ZeroZeroOneZero

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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
Fair enough. But the indictment reads as if they were knowingly profiting off of illegal transactions and we may be looking at the case where that line in the sand is drawn. As a counter example, should the US government not try to stop t
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
I think you're both ignoring one key factor here: intent. If this was simple service for moving/spending money privately. Sure, probably nothing wrong then. But the indictment specifically states that they knew the service was b
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
Agreed. Honestly, this is starting to feel like copyright holders using the Big, New, Scary AI as a strawman to attack Fair Use.
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
> Input vs output. This is what I've been wondering. Does Fair Use apply here at all? Sure, the models were trained on copyrighted material. But wouldn't the generative part of the AI count as transformative?
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
A lot of people I've met that reverse malware for a living started out cracking copy protections. It's basically the same skill set. The old SnD forums had an entire section dedicated to it. They even had decompiled Stuxnet sample
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
More specifically: All of the binaries are just Inno Setup files - even the proxy itself. Which means it should be easy to wipe out with the next MSRT/Windows update. Considering unpacking Inno and decompiling that weird Pascal(?) sc
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
I really do miss the days where candor was seen as a sign of respect. Now it's just seen as being contrarian or even insulting. All because you "ruined" their virtue-fueled dopamine drip. It's not a genuine interaction,
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
> Talk about having one foot in both pools. I honestly don't get it either. Why does he even care about Russia at this point? They can't directly attack the satellites, as that would be an act of war against the United States a
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by ZeroZeroOneZero 3y ago
It was started by the Navy way back in the '90s for secure communication online. Then the source was released like a year after being made public and development was funded by the EFF until the Tor Project itself was officially found