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by tamimio 5mo ago
> Very few people in a cashless society are wanting to go back to the old ways. I don’t think that’s true. Also, never “trust” a bank with your money, for starters, “your money” is nothing but a fake number that doesn’t actually reflect
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The difference is the link between your digital footprint and real life one. Without a digital ID, there’s a huge margin of using many digital services while maintaining a privacy, even more, anonymity too. With a digital ID, there’s a conn
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by tamimio 5mo ago
It isn’t about corruption, when your data is now shared freely with other “partners”. > Norway, Sweden, and Israel partner to test CBDCs ( https://reclaimthenet.org/norway-sweden-and-israel-partner-t... ) Debanking someone
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Digital ID is a catastrophe, in Norway or elsewhere. But that doesn’t matter because the purpose of such ID is more surveillance, and if any issue happens you might end up liable like that man mentioned in the article. Right now in countr
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I worked a job before that did require some heavy thinking, design, solving problems, etc., and for some reason I only get creative from 1am to 4am, and I did an amazing job in that period for whatever work was required, only later that my
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Silly you, the 9-5 5days a week schedule was introduced by ford in his factories, did they change that when automation was introduced later? Internet? Nope. And this 9-5 is actually 7-6 if you count the commute. Speaking of AI, it’s been wh
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Pretty much, it’s just another form of collecting stuff, this happens to be a trendy thing. Some do with hello kitty, hot wheels, some with music bands, CDs, others with tools, among many, and I am sure who wrote it also collect stuff as we
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by tamimio 5mo ago
And you know the funniest part: you actually don’t own it at the end, you are on a different (worse) type of rent contract called property taxes, that if you stop paying them you lose all that! So to rent nowadays is better: it’s controlled
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Boy oh boy, the shenanigans I saw when it comes to job interviews are enough to write a book, not even joking, it was easier to start a business than getting hired as an employee, because building a business you talk with mature, goal orien
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I have multiple public sites that are running through vpn+reverse proxy, for example, vaultwarden, and it’s more secure because in the reverse proxy I can have rules to pass the connection to specific end points so clients can access it sec
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by tamimio 5mo ago
What’s the use case of DDNS in 2026 when you can have vpn+reverse proxy? Or just vpn really and never expose anything
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Which is why I believe criminal records should only be kept for serious crimes (killing, etc.), anything less, the record gets deleted after few months completely. Otherwise, just as you said, the black mark on the records are worse than se
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Immigrants are the low hanging fruit to attack, and the best to blame all your suffering on, meanwhile, the real issue is wealth distribution. Since covid, the very few people got mega wealthier while the majority suffered, do you just leav
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by tamimio 5mo ago
It isn’t paranoia when there are clear facts in here, the first fact is your queries are linked to your account, period. Second fact, you don’t control the server in any way or shape. Third, your identity is linked through your payment info
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Do I think using a search engine that doesn’t require an account and I can get the queries through an aggregator is more private than another that has an account/token linked back to you? Yes.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Great, Can I host it? A memory injection server side exploit can leak/track/ID any person of interest. This is Signal server way all over again. If I can host it, AND the payments in something like monero for the server that aggre
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Is it open source? Audited? It is like back to how vpn services try to establish some sort of a trust relationship, which imo is more dangerous to have a false sense of trust than none, I prefer no trust at all, zero trust, especially when
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I’m certainly not joking. Google when it started it wasn’t as evil as now, but the bigger it gets the more evil it becomes, who knows what kagi will turn into if they got as big as google. But again on principle, can you use google search i
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Kagi is one of the few services that I will never use, it’s a privacy nightmare. Imagine all your search history are tied to one account, an account that id you with your payment information, and is hosted in the US? Google is better at thi
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The sad part of our reality is now any well written text is assumed an AI. The other day I wrote a funny long text in some group chat, took me some time to do and proofread, only to be ask if it was AI generated! I like details and I am sur
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by tamimio 5mo ago
It sounds great but I don’t know, at this point I will just use my laptop, it isn’t as small and portable like zero, and it isn’t as flexible and powerful as a laptop.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Glad I haven’t used anything google for more than a decade. For internet searches, you can host searxng instance and use it. Other services too are self-hostable, even far better than google.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
It’s not a toy, it’s an AIO portable hacking budget device, it’s like comparing your pocket swiss knife to your workshop. Obviously your workshop will be better, but you are not taking it anywhere! I have for example a bladRF and limeSDR fo
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Most likely you will have to buy the M2 adapters, for cellular, wifi, maybe zigbee and others radios, and you will switch between them, it’s also good for their profit but bad for your pocket.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
While I am fan for all the extra nerdy stuff, especially the cellular connectivity, but I doubt the battery endurance will be impressive, my current zero lasts weeks on a single charge. This is more of rpi plus addons in one package, great,
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by tamimio 5mo ago
> Railway’s production account into a suspended status incorrectly, as part of an automated action. Be it individuals or companies, this time is the best time to ditch all dependence on anything clouds or SaaS since all are using automat
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by tamimio 5mo ago
> remove it then the organisation is inflexible and the people who are hiring me have no power within it Bingo. That’s my assessment as well, usually this stage is where any company tries to show their best behavior, good way to filter o
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I love it! I had this convo with many people before, I consider myself a hacker too, not the Hollywood cliche, but the concept of hacking things and repurposing them to do another goal or a new one. I get bored quickly doing the same thing
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Very good list, I have seen most in action. I would also add AI where some people just make their own internal tools rather than making it open source to everyone. > Apple is the classic example of an employer that simply doesn’t let mos
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by tamimio 5mo ago
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