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by rudolf0 10y ago
Nearly everything in this post is FUD. The only accurate part is that Cloudflare is indeed a MitM no matter what SSL mode you have enabled. An intelligence agency that thoroughly compromises Cloudflare's interception points would be ab
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Right. But my question is... why would an unrelated third party engage in click fraud? All I can think of is some kind of framing, in an attempt to get a site owner delisted or sued.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Isn't that what most click fraud is, though? Paying someone/something to click your own ads? Who would do click fraud if they aren't somehow being compensated by the ad provider?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Could this theoretically be used to fight all pathogen-based illnesses as well?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I kind of agree, but we've already committed at this point. No going back, really. So there's no harm in adding some more.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I'm almost afraid to see what hardware will look like in 10 years.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Right. What happens when you call 911 and they send the ambulance to "gravy.sun.request" instead of "gravy.sun.requests" or whatever? The odds of such a similar name being located in the same city are low, so they'd
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I have no problem with multiculturalism and all that, but some of the recent overcorrections against racism and prejudice are getting pretty ridiculous. The Rotherham scandal also comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I would consider reddit's post quality even worse than 4chan's, honestly. (Depending on board.)
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Could you elaborate? What is solipsistic or even melodramatic about it?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
What point are you making? That children can't somehow add additional stress to a relationship?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I mean, it depends how you look at it. I consider precomputed attacks a special case of these attacks, sort of. In the security world, most password-predicting attacks are linear with respect to the amount of accounts you're trying to
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by rudolf0 10y ago
No, he's absolutely right. Single-iteration SHA-1 is extremely inappropriate for password hashing, and all salting does is prevent rainbow table attacks and instant reversal of duplicate hashes. It does not slow down non-precomputed at
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Near-universal ad blocking (across all kinds of devices) would be fatal to so many different businesses and business models. Revenue primarily derived via ads seems kind of unsustainable at this point. And the same may even eventually be tr
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Still, I don't think LANDR is intended for people who can regularly afford professional mastering. It's like saying netbooks are going to devalue the Macbook. >LANDR is now on version three of their algorithm and it still sucks
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by rudolf0 10y ago
It comes with its own downsides, but I think it's worth trying.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Sorry to hear that. Have drugs (such as Adderall) been of any help?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I can't deny any of that, and DDG has a better UX, but Google is still by far superior when it comes to returning relevant results. I do a lot of Googling for my job (and life), and nothing I've tried seems to compare to Google&#x
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Good point. I'm glad I stick to algae oil.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Sure, but you get what you pay for. In both cases.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
The point of services like LANDR is that good mastering requires you either become very skilled and experienced, or spend a lot of money. Their output isn't great, but it many cases it's better than no mastering at all. Also, I im
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Very true. I've also had the opposite experience. Bad speakers/headphones can hide flaws. On good headphones, sibilant frequencies, compression artifacts, and muddy bass can all become really apparent and annoying.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Everyone works differently. My problem is that if I start mixing as soon as I introduce a new synth, I get really obsessive and perfectionist over it and lose the big picture. At the moment, I try to just do some light sound design and mixi
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by rudolf0 10y ago
...Couldn't you just supplement omega 3 pills (fish oil or algae oil) and not eat the contaminated fish?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Would heavy mental poisoning not appear in a standard blood test?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Interesting. Sounds like Poulsen's account lines up pretty closely; it's just missing information. The big piece Poulsen apparently got wrong was that Hilbert was always aware Popov was involved in the original FBI and EMC hacks.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Good point. I can't deny any of that. I just tend not to ever be in a good state, really.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Sounds exactly like every time I smoke weed. Including that disappointing expectation of becoming sober and blissfully unaware of my flaws. Have never tried any psychedelics, but some of my bad "trips" with weed (sometimes involvi
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by rudolf0 10y ago
You're right, it probably is a stretch. But since they have not demonstrated any evidence either way, the study basically has to be disregarded.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
My point is: They're getting this data by doing drug tests of drivers in fatal car crashes after the crash has occurred. Previously, 8% of those drivers had cannabis detected. Now, 17% have it detected. What evidence is there that the

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