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by uconnectlol 3y ago
and its pretty undocumented that cloudflare has blocked all tor users plus any other major shared IP since 2010 and only in 2018 added the condition i mentioned above, and you still get blocked from all cloudflare sites if you do anything s
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
they literally have used cloudflare since 2015 or earlier, for every minute that service existed. if you tried to open it with tor from then until now, you get: " One more step Please complete the security check to access " "
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
nope. archive.is has their cloudflare configuration set to "i am under attack mode"[1], which makes the cloudflare captcha come up every time a tor / vpn / "bad" IP address visits it. its been like this since 2
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
this archive.is website (and its other domains) has been misconfigured in "I am under attack mode" since 2015 or so. which makes cloudflare's nonsense captcha come up every time you visit it (and / or just the javascript
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
why am i paying severe amounts of tax money to protect the investment [1] of some garbage software, movie, and music firms whose product quality for the last 20 years have been at an all time disgraceful low to the point where i'm basi
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
> I think these should be installed in cars in such a way that they can be removed by owners. And then make removing it a crime. no. they should not be installed at all. while were on this topic vehicles have WAY too much insecure crapwa
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
> (5) to ensure the prevention of alcohol-impaired driving > fatalities, advanced drunk and impaired driving prevention > technology must be standard equipment in all new passenger motor > vehi
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
food should also be illegal because the one time month you buy some special flour for $10 it gives you some shit recipe on the back that also says to buy Xcorp's other $12 special grain then it also requires some meme ingredient of the
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
if you actually skip past the pathos and think about it, this is actually just bullshit. you can't make software illegal, that's like making authoring a book illegal. you're just wasting tax money of actual hard working, non-
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
the worst thing that could happen on omegle is that a child shows herself naked. this in fact, is not the end of the world, and certainly doesn't justify some bullshit where we have to ask for permission before making a website or inte
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
being able to freely make whatever website / internet service you want is not ultralibertarianism. it's in fact an ultrastatist standpoint that there is something about internet communication that inherently needs policing alas, t
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
what is the tl;dr of the giant text wall? is it "internet bad because some kid shared a naked pic of herself" (which is the "unspeakable heinous crime" he alludes to) or is it saying people who believe in such idiocy are
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
you cant because tutanota has no POP/SMTP/IMAP so its basically just a web form. you could of course add PGP to any such communication medium but it wont be very standard
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
why would a bank just close your account because of a false positive i read through most of the article and could not find discussion of such an obvious question do you get to re-open your account after they realize they're wrong? does
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
...until they implement a system to automatically corroborate your accounts and close them all at once, which will happen, "because crime". security theater only gets worse over time. but right now you "hackers" can stop
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
oh yes they harbor malicious links no, what actually happens is they run a stupid global shared phonebook and le bad people add entries to malware in it. le bad people could just as well do this (whatever it is the'yre doing) without d
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
it makes sense that every company ever has a bunch of broken by design security features that were justified after the fact by "risk model", after failing to arrest anyone who pointed out that they were broken, that award people w
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
what? we already know the legislation will not pass. the "tech community" doesn't have to do anything. why are you trying to make it sound like there is a dilemma here. cringe
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
you haven't addressed a single argument i made in the first post, they were all very simple too, they should be immediately rebukeable if they were wrong what % of those "child porn consumers" actually just looked at a pictur
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
> Your claims of things that don't happen are, unfortunately, false. Law enforcement agents whose jobs involve ever looking at CSAM basically cannot stand the mental toll of the job for any significant amount of time. Unthinkably ho
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
i don't know why this was downvoted, onstar is one of the original cancers
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
gasoline powered cars are a privacy nightmare too and a terrible "its all going digital" nightmare. the problem here is obviously oppression by the majority
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
cloudflare also comes to mind, as they proudly do whatever they can in their power to check off that CSAM box as long as it makes them money somehow.
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
okay, ill bite: yes, the blogger has tunnel vision, that's the only valid point in your post, he also missed the fact that anyone can poison the well, not just privileged entities. however your rhetoric is cancerous, although i'm
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
but i don't care because it involves doing web dev and using twitter. i already easily enter any math domain so i can work for some stupid company and get $300K/year in a week of job searching. what you are doing is no different t
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
> Though school administrators will argue these tools are necessary to ensure kids’ safety online, newly released data shared with Gizmodo highlights numerous privacy concerns and unintended consequences caused by their rapid deployment
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
that could be great now how do i make it so i don't need an OS and software in my laundry machine or any of the other elephants in the room
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
they had complex ECUs with no auditing (some bigot cartel fat cat in the government rubber stamping random shit which may or may not be credible because it came out of some formal methods university doeesn't count) for decades before t
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
i dont even want tls (since ssl is dead, just like tls will be) in my browser, why would i need that in my car? my car shouldnt have any software ever.
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
14 year old script kiddies can also write a bash script and take over millions of vehicles from a home internet connection and make the crash its been proven before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler#Chrysler_Ucon

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