niij 9y ago
I believe GP is referring to people exercising options.
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by niij 9y ago
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