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by renholder 8y ago
Fair enough. Cloudflar's promotional site for 1.1.1.1 seems to tout DNSSEC pretty heavily and only mentions DoH once, I believe. Still, clients still need to be configured for DoH, yeah?
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by renholder 8y ago
> The company Cloudflare has a publicly accessible DNS at the address 1.1.1.1 that they claim is encrypted and secure. For it to be "encrypted and secure", the client would have to be configured to use DNSSEC, yeah? As far as
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by renholder 8y ago
If it were me, I'd go with a pager. Probably too old school for what you're looking for but it's purely passive, from what I remember.
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by renholder 8y ago
Sadly, the Matrix has caught on and those are being removed. =[
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by renholder 8y ago
The title is intentionally misleading (click-bait?). EU government websites does not equal EU members' government websites. For our American friends, that would be akin to saying the federal government, when you mean the states' g
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by renholder 8y ago
> Pagers are still used in some industries... I never said that they weren't, yeah? I suggested it being a difficult alternative because of the wide-spread use of cell phones. For example, in my country, the national paging system
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by renholder 8y ago
> ...how many people are there consciously not buying a smartphone in fear of it being used to spy on them... I'd say that the number is relatively small to non-existent but that might have more to do with the fact that cell phon
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by renholder 8y ago
> If the next generation of smart devices is advertised as "no hidden cameras and microphones! (we'll just spy on you with the visible cameras and microphones)", I don't think this would be a win. Agreed but we have
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by renholder 8y ago
For those of us, who don't want to deal with their uMatrix looking like a fucking Christmas Tree, the WebArchive link[0]. [0] - https://web.archive.org/web/20190315210024/https://bittersou...
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by renholder 8y ago
My first experience with maths anxiety was when going from degrees to radians[0]. Memorising/Remembering the conversions was, for some reason, my fucking kryptonite and, feck me, if I didn't feel like I was falling behind because
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by renholder 8y ago
> If you don't mean a Google search, I'm not sure what you could mean. If you're considering buying a motorcycle and have a friend (or a group of friends) that own(s) a motorcylce, are you more likely to ask that friend (
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by renholder 8y ago
> It would serve as a deterrent. This argument has never worked in the history of ever . The examples from history are far too numerous to list but if you really must need an example, the War on Drugs would serve that purpose.
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by renholder 8y ago
> ...shouldn't take every measure possible in preventing its platform from hosting some of the most abusive and criminal content on the planet. If you want to genuinely prevent the most abusive and criminal content on the planet,
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by renholder 8y ago
Doing the nerd's work. Thank you! <3
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by renholder 8y ago
> ...and use ads to make it available to everyone? Could you ever believe that's not all that he does with ads?
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by renholder 8y ago
> The ad dollars come from knowing you, not concealing you. Advertising dollars are far more lucrative if you think you can trust where you're sharing your deepest, darkests... Imagine what people would share between themselves
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by renholder 8y ago
The majority of your argument seems to be Starbucks provides a sort of performance art, which can't be replaced by machines and, whilst partially true, the general idea of automation is "fire and forget". I pay €29K (gotta lo
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by renholder 8y ago
Since we're talking personal experience, Signal has never had an outage (that I was aware of).
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by renholder 8y ago
I don't know why but I half-expect that to be a ROSMT[0] link. [0] - https://youtu.be/OvW2xeSn4As
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by renholder 8y ago
Just to note: Some death-metal bands have positive lyrics[0,1]... (Though, whether they can really be called a death metal band is possibly a point of contention.) [0] - https://youtu.be/lk2-bgwA0Ro [1] - https:/&#x
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by renholder 8y ago
My argument was one user who requested one page and didn't want to consent to cookies/tracking in order to offset the ridiculously low cost of serving the actual page (I'm considering the cost to make it as having already b
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by renholder 8y ago
>...and then tags it with your name... Even that's not wholly necessary required. If they can obtain data from your own Facebook app (or an app using the Facebook SDK), it can place you in that area around the time the photo was tak
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by renholder 8y ago
> In fairness it can add up pretty quickly on popular sites. Aye, if they're only looking at it from a "cookie placement/tracking or nothing" hard-limit perspective, which is what the OC posited it as. ...but if othe
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by renholder 8y ago
> So websites are supposed to just absorb the cost? That seems like a ridiculous stance. The €0.00002 it took to serve that one page just because the user doesn't want to consent to cookie placement/tracking? Is it really
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by renholder 8y ago
> For most of its length, the Amazon isn't anywhere close to too wide to bridge—in the dry season. But during the rainy season, the river rises thirty feet, and crossings that were once three miles wide can balloon to thirty miles i
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by renholder 8y ago
> Rewriting it in JavaScript or C# may take longer. This is very true. If we look at Exchange, as an example, most of it was ported to .NET between E12 (2007) and E14 (2010) but Information Store wasn't able to be fully ported to C
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by renholder 8y ago
Such granular monitoring brings #micromanaging to a literal meaning. Feck that...
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by renholder 8y ago
WOW64 is a 64-bit "wrapper" for 32-bit processes. You can see this when you debug a WOW64 process in WinDbg[0]; so, the system is agnostic about it's "bitness" because it "appears" to be an x64 process but
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by renholder 8y ago
Calculator has been around since ninteen-eighty-something-or-other[0] and this seems to be a revamp of the base code, with a XAML (read: WPF) wrapper[1]. Aside from the obvious answer of them using C++ based upon "using something you k
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by renholder 8y ago
Most would even say statistically significant enough to order the planes grounded in their own countries...

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