stef25

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by stef25 11mo ago
People expect to see their past orders, save their address, keep a shopping cart, a list of favorites etc. If you don't want your data online then don't put it there.
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by stef25 11mo ago
Isn't it just a question of pretending to be a search bot ? Sites will allow google bot to bypass the paywall so stuff gets indexed.
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by stef25 11mo ago
France possibly found a way to pressure Durov into cooperating. Preempting similar actions by Russia. Classic intelligence methods to get someone to come over to the other side. Perhaps the DGSE also got to plug a cable in to the Telegram i
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by stef25 11mo ago
They tend to learn pretty quickly though
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by stef25 11mo ago
Why would Kraken just accept 100K worth of Monero coming in and sent out as fiat to a bank account ?
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by stef25 11mo ago
Trading privacy coins is set to banned in the EU as from 2027. Not sure how easy it will be to circumvent this rule. https://bitcoinblog.de/2025/05/05/eu-to-ban-trading-of-priva...
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by stef25 11mo ago
> Why does OpenAI collect and retain for 30 days^1 chats that the user wants to be deleted When working on an e-commerce gig we would get "delete my data" requests from customers, which we're legally obliged to comply with
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by stef25 1y ago
After having read the thread it's not clear to me where the "3 years" comes from ? EDIT and were the keys cracked, or were the passphrases obtained ? It's mentioned elsewhere that he had them written down. Which would be
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by stef25 1y ago
He comes across as someone who's been alone with his thoughts unchallenged for way too long. Really bad look, wasn't expecting this.
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by stef25 1y ago
Here in Belgium the contract for these cameras on highways was given to a family run business who charged nothing at all for the hardware and installation in exchange for a decent cut of every fine that's issues with them. They're
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by stef25 1y ago
It's full of ANPR camera's here (BE) what are you talking about ? They are used on highways to monitor average speed and in cities to check that no "illegal" cars enter the city. Illegal being ones that don't comply
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by stef25 1y ago
> I am interested in creating my own number plate reader to scratch an itch Check out OpenALPR. Tested it out on some traffic footage in my region, pretty much nailed them all including the make and model of the car.
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by stef25 1y ago
Probably why they are mounted 4 meters high
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by stef25 1y ago
> It provides ways of communicating with people you want your kids to communicate with Who do you want your kids to communicate with over the internet ?
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by stef25 1y ago
Fix this bug in 30 min or we loose a USD200M plane and possibly the pilot. I'll stick to building crud apps :D
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by stef25 1y ago
Malotru !
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by stef25 1y ago
Parenting
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by stef25 1y ago
Welcome to the capitalist world I guess. Not only does this happen all the time, it's the goal of most tech founders.
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by stef25 1y ago
> We'd rather live a full life doing what we want vs the inverse Except these people have families that care about them, you could even say kids need a parent in their life. The day Honnold falls to his death the world will appla
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by stef25 1y ago
This addiction to Microsoft is everywhere and it's terrible for everyone involved. So many small orgs and NGOs paying through the nose for what can be done for free with Google Docs & Sheets.
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by stef25 1y ago
This site has a heavy pro Russian bias, see for example https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/07/europe-still-has-the-power... Turns out it was founded by an American, who was arrested on suspicion of bias-motivated crim
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by stef25 1y ago
> frozen chicken breasts How do you make that taste good though
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by stef25 1y ago
> Look at Venice, for example. No patience for these complaints. Either you want tourist money or you don't. Seems like half the city lives off it and the other half hates it. That's an internal problem. Same in Barcelona.
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by stef25 1y ago
They've been cooking up heroin and meth in vast quantities for decades, that's surely a big contributing factor.
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by stef25 1y ago
Where I am in Europe you couldn't even get a (legal!) job in a bar without showing proper ID, and having your identification (id card number) checked and be present in the contract. The fact that "fake people" can be employed
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by stef25 1y ago
> Now he has to fight much harder for victories Did he get worse or did the others get better ?
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by stef25 1y ago
> if you've compromised a merchant deeply Then you could just complete a normal transaction on their website and introduce your account in to their system that way, no real need for a compromised terminal?
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by stef25 1y ago
> You can make fake debit/credit card transactions on a $2 USB card reader Not asking "teach me how to do this" but could you explain in a little more detail ?
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by stef25 1y ago
It might sound unbelievable but if you write in multiple languages and mix languages in the same message or sentence, often spell check doesn't work properly. Which is only normal. I regularly send messages in 4 different languages (li
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by stef25 1y ago
I understand what negative space is in art. Can you explain how this applies to writing software ?

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