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by rrix2 6y ago
These tips are great and immediately actionable, the request maps are quite compelling, thank you. Limiting third parties' access to the user-agent is critical for a private (and secure!) web, and it makes it easy to create really legi
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by rrix2 6y ago
OP does not owe you their labor.
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by rrix2 6y ago
yeah the NSA will put a note in your file saying DO NOT SPY THIS PERSON and if someone sees that note and spies anyways, you can engage in a long and ultimately fruitless battle against the US DoJ.
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by rrix2 6y ago
That's what the other six VPNs are for, right?
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by rrix2 6y ago
It also supports self-hosted webdav. All of the processing is done in browser, though, I am pretty sure. My self-hosted version is just a bunch of HTML and JS served by nginx.
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by rrix2 6y ago
>> Few countries have kept up with their laws to protect consumers from this. > Seems to be a US thing. This article was written about data collected in Norway by a data broker based in the UK.
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by rrix2 6y ago
A vast unaccountable ecosystem of data brokers simply cannot be the way society is forced to feed app developers.
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by rrix2 6y ago
They're the last bastion of hosted hg support, if that's of interest.
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by rrix2 6y ago
> Very interesting. Hard data on all this would be much more valuable than anecdotes and presumption that those with power are always the evil ones. The signatory names and titles are available publicly: https://medium.com&#x
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by rrix2 6y ago
> Package managers (including snapd) basically just "think" in semver. Semver is one-dimensional: releases are arranged on a big line, and they'll know to auto-update based on e.g. whether a given release is close to your
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by rrix2 6y ago
Evil, huh?
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by rrix2 6y ago
It could be the list admin's choice or it could be the server host's choice or it could be the choice of the hard drive in their server. More than control, long term data storage, with real time retrieval is expensive and error pr
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by rrix2 7y ago
Yup, and they wanted to shove nation-state malware in to Onavo to do it, it sounds like!
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by rrix2 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onavo#Facebook_Research this should provide some background; this is the software referenced in TFA. Facebook bought a massively popular VPN service specifically to monitor their users&#x2
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by rrix2 7y ago
Large communication companies could never do anything like that.... Just lie ? To the public?
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by rrix2 7y ago
Okay, so non-technical households?
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by rrix2 7y ago
Because 1.1.1.1 is a Brand to them
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by rrix2 7y ago
What other lifesaving resources for young queer folks are your DNS filters hiding? How did you source this block list and what sort of transparency do you expect to provide ?
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by rrix2 7y ago
thanks for writing the exact same thing as the person next to you, but im not talking about "just throwing money", i'm talking about what they do when their ever-increasing war-chest stops increasing and they actually have
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by rrix2 7y ago
apple wasn't forced to purchase dark sky...
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by rrix2 7y ago
apple has 100 billion dollars in the bank, funding a world-class android team should be possible if not desirable for them as they transform more and more in to a services company
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by rrix2 7y ago
I feel obligated to point to Cliff's blog, it's a great resource especially if you live in the northwest https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/
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by rrix2 7y ago
Plenty of folks in the DEFCON crowd could be building free tools like this; off the cuff, a lot of anti-fascists probably don't have access to high quality OSINT analysis tools, and certainly aren't persuing Palantir contracts.
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by rrix2 7y ago
Except this person doesnt seem to have been able to give informed consent, which is what German Law is actually looking for. European employment law is much more on the side of employees than in the US, where your comment's nihilism
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by rrix2 7y ago
I can confirm that it takes a bit of elbowing around, but you can get matrix-client.el to work with pantalaimon in its current state. extending the client to "know" it needs to talk to localhost rather than the server half is most
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by rrix2 7y ago
This is a great reason for why modern data laws like GDPR and CCPA enshrine right of access so highly, I believe. I think it would be interesting to persue civil cases against fraudsters whose data you manage to collect out of PayPal audit
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by rrix2 7y ago
There are at least five eyes in that group, though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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by rrix2 7y ago
that youtube channel is really great!
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by rrix2 7y ago
They still make a large assortment of non-franchised kits. It's not like they're only selling Marvel and Harry Potter kits, even in the big box stores. I was suspect when I noticed this trend in 2007-10, but as I've grown up,
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by rrix2 7y ago
It matters in this conversation because it's NOT the same pile of money to the people making decisions about the office space, nor to the people in charge of hiring. Those people are allotted certain budget for the buildout of their ro

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