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by rekoil 4y ago
Weak, here in Sweden I get a /56 from my ISP. You'll run out of IP addresses long before I do!
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by rekoil 4y ago
People sharing images that an authoritarian government considers banned might still be exposed by such a scheme, given they are likely to be exactly the same data. There are, after all, no new photos of tank man being photographed, any that
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by rekoil 4y ago
Is it enabled by default on customer equipment?
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by rekoil 4y ago
Lol, the News app is available in like two countries.
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by rekoil 4y ago
I'm actually expecting they'll be forced to have local ownership of the datacenters as well, but probably with some kind of peering agreement with the global company. Is this the start of something like datacenter franchising mayb
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by rekoil 4y ago
Is the VoLTE implementation actually substantially different from device to device? What's the reasoning behind doing this?
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by rekoil 4y ago
Wow, I didn't know that, that's actually really good!
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by rekoil 4y ago
I'm not so worried about icons, I don't really use the desktop, in fact I actually disable desktop icons on my macOS laptop. I'm more interested in what happens to app windows when you remove and reconnect displays.
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by rekoil 4y ago
> Huh? Microsoft Word on Windows native? I think the commenter is trying to say that it's not something you need a Windows device for anymore. I agree with that sentiment, but disagree about web-based Word, web-based Word is terribl
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by rekoil 4y ago
macOS is very clearly optimised towards laptops in this regard, which makes sense since they sell waaaay more of those than they do stationary. It's been a while since I used Windows on a laptop, about 2 years (so Windows 10 20H2 was l
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by rekoil 4y ago
Ah man, it still looks great in comparison to the stuff in the market today :(
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by rekoil 4y ago
Every time Pebble is brought up it brings a tear to my eye, and I wonder what would have happened to the brand if they had accepted the offer from Citizen, who were obviously interested in continuing the line. The Pebble Time 2 was so far a
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by rekoil 4y ago
And also that they must offer users the possibility of disabling SMS-based authentication if another scheme is enabled. On Microsoft 365, if you setup "forced MFA" on your organisation, then they additionally force users to add a
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by rekoil 4y ago
VoIP is banned?
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by rekoil 4y ago
Is the US tax included in the US 99¢ pricing? I know US stores often don't show prices including tax, just wondering if it's the same on the App Store.
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by rekoil 4y ago
That all sounds great, another great case is to use rest material from other wood production. If all wood pellet burning had these origins then it's a carbon neutral energy source which is much better than many alternatives.
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by rekoil 4y ago
> 2. What significance does the law have for the Mullvad service? > Mullvad cannot be made subject to a duty to cooperate in connection with the enforcement of a decision authorising covert surveillance of data since VPN services are
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by rekoil 4y ago
Plus, Mullvad is jurisdictionally in Sweden, and to my knowledge Swedish authorities have no legal right to force developers to write any software.
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by rekoil 4y ago
> many of us here in Sweden know people at Mullvad and can attest to them being conscious of privacy issues Me for example, I can vouch for them if that matters to anyone, but it's the same problem isn't it, if people can'
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by rekoil 4y ago
Would be pretty bad transparency if the code providing it wasn't transparent haha.
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by rekoil 4y ago
I removed my subscription to add a voucher I received at a security conference, was meaning to re-add it, but apparently I can't now. I mean I get why they removed it, but still, it was a nice convenience.
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by rekoil 4y ago
They don't care about the 1% of users who will figure this out.
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by rekoil 4y ago
51% is possible, but if it happens someone has wasted (at current valuations) ~$15B gaining a majority stake in a network they are torpedoing. It would be pretty dumb to do something like that to your own investment.
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by rekoil 4y ago
There's a lot of shit wrong with this world, we don't need to actively add to it, especially since we know how to do it better.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Ignoring your actual question; do you think it's reasonable that we don't introduce new societal rules as technology progresses?
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by rekoil 4y ago
1% of ALL energy generated just to operate a part of the world economy is a massive amount though...
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by rekoil 4y ago
Proof of Work is the same, just with more steps.
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by rekoil 4y ago
You could even have the content shared over public BitTorrent networks, encrypted with a symmetric key and then store a personalised asymmetric decryption key (the symmetric key encrypted using the owner wallets public key, ensuring only th
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by rekoil 4y ago
And the encrypted data (decrypted by said license) shared in a distributed public swarm, crowdsourcing the responsibility to keep it in existence and accessible. That protocol can be exercised by you to take personal responsibility for your
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by rekoil 4y ago
I thought it was interesting that so many people chose to pull the lever and become personally responsible for the outcome in many of these scenarios. Like the ones not involving people dying for instance, I don't want to be personal

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