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by randunel 2y ago
Chromium on linux is also frequently blocked by cloudflare. I can't use tools such as HIBP.
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by randunel 2y ago
We're all replying to: > Does it not strike anyone else as wrong that a printer that you own has to do the bidding of the government instead of you? [...] Isn't there anyone who believes that your own possessions shouldn't
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by randunel 2y ago
Don't the police live and work in the same society? Their cars don't run with the lights on all the time.
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by randunel 2y ago
Maybe, but why not let me turn them off when I want to?
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by randunel 2y ago
Let me enable the features that I consider I might need, such as permanent logging of speed, seatbelts, inclination, etc. Let me disable the features I don't want when I don't want them. Cars sold to the police have the option to
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by randunel 2y ago
How is the black box a safety feature? The word "safety" is used by everyone nowadays when they don't have actual arguments for things they impose on others.
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by randunel 2y ago
For cars sold nowadays, users can deactivate that every time they turn the car on, but the default cannot be changed without vendor specific OBD commands.
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by randunel 2y ago
You cannot buy a car in Europe without: - lights permanently on ("safety", definitely not for your ability to get lost in the dark) - continuously stores logs of speed, brakes, seatbelts, signal, vehicle inclination, GSM connectio
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by randunel 2y ago
As the other commenter has posted, refunds for inexistent bookings or refunds for someone else's booking are pretty frequent. Other simple stuff is overdue payments for fictive deliveries such as soaps, toilet paper, cleaning bills or
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by randunel 2y ago
As a passive hotel owner and active programmer, I can confirm it's always been the case. In the hotels business, getting customer requests, invoices and refund requests seemingly out of nowhere isn't too uncommon. Receptionists, w
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by randunel 2y ago
It's exactly DRM, management of legal access to digital content. The "media" part has been optional for decades. The comment they replied to didn't suggest sane defaults, but DRM. Here's the quote, no defaults work
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by randunel 2y ago
No, those kids can't have whatever they have if they're under 13, 14 or 18, depending on what it is that they have.
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by randunel 2y ago
Don't equate solder to (liquid) metal touching other metal. Soldering is a chemical reaction between metals, and it needs a pretty high temperature for that to occur. The solder simply touching the other metals isn't enough, those
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by randunel 2y ago
What did apple invent? Is it really more than a couple of things? (Applying existing ideas to new systems isn't inventing)
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by randunel 2y ago
Thank you for the resources! I will study them. FWIW, libp2p also enforces transport encryption, quote: > Encryption is an important part of communicating on the libp2p network. Every connection must be encrypted to help ensure security
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by randunel 2y ago
I wish there was a tailscale-like equivalent without connectivity encryption, for devices which encrypt at the application layer (like almost the entire internet does). We don't always need the lower layers to be encrypted, this is esp
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by randunel 2y ago
In spite of every programmer at work following the same styling guidelines and programming patterns, I can quite easily identify the author of a pull request by reading their code alone. The commenter's claim seems plausible to me.
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by randunel 2y ago
My reply was to the following comment: > How significant? Doubtful it moves the needle for Apple. I made no claims about governments dictating prices anywhere. Dictating behaviour, however, is already being done in many areas, especially
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by randunel 2y ago
You're taking things literally, but the point is that everything is overpriced with apple and they're getting away with it because of the cult following they've cultured and are now milking. In my previous comment, I simply p
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by randunel 2y ago
Is there a way to verify the claims of obfuscation, security and privacy? Or is the only verifiable fact the sending of unknown data to apple by the photos app?
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by randunel 2y ago
Which other company sells short USB cables for £60?
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by randunel 2y ago
Insurmountable? How many russian citizens live in Germany? And how many russian fanboys with a non-russian citizenship? Now extend that to neighbouring countries, or the Schengen area.
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by randunel 2y ago
Both android and ios allow root certificates, but most apps nowadays use SSL pinning, so that's no longer an option, either.
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by randunel 2y ago
> If more than the € 30,000 required to date is donated, if the legal costs are lower or if court costs are repaid, all payments received in excess will be used for the statutory purposes of the Chaos Computer Club e.V.. Please note that
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by randunel 2y ago
Another jurisdiction example would be Romania. Even if the thief themselves are in possession of the property you own, you can be charged with theft if you steal it back. The law clearly delimits possession from ownership.
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by randunel 2y ago
WW2 was often at equilibrium. The bombing of Gaza is pretty one sided. A comparison might be better with other one sided conflicts.
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by randunel 2y ago
So far, I couldn't find any evidence that he received donations directly. All the bank statements and transactions that have been made public show that other people grouped together and did those things to his benefit. Old people in po
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by randunel 2y ago
That is illegal in Romania, all campaign contributions must be declared, even if you're not a willing beneficiary. To be honest, I couldn't find any proof that the candidate got funded by anyone, and all news articles express opin
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by randunel 2y ago
How many state actors can you see in here? https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html

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