orastor

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by orastor 8y ago
Read this as a firewall for humans. Am disappointed
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by orastor 8y ago
Wish I could read a good answer to this one.
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by orastor 8y ago
How would you compare this with home assistant?
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by orastor 8y ago
This is so cool, I really wish there were an open source alternative.
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by orastor 8y ago
would you feel better if it were called Mexican-inspired?
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by orastor 8y ago
I know gmail does some image caching / proxying. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6898454 I guess the vector here is when you read an email versus where from / using which device / etc.
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by orastor 8y ago
A funny perspective from a Venezuela employee https://i.imgur.com/i6tLCrv.jpg
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by orastor 8y ago
Some videos are still up: https://www.twitch.tv/justsmurf/videos/all Creepy as fuck to be honest
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by orastor 8y ago
I hope this takes over HEVC and x264 in the near future!
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by orastor 8y ago
How to report?
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by orastor 8y ago
Too late?
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by orastor 8y ago
How is that not the same for all languages?
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by orastor 8y ago
Nice clickbait title
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by orastor 9y ago
RIP. What's a good alternative?
45.
by orastor 9y ago
It really is a shame, I don't understand who this appeals to. Maybe it looks good on a mobile phone screen?
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by orastor 9y ago
They also use bittorrent: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/04/exclu...
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by orastor 9y ago
When I started driving, I realized I couldn't focus well, especially at night.
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by orastor 9y ago
nice one caddymeister
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by orastor 9y ago
To everyone asking why they need a human to review to image before hashing it: it's currently the only way to prevent abuse of this system -- Without this, everyone would upload random images that would get taken down, effectively mass