slivanes

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by slivanes 5y ago
https://youtu.be/nQrTORBS-co Terrible looking ghetto, video of the result of train looting.
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by slivanes 5y ago
I'm trying to figure out if you are proud of this decision or not?
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by slivanes 5y ago
Am I right in thinking that IPv4 will only go away if all clients can support IPv6? For example, there are many embedded devices that will never be updated to have dualstack (including many home routers). Does anyone have IPv6 only facing
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by slivanes 5y ago
"Made in the People's Republic of China (Ling, not the website... which was handcrafted by Ling, in the UK)" :)
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by slivanes 5y ago
I would rot13() it twice to be extra safe. /jk
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by slivanes 5y ago
I'm trying to figure out which browser is the biggest cancer for the WWW. On the one hand, you have Safari whom has a parent company that isn't interested in making it have useful feature parity with the others because it'll
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by slivanes 5y ago
And: caught attempting to be a book cartel hostile to right to repair browser render lockdown in iOS slow moving PWA support in Safari deliberate slowdown of older iPhones due to battery
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by slivanes 5y ago
Just let him know.
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by slivanes 5y ago
These things didn't start because FB was invented.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Engagement or enragement, they still get you. I get the feeling that visitors on Facebook are often angry and annoyed, and Facebook is fine with that.
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by slivanes 5y ago
I use the phrase "engagement or enragement, they still get you".
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by slivanes 5y ago
https://www.infrapedia.com/app - used to be called greg's cable map.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Why say market share? Exploit payouts per exploit are highest for Android in mobile space: https://zerodium.com/program.html
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by slivanes 5y ago
Supposedly, Adam and Eve were told they were free to do anything except one thing, we know what they ended up doing...
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by slivanes 5y ago
I was one of the kids that cracked their head open rocking on a chair (in grade 2), and I have also programmed some COBOL although not commercially.
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by slivanes 5y ago
PHP, Nginx, particles.js
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by slivanes 5y ago
I found the most frustration came from links in emails not working as intended. For some reason many companies, government agencies, and schools use metrics tracking on emails. Pi-hole has a nice temporarily disable blocking feature on its
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by slivanes 5y ago
Unfortunately criminal/fraudulent/unsocial activity also occurs almost elusively behind a VPN, you might not be doing such things, but websites can't tell if you're not one of those people.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Sadly PS4 is pretty bad for streaming services. They don't show up on the main screen and often are buried in subsequent pages in the streaming menu. I haven't been able to figure how to "sticky" YT TV for example to ei
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by slivanes 5y ago
https://domainnamewire.com/category/policy-law/ Should be enough examples and info there.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Not sure if article said it, but you'll need to have trademarked your name prior to the domain registration date.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Google sells access to users, but doesn't share/sell user information.
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by slivanes 5y ago
I'm not seeing anything about this in nginx changelogs (or matching CVE's) either. Disabling http2 for now.
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by slivanes 5y ago
It complies because it's aggregated, no individual's data is involved.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Actually, pretty sure it's only one reason, money. If they made Safari on iOS actually good (re: PWA notification support), it would burn into their App store profits.
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by slivanes 5y ago
Can you name some?
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by slivanes 5y ago
My website has been successfully selling digital goods direct to consumers for the past 13 years. youseff, it could be fun chatting to you if you can see my email in my profile?
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by slivanes 5y ago
iOS exploits are paying less than Android - http://zerodium.com/program.html . Based on supply and demand it would appear that iOS is less secure right?
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by slivanes 5y ago
I managed to get about half way through. Discriminate human murder factories of men, woman, children. Frightening and horrific.
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by slivanes 5y ago
I read someones comment that put this into perspective, here was the basic take: In repressive regimes, social media is a boon for the general public to organize and resist. In established democracies, social media has slow insidious negati

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