GhotiFish

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by GhotiFish 9y ago
of course it wouldn't be gone. It would just be where it belongs. somewhere else. unfortunately. that won't be happening.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
I think number 10 is firefox's pocket. any info on number 9? diagrams or something?
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
I know what you're saying, but think about things like jquery that every site uses. It's reasonable to source it remotely because everyone has it cached. Unless you had some content ID system in the browsers to pull locally source
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
People universally stated their feedback about pocket and it's still there. Why participate in a no-op?
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
the correct horse battery staple comic assumes it's a dictionary attack. https://xkcd.com/936/
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
To be blunt, it kinda does. Before, the major actor that could issue genuine consequences for speech was the state. The word "Consequences" in the statement "freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences", me
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
I hear what you're saying here, but just taking what the article was saying, that shouldn't be much of an issue. Then one of the participants drank some contraband Scotch and became unusually, violently ill. He confesse
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
hey we just have hatespeach laws. I'm not proud of them but that's what we have.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
you are just 100% on the wrong side of poe's law here.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
I think your chances are doing that are slim. Maybe a better strategy is to not base our societal discourse on central points of control. Maybe #FixInternet.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
out of curiosity, who is this judge talking to again? A storage node?
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
wow... that spoiler was actually a spoiler. I was thinking "I should read that" till I hit that last line.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
isn't it 10%? Main site says 10%, but I hear people complaining about 20%. I'm not sure what's going on here.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
This is such a clean concept. If you have a tiny application, doing a tiny thing, do you need redis? Do you need sqlite? do you need to write some custom-text-file-ma-bob? nah. I feel like simple simple little tools like this are in short s
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
That sounds silly, but that's when they killed the audio reader functionality so as to not compete with the audiobook industry right?
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
also it seems its not the paint that's expensive, but the retooling, so it's a one time cost. really seems much ado about nothing.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
Just thought I would mention: PassFF does not works with the current version of firefox. The current plugin does not work and is not supported. According to the author, we should wait for the Web-Extensions version which will be coming... n
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
no doubt. if you politically object to anything on that list, you merely need to compare it to something higher up and force people into a binary choice. "Which would be better"?
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
a co-worker did this, it took him to a screen that was designed to imitate the windows blue screen of death. I assume it was also attempting to deliver some kind of payload as well, because the browser crashed on that page. There is no way
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
a dynamic site can't work without mutability, ipfs can't deal with mutability, so ipfs comes with ipns, which allows you to statically reference content that might change.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
I guess in the same way a farmer might listen to its cattle? A nasty disease or two would get fixed, nice food to keep them fed, but if they're telling the farmers "don't eat me" I can't imagine the farmers would be
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
don't be too hard on him, you can only become competent by starting out incompetent.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
it doesn't increase it's page rank, at least on google, it has the rel="nofollow" attribute.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
whew. First result for me on this one: https://www.google.ca/search?num=20&safe=off&q=how+harmful+i... http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread73547/pg1 yikes.
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
some terrible ads don't look terrible, but instead behave terribly. Violating your privacy, Consuming your bandwidth, ect. How would you recognize these except to audit them yourself? If you read the criteria from the coalition for bet
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by GhotiFish 9y ago
Windows Subsystem's Not Unix.
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
This 100% blocked me. I tried to work around it by using lets encrypt to provision me certificates on the fly, but I got rate limited. Then I started speccing out a way to get single certs for many subdomains in one request using SAN, and t
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
you know. It occurs to me that you could actually do this without storing the password in plaintext! All you'd have to do is iterate every potential answer into a bloom filter and store that. The math gets a little hairy around the 50
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
oops. yah.
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
conversely, what's the argument against assigning copyright? I'm pretty sure the EFF can be trusted to keep nano open source.

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