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by asdffdasasdf 2y ago
they are mostly underlining the fact that the whole situation is about corruption and that it would easily please the corrupt if they benefited financially. and they ate the bait.
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by asdffdasasdf 2y ago
nice. this, unfortunately, is the future. 1) protecting in any way against meta doing an appl and bundling this feature on WhatsApp? 2) which api are you using? paying by message? paying meta compute? or hacking with a business account?
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
"learn a dozen technologies to the point of being an expert on all fields and then waste 2 months of work on each app, which will update every three days" you're not wrong, but not going anywhere either.
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
every ad network does this. right before the pandemic the new feature released on all big five was digital-out-of-home, which is the literal plot of dystopian movies... outdoors targeted to people passing by. after that they all added targe
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
heh. this reminds me that google just last week updated all their system apps (maps, calendar, clock) to include mandatory, no way to disable, weather. now they can phone home every time you look at the time or set up an alarm even under G
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
maybe we should all start to add "evaluated a hadoop cluster for X applications and saved the company 1mi (in time, headcount, and uptime) a year going with a 40line perl script"
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
of course it's possible. any country can do this. all trunk connecting are owned by the government telecom branch on 99pct of the world. but then Russia would have a hard time making their hacking. lol.
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
their heuristics is probably looking for long time connections.. you're scaping by moving the client around
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
you're probably getting spoted by using a single server every time. protocol doesn't matter
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
you were also a privilege person in the West and oblivious to poorer people outside of larger cities as the people you saw in China being oblivious to poorer people living outside of larger cities. foreigners, no matter how privileged, hard
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
all those things are useless. if you have contact out of the country you're already part of a very small elite. if not, you cannot use this. they are so oblivious to the demography they claim to help that the site requires js, a big no
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
(for now?) it's just a sample webapp. Like those TO-DO lists exercises. It have a dozen random metrics dashboards about how many bookmarks you add per day etc but not a single use case is done yet.
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
With a s* for brains search. It fails to search anything, even it's own folders! or parts of the url. or the tags that gets added and removed from the UI every now and then and are ignored in search. heck there's a 18yr old bug ab
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
yeah, the tax preparation website and others.
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
i'm mobile. probably got the wrong url. only have bookmarks for the ca certs https://www.gov.br/iti/pt-br/assuntos/repositorio/repositori...
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
manipulating trust in elections is pretty much MetaBook's business model at this point. Btw, how does Cicero react/uses to the most common Diplomacy game strategy: going out for a smoke and bribing someone to gang up on on another
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
here's one example, the brazil irs https://www.receita.gov.br/ good lucky finding the cert if you didn't download your firefox in brazilian portuguese or didn't register you apple device in brazil. I mean, it
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by asdffdasasdf 3y ago
> We were concerned about the phrasing of Article 45, that lays down a requirement for browsers to recognize any certificate ... So same as today but with less steps? Most govs are already in you browser/OS CA list. And every single