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by trashb 7mo ago
With e2ee please remember that it is important to define who are the ends. Perhaps your e2ee is only securing your data in travel if their servers are considered the other end. Also one thing people seem to misunderstand is that for most ap
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by trashb 7mo ago
The government are able to access your conversations, data and connections with e2ee in place already. I don't see how not having e2ee would have an effect on that ability in any way.
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by trashb 7mo ago
In that case don't use Tiktok dm's to discuss your sexuality. I think it is strange that people feel like they have to be able to talk on sensitive topics over every interface they can get their hands on. Similarly in "tradit
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by trashb 7mo ago
In my experience most forums have private messaging. Additionally I think it is fine to say "we don't support e2ee". I prefer honesty to a bad (leaky) e2ee implementation, at least the user can make an informed choice.
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by trashb 7mo ago
I agree, there is a reason we settled on programming languages as a interface to instruct the machine. Ultimately it is a tool to indicate our thoughts as precise as possible in a certain domain. People that don't understand the tools
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by trashb 7mo ago
Yes, actually the AVG (GDPR) is very broad in what it considers personal data. Sadly that means it is not enforced well since it is too broad to be enforced in a meaningful way. And therefore it is violated A LOT, both by companies or peopl
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by trashb 7mo ago
Motorolla has had a similar desktop experience for a while. For example my Moto G100 has this feature since 2021. It actually works quite good, I really liked that your touchscreen turns into a mousepad in these modes. I believe it is calle
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by trashb 8mo ago
you may also consider gnu info info dup
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by trashb 8mo ago
That is both a comical and sad state of affairs. Perhaps you would like the archived page instead if you don't have an adblocker, though I recommend installing one. https://archive.ph/WeRN4
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by trashb 8mo ago
I would like to take the discussion in the other direction. How about we offer safe spaces instead of banning the unsafe spaces for kids. Similar to how there is specific channels for children on the TV. Perhaps the government can even ince
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by trashb 8mo ago
Have you ever visited any game store and turned off nsfw protection? I love gaming, but I hate all the smutt games. It discredits the medium, essentially what has also happened to anime.
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by trashb 8mo ago
I think there are some important points missing. Japanese society can adopt things fast the "keitai denwa" where created and adopted earlier than anywhere in the world but in 2025 most companies still use fax machines. The japanes
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by trashb 8mo ago
> removing mirrors allows for much smoother cab airflow On brand new trucks (designed without mirrors) yes. However on older trucks the mirror design might be an essential part of the aerodynamic design and required for a low drag coeffi
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by trashb 8mo ago
I don't know too much about the USA side of trucking but in the EU the cab over trucks have been able to steadily improve their aerodynamics, and there has been a lot of effort into improving this. Obviously there is more frontal area
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by trashb 8mo ago
Because the individual logistics companies are not developing the trucks. The aerodynamic properties of a truck are mostly determined by the model/brand, and this is a huge consideration at companies like Scania, Volvo or Mann. Not so
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by trashb 8mo ago
If anyone can create what they want won't coming up with good ideas be the value, therefore the creativity will become more important? I don't know what you wrote and I agree that it is very sad that the skill of writing is very u
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by trashb 8mo ago
This assumes the market is not oversaturated. It does not work if there are only a couple of people trying to find a place to eat in a street with 30 similar well maintained and staffed restaurants. Correct me if I'm wrong but, you may
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by trashb 8mo ago
I think creativity is still a valid moat. And I think creativity will become a very important moat! I am a firm believer of "limitation breeds creativity" and being able to make what you want with immediate result will lead to les
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by trashb 8mo ago
Slightly off topic actually but ill put it here. I found it interesting that Google removed the "summary cards" supposedly "to improve user experience" however the AI overview was added back. I suspect the AI overview is
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by trashb 8mo ago
Every format is binary in the end, you are just swapping out the separators. I personally subscribe to the Unix philosophy. There are really two options, binary or plain text (readable binary due to a agreed standard formatting). All other
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by trashb 8mo ago
> We’ve normalised the idea that Bluetooth is always on. Phones, laptops, smartwatches, headphones, cars, and even medical devices constantly broadcast their presence. The standard response to privacy concerns is usually “nothing to hide
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by trashb 8mo ago
No I think I wrote something in C (it was written a while ago) accepting the and then discarding the connection in such a way the RST/FIN was never send, making sure to clean the socket server side. I guess a timeout will need to be ad
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by trashb 8mo ago
Great visualization! I currently accept and then close/drop the connection "unclean" (no FIN or RST packet). I do this in hopes that the offender will waste some resources (time) thinking it is still connected while I spend m
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by trashb 8mo ago
> The only alternative is to disallow port filtering in core internet infrastructure I think this is an acceptable alternative. In the same way that your mail service is legally required to deliver your mail as part of their universal se
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by trashb 8mo ago
Yes you can run any service on any port. But tunneling telnet over another protocol seems like you would just move the problem. I don't know too much about SNI but if "Reverse proxies can disambiguate based on the SNI" wouldn
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by trashb 8mo ago
Protocol multiplexing exists. But you will have to agree on a single protocol, which I view as impossible since different applications have different requirements. If you route all your traffic through https that comes with all the upsides,
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by trashb 8mo ago
> censorship, the suppression or removal of writing, artistic work, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security It is not the responsibility of the Tier 1 or the ISP to configure your server secure
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by trashb 8mo ago
If everything was on port 443 why would we even need ports. The ports are there for a reason, it is idiotic to serve everything over http as you would need a mechanism to distinguish the different flows of traffic anyhow.
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by trashb 8mo ago
Move the community over to a platform where you actually own the server. There are self hosted alternatives. (or pay a hosting provider to run it)
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by trashb 8mo ago
> We as a society need to do something about the unprecedented levels of porn addiction in today's youth. "Enter your date of birth" prompts are performative and do nothing. I agree, however show your ID is just a "En

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