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by yoo1I 10y ago
I think you will not be surprised to read that they are trying to outlaw anonymous SIM cards ... http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/prepaid-sim-regie...
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by yoo1I 10y ago
The relevant wikipedia page [0] puts it thusly: > For example, English has about 340 million native speakers but, depending on the criterion chosen, can be said to have as many as 2 billion speakers. This statistic is based on research[1
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I have no experience diving in caves, I just read about it on the internet, but this stuck out at me: > But after descending about 85m Kankanen returned. Looking upset, he explains in the film that he slept badly and is simply not in the
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by yoo1I 10y ago
The canonical example is this: Imagine an installer script that runs a buildscript and then cleans up after itself. So somewhere in the depth of it there is the command rm /home/gonzales/.build/foo , but the network con
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Uhm, that's not a 'Yasser Arafat scarf' in that picture, that's a knitted scarf ...
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I was not surprised when the news ran a story[0] around two years ago about the B-2 bombers getting computer soft- and hardware upgrades. > “We’re re-hosting the flight management control processors, the brains of the airplane, onto a mu
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I think the general problem with CloudFlare is the mismatch of what standards they hold other people to, and what standards they set for themselves. They market themselves as a sort of savior of the internet, enforcing very tight control of
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Even when reporting malware hosts to them, the response to my abuse reports is "we are a reverse proxy, we do not provide hosting" - and then no further action is taken.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I hereby request the CloudFlare only present Tor-users with a captcha when presented with a court order to do it. Everything else means that process due to each tor user is violated.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I don't see why you need a "valid legal request" to remove clearly criminal operations from your network. The conversation with almost every other network operator that I have goes something like this: Me: "hey guys, the
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I am not sure where you got "remove all consequences" from. I said "increasing enforcement of existing laws, might not be good policy for the people who will suffer from this enforcement as well as not resulting in the decrea
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by yoo1I 10y ago
If you're really unable to see how one easily understandable, concrete example can serve as an illustration of a generally more complex instance of a related problem, then I don't think this conversation is going to get us anywher
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I'll try with an example: In Europe currently they're housing many refugees in very crowded shelters, where by the sheer concentration of people, arguments and violent conflict are more likely to break out. This has has little to
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I'm not turning a blind eye, I'm acknowledging that different classes of people have different classes of problems and commit different classes of crime. I am not conflating these different types of crimes; what I am saying is tha
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I see where you're coming from. But you have to keep in mind that there a myriad of offences that you're not susceptible to commit if your living standard is above a certain threshold. Say, loitering, because maybe you have no hom
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by yoo1I 10y ago
> Amazon’s automated system for reporting abuse was equally frustrating to navigate, Vickery said. It repeatedly asked him to submit irrelevant information. [0] This is generally a problem I've come across multiple times. Small host
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Unless they of course they read the news, which is something that seems likely. ... which, of course, was the original point.
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CloudFlare, Paypal protect Gladius DDOS blackmailers(translate.google.com)
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by yoo1I 11y ago
You realize of course that the Russian naval base in Sevastopol is older than than the United States, right ? Not to pass judgement on the current Russian claim to Crimea, but it's a very short-sighted view to pretend that Crimea won&#
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by yoo1I 11y ago
If I understand OP correctly, he was specifically concerned about eating them while they are still alive and made no judgement in their comment on eating them while they are already dead. Most carnivores would probably agree that it'
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by yoo1I 11y ago
Sorry to disappoint, this is exactly what it means.
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by yoo1I 11y ago
Not "Bad move". Try "Basics of the operation". How do you think they are able to collect all these phone numbers ?
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by yoo1I 11y ago
If vim causes you to write comments that go from "How to I copy and paste correctly?" to the last 3/4th of it being "Programmers are fucking stupid" ... it might not be the tool for you.
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by yoo1I 11y ago
> "If it had been on the doors there, it would have stopped people getting in." Problem? People blowing themselves up on airplanes. Solution: Check them for bombs before they board the airplane. Next Problem? People blowi
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by yoo1I 11y ago
No. Now to read the article.
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by yoo1I 11y ago
Time for a quick rant: Because * when I ask CloudFlare to stop resolving phishing domains with their nameservers they don't care. * when I ask amazon to remove the content from their networks that's clearly against their TOS, they
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by yoo1I 11y ago
> it is actually ASCII, you can copy paste stuff out of it No offense to your texteditor, I'm a vim enthusiast and after installing vis just now I really liked it, but that I can copy paste from that screencast caught me really off
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by yoo1I 11y ago
I would submit they have not figured out how to make it profitable, lest we would not be in the situation that we're in. Clearly there is a dissonance between the product your consumers want, your content, and the product you're w
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by yoo1I 11y ago
There's the difference: you seem to be getting something out of the ads. For me it's 100% irrelevant. If I need something I will go look for it. If what I need is so special that it can't be found by an internet search, rest
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by yoo1I 11y ago
Maybe my previous post might have not been especially nuanced for the sake of illustration. The point is: Tor is trying to provide a useful service that requires it to be very hard to block abuse, yet as you say: the publish their list of e

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