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by uconnectlol 3y ago
it shouldnt be, its like needing loyalty points for buying things, should be counted as using a non state currency. there is just a lack of legal power on the side of people not in bed with corporations
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
> I think it's because I have been using it a lot because my RSS reader automatically rewrites many URLs to go there. this is another good point btw. any single meta thing that makes the web better like RSS or browser plugins can ge
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
FAQ: Q1. But bots could crawl my site and scrape my content! They can just buy a new IP (but they usually won't need to since they can just emulate a web browser or use Selenium and this bypasses the "block", are you paying a
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
and we wouldn't need any trust if banks just used a real protocol that we could implement in 5 minutes, instead of a thing made for rendering magazines in real time. > but the poor non programmer user wouldn't be able to do thi
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
i'm sorry but you don't know what you're talking about uac is pointless because the concept of "admin" or "root" is an obsolete boomer idea. we are never going back to shared OS, good riddance. 2GHz machin
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
Archive.today (or archive.is archive.fo whatever it's supposed to be) has had some messed up Cloudflare config since 2015 or earlier. It's not the default config the rest of Cloudflare websites have. It's not even purely &quo
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Tell HN: The web is still broken due to Cloudflare
3 points by uconnectlol 3y ago|7 comments
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
there is no confusion here thanks for your concern.
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
getting tired of hearing about the old web. and still not seeing anything that resembles it. everything still needs js. everything still needs cloudflare bypasses if you view it on tor. this includes whatever cool hacker site you think you
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
the whole point of the internet is knowledge sharing. the web is the antithesis of knowledge sharing. the web is based around censorship[1] and monetization. you cannot know something as basic as how to caramelize onions because the natural
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by uconnectlol 3y ago
who actually thinks internet communications need to be policed? did phone calls need to be policed in the payphone days? no actually, explain h0w that works i dont know a single person these days who thinks that the police need to monitor c
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
At some point you just have everything you need to survive automated. At that point there is no such thing as profit anymore aside from hookers. The only viable way I see someone hoarding it is because they see themselves as the new god bec
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
Most jobs are worthless and shouldn't be artificially preserved. The end game of AI is just doing nothing and still having a roof and food. It's not like we're going to have human manual labor picking apples. At which point a
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
What's this constant obsession with "stealing jobs"? The tech industry has been dead for something like 30 years. There is zero intellectual design being put into it. Music is just a bunch of sellouts. You know how "cont
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
a derivative of tor and mullvad, when tor browser is already second rate software (tor itself seems fine) and mullvad can't possibly be good since it's part of the "vpn as privacy mechnaism" fad. pass there's no fix
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
... unfortunately.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
> In line with our iterative deployment philosophy, we are gradually rolling out plugins in ChatGPT so we can study their real-world use, impact, and safety and alignment challenges—all of which we’ll have to get right in order to achiev
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
Yeah, we're supposed to be imagining something fast here, and that works. That doesn't look anonymous (people can see what content an IP is viewing), it has zero uptake, it's probably script kiddie tier software like every ot
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Ask HN: Would you watch a P2P YouTube replacement?
13 points by uconnectlol 4y ago|23 comments
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
The trick was that over a large number of machines it becomes likely to happen.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
American logic. Thing exists, something has to be done about it!
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
The requesting computer has a bit flip and requests the wrong domain. It even is not stopped by HTTPS depending on where the bit flip happens and how the software is written.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
These questions are such typical American logic and why the internet sucks: There exists a thing and so something needs to be done about it. What if they use it to impersonate/phish/etc gmail? It has to be given to google! It happ
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
They should normalize smart phones having a sliding door over the cameras and a small red recording LED. It's perfect.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
Oh, I see, you were taking that literally. I'd estimate more like 2-5 times per day. Of course this entirely depends on which content you were viewing, and as soon as you ventured out side of the good boy zone it got much worse.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
What exactly is hard about running a fiat backed stablecoin? Don't you just accept money for your token and invest it in low risk crap? Isn't this exactly what a consumer bank does? Even Paypal does this [1]. So is the issue that
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
I do remember constantly hearing that Alta Vista was good but I think I only used Microsoft and Yahoo (I forget what else there was). Nope, crashes were definitely common. Browser quality until around 2010 or so was absolutely horrible. Fir
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
It was a normal Hollywood movie as far as I could tell. I would have noticed if it was a Steven Segal movie.
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
I skimmed through it at 10 second intervals but I didn't see any police cars?
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by uconnectlol 4y ago
Literally all I remember is one scene where a bunch of cop cars or vans get dispatched for some reason like someone's about to die or a heist is happening, something of that nature. They all crash and roll over and wipe out on normal t

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