Dahoon

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by Dahoon 6y ago
Incorrect. It protects PII in the EU. It has nothing to do with EU citizenship. It doesn't try to enforce outside the EU either. If you want to move PII out of the EU you have to agree by the rules given. That's not the EU trying
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by Dahoon 6y ago
I disagree that Zuckerberg feels emotions.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Oh my head. The code is everything it shouldn't be. Everything in one big pile mixed together. Ouch!
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Ah, better pixels!
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Apple is know for taking something others invented and making it better/more user-friendly. That's great but it isn't being bleeding edge. Like the first few iPhones. Smartphones made better, but without simple functions like
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>but it cant ignore my router forbidding all external dns communications except for it DNS over HTTPS says otherwise.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>Apple TV You don't connect your TV but use Apple devices instead. Uhm... okay. You should see the IDS log I'm looking at here. Apple !== no telemetry. All you are doing is putting all your eggs in one basket.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
That you know of.. Alexa auto-connects to other Alexa networks (like your neighbors). Some TVs have Alexa built-in. Bingo, telemetry.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>I'm lucky enough to be able to direct ALL DNS through my router first Even DNS over HTTPS? Do you do packet inspection? Just blocking ports doesn't do much any more. I run an IDS/IPS and it blocks lots of DoH to Google. A
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by Dahoon 6y ago
To get 5 stars by EuroNCAP (and AFAIK EU law demands it too) the car have to call 911/112 automatically if it detect a crash. I doubt you can remove telemetry without also disabling this. If you do the car is illegal.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Thank you. The quality on HN is falling fast. Quality content like this is awesome.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>Best thing to do is to never even start connecting it to a WiFi network That won't stop the issue mentioned here about it connecting by itself (not that I personally believe it will).
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by Dahoon 6y ago
1) If it is dangerous in his situation is not up to you to decide. Saying he shouldn't get a TV is like saying to someone to not get internet. Please... 2) Being OPT-in would not stop you from using it. I'm very curious why you fe
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by Dahoon 6y ago
This thread disagrees with you. HN is slowly becoming like Reddit. Down-vote all you like, it doesn't change the facts.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
I'm guessing it is seen as poor taste to not praise KDE in a thread with lots of people that like KDE since you get downvoted. I have the exact thoughts you did. It is amazing because in my experience KDE was one of -if not the- slowes
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by Dahoon 6y ago
In reality it is likely more realistic to ask where are you as most places still use MMS.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Especially since on PC it doesn't even need 1gb. With 7 add-ons (one being an adblocker) and Firefox having spawned 9 processes in Win10 it still uses less than 1GB RAM for me (even though two tabs are chats, so background-active). Som
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Look at this political map from when the extreme right wing is rolling over Europe and when lots of politicians were very scared of what is to come. Talk of rise of fascism etc. is seen every day in papers. The future looks bleak: https:&#
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Let me answer with a counter question: If a US based HuffPost was good enough why start an Indian based HuffPost in the first place?
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Sorry I should have been more clear. The following link from the article was dead at the time: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/history-of-powerdns-1999-2...
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Quite a good read but I think we killed his personal blog for now. I recommend this article on the site: https://blog.powerdns.com/2019/09/25/centralised-doh-is-bad-...
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Let me ask you this: If you walk down a busy street, which are the most likely you see: McDonald's or whatever equivalent they have in China? If you look at people using computers do they use Facebook and Google or Renren and Baidu? Do
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Yes, but while sad it doesn't mean PRC is a bigger threat than many others. 20 is a drop in the sea of people dead in Iraq for example. So to say there's a threat from PRC isn't a direct lie but it is laughably small compared
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by Dahoon 6y ago
While you might guess that Yellow means Taxi in most of the world taxis aren't actually yellow. Around here they are mostly big dark Mercedes (many of them vans), maybe with some ads on them. And no big white sign on top either.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
1) 30mbps isn't broadband in 2020. Maybe in 2000. 2) Those numbers for EU are incorrect. Look at Stockholm for one. It is at a minimum 2x too low. Even Denmark which is in top is too low. I live in Denmark and even if I pick cable the
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Seems higher than average to me. US$45 is what I pay for 1/1Gbps in Denmark. You could likely switch and get better service on the same network for less. For English readers this is in English instead of Danish: https://kvik
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by Dahoon 6y ago
There no more a "China threat" than there's a "US threat". Stop spreading FUD on HN. Also "China" is like "America". Geography, not countries.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
You need local journalists to write local news.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
On what Americans call Left and what the rest of the world call Right or Center-right. Since this is about India this is incorrect. HuffPost is center-right.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
How do you know if someone uses Arch Linux.....

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