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by schleck8 5y ago
Wow I can't believe there is a website as straightforward as this in 2022
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Google: Chinese state hackers targeting Ukrainian government(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by schleck8 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
> Leave your free repo as is > Where’s the problem? People will just fork it (e. g. Retro -> Metro with all premium features)
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LimeWire Founder “Not Thrilled” That Strangers Exploit Brand for NFT Marketplace(torrentfreak.com)
4 points by schleck8 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
How high are the chances it uses a yt-dlp backend?
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Saarland introduces computer science as a compulsory subject(golem.de)
6 points by schleck8 5y ago|1 comments
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Intel builds a new €17B chip manufacturing hub in Germany(euronews.com)
1 points by schleck8 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
Hinting at pedophilia. And his mail domain is just plain racist.
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by schleck8 5y ago
I can't name my account after sexual assault on children and use a racial slur as email domain? Literally 1984.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Bitdefender is the most recommended other option. Sophos and F Secure are good too, so is Emsisoft and G Data. Depends on who you want to share your data with and how much you are willing to spend. Emsisoft is the least bloated option, they
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by schleck8 5y ago
DeepL is better quality-wise when context matters. The synonym feature with auto rephrasing of the remaining sentence is amazing too.
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by schleck8 5y ago
And has notoriously bad signatures afaik.
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by schleck8 5y ago
What a weird comment, you are talking about there being women at all but the observation is that there were exclusively women
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by schleck8 5y ago
Supposedly because of corruption. Noone in the higher ranks wants to admit to it because it falls back to them I heard.
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by schleck8 5y ago
UTF-encode the maliscious snippet and disguise it as the regex pattern haha
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by schleck8 5y ago
Before 100 thousand years have passed humanity will easily be able to send nuclear waste. We got from horses to Lamborghini Huracan in a century.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Because the russian media mafia (tacc, rt, sputnik and the like, which are all either directly state-owned or via the state-owned tv novosti) are about to be banned in all EU countries where they are still available, and the ISPs might have
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by schleck8 5y ago
Looks like some European ones are already recovering quickly though
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by schleck8 5y ago
Wow, Russia has messed up really badly then. I guess their navigation wasn't working since they ended up on all accessible sites of Ukraine, including next to Kyiv. While announcing an operation in Donbass
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by schleck8 5y ago
ControlD, DNS.sb and LibreDNS for instance. The latter two are open source. I think non-disciminating DNS providers are rather the norm and not an exception though.
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by schleck8 5y ago
After removing the steering wheel and making the car fully autonomous, I bet you'll have to pay a subscription for it to drive. And a subscription for a cellular service.
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by schleck8 5y ago
They claimed they did not destroy the hospital at first and then shifted to calling it an Azov base afaik. Just like Lavrov yesterday claimed Russia hasn't actually invaded Ukraine.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Crossrider used to develop adware, that's the biggest issue https://restoreprivacy.com/kape-technologies-crossrider-malw...
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by schleck8 5y ago
There is a good chance he made that up as a more interesting plot for the video.
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by schleck8 5y ago
Which are run by private companies and take cuts don't they? Also last time I checked the rates on P2P exchanges are ridiculous for any trusted seller
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by schleck8 5y ago
Paddle, Payoneer, Braintree and Klarna are commonly thrown around
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by schleck8 5y ago
How to participate in crypto? Just head to a privately owned exchange that might be traded at a stock exchange! Alternatively use a startup service that in turn relies on a privately owned backend that might as well go public at any point.
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by schleck8 5y ago
This is just shown once after a browser upgrade right? And not even baked into the browser? And for a first party product? Are we really complaining about something as little invasive as that?
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by schleck8 5y ago
Yes, exactly. If you tell yourself something often enough it's hardly distinguishable from a fact.
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by schleck8 5y ago
32 GB of unspecified frequency ram? 512 GB of unspecified speed and type ssd? That's not a 2000 dollar configuration. For reference, that memory capacity costs 120 euros with 3200 Mhz

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