qersist3nce

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by qersist3nce 4y ago
Apart from downtime, does anyone know why soemtimes Twitter doesn't notify me on replies of my mentions or tweets?
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
>Never would have imaged that use case. circumventing censorship and geo-restrictions?
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
So at this point it is ready for passing traffic through a SOCKS proxy. Meaning we can `cargo run --release -- proxy` and redirect applications to use port `9150` for their network connections. Couple of related questions: - Does anyone kno
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
3/10 bait
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
Indeed. There is some downright grotesque "malice" in Twitter cancel-culture efforts. It's really strange they are not self-aware and call 4chan (~last bastion of free speech) toxic . Yeah, 4chan is toxic and savage, but at
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
> Also the entire world would have reacted Hard no. No one "reacted" after Hiroshima and Nagasaki were glassed.
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
Sorry, I confused Truman with Eisenhower. Still, I have a feeling I can find similar views even from him: > In 1953, he considered using nuclear weapons to end the Korean War, and may have threatened China with nuclear attack if an armis
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
Yeah, these are the parts conveniently ignored in almost all documentaries on this subject. There was also a legal dispute between Eckert-Mauchly and von Neumann about precedence of invention of early computer architectures. Good thing ther
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
Well, at least most of the blogs on self-hosted freedom-of-expression-respecting solutions I read over the net are written by boogeyman "alt-rights" and "4channers", unlike the so called "liberal" ilk that are
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
nice honeypot ;) (joking, thanks for the suggestion)
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
I've only heard good things about mullvad and their Wireguard-based VPN solution (...so long as random reddit comments and forum posts are to be trusted). I wonder what 5/9/14 eyes actually do with the intercepted data? Isn&#
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
This still needs credit cards or phone numbers right?
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by qersist3nce 5y ago
In other news: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/we-need-more-than-deplat... https://www.ghacks.net/2021/03/14/mozilla-plans-to-remove-th... https://www.ghacks.net&#x2F
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by qersist3nce 6y ago
The sudden "thing" that happened was Mongol Invasion[0]. Imagine Germany in 1945 losing the war, only having one major library, and the allies burn it down, decimate the population to 10% of the prior count[1], and throw the books