amfsn

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by amfsn 7y ago
Cops in the US are out there to hurt you or kill you? Talk about delusional.
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by amfsn 7y ago
Then PayPal has the data and LE can follow the trail. Because it's about LE being able to tell who actually bought the certificate, telling me end users can't do that is kinda moving the goalposts.
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by amfsn 7y ago
Unless you're implying educated people don't use search, ad, mail, video, etc?
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by amfsn 7y ago
NYT has an anti-tech agenda in general because tech is killing newspapers. It's also a contrarian position because most people love their tech, and contrarian positions and outrage drive clicks.
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by amfsn 7y ago
Of course they did. When you paid with your card they knew your identity. Unless you were carding which is a pretty serious crime.
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by amfsn 7y ago
That's what they wanted when they pushed Let's Encrypt. https meant something before, since a certificate was expensive and required proof of identity. Yes, those methods weren't infallible, but they were good enough. Now we&
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by amfsn 7y ago
Cynical and correct observation, which I know will get downvoted because it goes against the mantra of this website: Being able to read whatsapp would help us catch many more stupid bad guys. Smart bad guys will always be able to get away w
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by amfsn 7y ago
You'd be surprised to learn how fucking stupid most bad guys are.
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by amfsn 7y ago
People generally don't care about LE reading what they say, so no. People used whatsapp before e2e and will keep using it after e2e.
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by amfsn 7y ago
https://www.collabora.com/assets/images/blog/xrdesktop/xrdes... Oh god... where's your anisotropic filtering? That looks like a screenshot from Doom.
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by amfsn 7y ago
That's not a "full disclosure", that's spam.
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by amfsn 7y ago
One of many basic cultural differences between the UK and the EU. In the EU you must give up your biometrics (fingerprint) by law. Doesn't surprise me that they are leaving.
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by amfsn 7y ago
$700 for this? It's gonna flop really hard.
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by amfsn 7y ago
That happened to me too. Min payment was 120€ or so, and when I had amassed that amount (it took me like one year), bam, banned a few days before I could cash out. Obviously on purpose. That was ten years ago or so I think.
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by amfsn 7y ago
Does using warez slang automatically make software less secure and slower?
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by amfsn 7y ago
I don't believe VR could ever reproduce what you feel during an actual suicide, so no
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by amfsn 7y ago
Eugenics were crushed with violence, they weren't actually disproved.
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by amfsn 7y ago
34 kilograms
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by amfsn 7y ago
It's simply better to go to the options of your browser and disable third-party cookies altogether. And at that point why not keep using Chrome, which is faster, heh
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by amfsn 7y ago
It's the time of China, I doubt this would work anymore.
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by amfsn 7y ago
Heh. So it's like a regular cell but everything inside of it is full of padding? What is it padded of, water?
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by amfsn 7y ago
Thank you!
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by amfsn 7y ago
I agree. Example: Facebook. Journalists keep shitting on Facebook. Facebook doesn't care. Facebook (with WhatsApp and Instagram) keeps winning. Caving to the blackmailing would've probably left them in a worse position, like havin
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by amfsn 7y ago
If we leave glycogen in our mouth for seconds/minutes, would the acids in our mouth decompose it into glucose which would taste sweet? Yes, I have no knowledge about chemistry.
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by amfsn 7y ago
What does this look in the inside?
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by amfsn 7y ago
Thank the Lord it's just a matter of buying air conditioners. I'm sure next year we'll read the same news: "people are boiling!". Okay, why didn't you buy an air conditioner last year, eh?
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by amfsn 7y ago
Shopping centres. You can even have a beer! :D