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nilved
9y ago
In practice, this never happens. The value is certainly less than the data you're selling about your users to Google.
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nilved
9y ago
You're not weird, but you're not a vim user, or the target of this post.
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nilved
9y ago
You're not observing very closely then. Or like, at all.
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nilved
9y ago
Virtualenv is not nice; it's a pragmatic yet laughable hack.
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JavaScript got better while I wasn’t looking
(eev.ee)
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9y ago
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nilved
9y ago
This problem needs to be fixed with education. The article demonstrates an extremely profound misunderstanding of technology.
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nilved
9y ago
The Tor bundle is necessarily less secure than something like Qubes. Tor and the browser should be separate. Advanced users are capable of evading fingerprinting in exactly the same way.
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DOJ demands Facebook information from 'anti-administration activists'
(cnn.com)
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9y ago
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nilved
9y ago
So how is that a solution? The problem is that Cloudflare blocks Tor, not Tor Browser: not every Tor user uses Tor Browser.
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nilved
9y ago
They are monopolizing and centralizing the Web to the detriment of everyone. You don't need to believe me, though: the free and open Web is on a march toward death, Cloudflare is one of the nails in its coffin, and I will be happy eno
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nilved
9y ago
We need to stop Cloudflare.
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nilved
9y ago
Ok, sure. Why does having a public ledger imply anybody can control your data? Can I take your Bitcoin? You're being outright stupid tbh.
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nilved
9y ago
Yes.
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nilved
9y ago
That isn't how a blockchain works.
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nilved
9y ago
No, the idea is that it's under collective control.
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nilved
9y ago
blockchain
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nilved
9y ago
Good questions. The NFL has enough money for everyone affected.
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nilved
9y ago
> Why does the family of a murderer get a monetary reward? Even if it is proven the the CTE somehow cause him to commit the murders (which is a long shot), why would his family reap the benefits of the settlement? Because the NFL is the
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nilved
9y ago
Yep, but that's absolutely what's going to happen. People love to put square pegs in round holes. I'd be surprised if most things weren't DRMed within 5 years.
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nilved
9y ago
Wait until you find out that some of the best security folks didn't major in anything!
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nilved
9y ago
Nobody should be okay paying Apple or Google 30%. That is highway robbery.
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nilved
9y ago
They can be taken over.
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nilved
9y ago
There's still a _lot_ of trust involved here...
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nilved
9y ago
Nobody has done that since patch 2.3.2.
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9y ago
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nilved
9y ago
Recognized that the law doesn't apply to rich people?
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nilved
9y ago
Needs context
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nilved
9y ago
Please don't.
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nilved
9y ago
I'm not a pedant. To me, the word "pedantry" describes the colour of the sky. Get used to it.
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nilved
9y ago
Let's be part of the solution instead of the problem.
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