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by o999 2y ago
That sounds like a good way to run exit nodes without getting your home raided
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by o999 2y ago
Interestingly enough, there are multiple exit nodes in Russia, as far as I know, law enforcements aren't taking them down
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Imperial Conference(en.wikipedia.org)
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by o999 2y ago
TIL many people share my suffering.
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by o999 2y ago
That level of mental gymnastics helps a lot of people sleep at night.
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by o999 2y ago
If you don't know who built the pyramids, it doesn't mean it is a result of random amount of random matter being randomly thrown on random times, I have never seen someone who suspected that Pyramids were randomly built, you would
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by o999 2y ago
This level of complexity and sophistication somehow "randomly happened", they said
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Slide rule: One of the simplest forms of analog computer(en.wikipedia.org)
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by o999 2y ago
Psychotherapy is easy to acquire overseas with online meeting software with a fraction of the cost.
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by o999 2y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing
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by o999 2y ago
EU is becoming more clearily authoritarian with cases we only used to hear about in Russia, China and Iran
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by o999 2y ago
Gitea hosted in Russia or Iran or similar jurisductions that would SHIFT+DELETE a DMCA request.
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by o999 2y ago
#FreeDurov
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Tell HN: X stopped requiring authentication, nitter works again(nitter.lucabased.xyz)
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by o999 2y ago
PIA is associated with Kape technologies, a company founded by an Ex-Mossad agent that acquired many VPN companies.
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by o999 2y ago
Isn't it anti-semitic to imply that Jewish people are genocide supporters?
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by o999 2y ago
Worth mentioning that Rocky is made to match RHEL bug-to-bug, so an equal alternative to CentOS, Rocky's maintainer is former engineer in CentOS team. Alma independently manage their updates though, started by Cloudlinux, who are also
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by o999 2y ago
All fun and games until stock price tanks because of shitty uptime
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by o999 2y ago
That's nice, except it is very likely illegal
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by o999 2y ago
I have also seen a lot of cases where engineers would use the more unnecessarily complex structure on purpose to make themselves less replaceable, as it would take longer time for newcomers to get familiar with the environment deployed.
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by o999 2y ago
Mozilla Thunderbird has good RSS feed that you can apply filters too the same way done for email.
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by o999 2y ago
Capitalism ate my face
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by o999 2y ago
Istanbul to London, 12000 Kilometers https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccahughes/2023/03/29/the-wo...
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by o999 2y ago
This blog post only serves as a reminder that you have to avoid overrelying on "AI".
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by o999 2y ago
No surprise
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by o999 2y ago
Eventually, criminals learn how to use makeup to circumvent this technology and it will be just the poor people who get wronged, just like ban on E2EE.
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by o999 2y ago
Every business with this size should have another CDN as failover, relying on a single provider is proven to be dangerous.
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by o999 2y ago
"Anonymous", but you can only sign in with Google or Linkedin!
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by o999 2y ago
Is there a way to plausible deniability? If an Ex-OpenAI tweet from official account a link to anonymous post of cat videos that later gets edited to some sanctioned content, in a way that is authentic to the community, would this still be