echoangle

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by echoangle 4d ago
> The real URL is in the Location header on /goto. Request that URL. Do not follow the redirect. What does this mean? Isn’t the location header the redirect? Am I not following the redirect by requesting the location header url?
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by echoangle 5d ago
Wasn’t the criticism of photography kind of correct though? I don’t think people think of photography as an art as much as painting is an art. There aren’t a lot of photographs that a layman couldn’t in principle also take, but only a few p
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by echoangle 5d ago
Amazon also has AWS as infra though, they only do retail as a side gig
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by echoangle 7d ago
Calls on AirPods don’t sound worse to me than on the phone speakers, I don’t think the AirPods noticeably decrease the quality compared to the stuff happening on the phone network.
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by echoangle 7d ago
As I mentioned in my comment, I don’t notice the worse Bluetooth quality on calls because the audio itself is already bad, so making calls isn’t really a reason to not use Bluetooth.
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by echoangle 7d ago
If you’re outside with a smartphone, why do you actually need that though? If you call someone, their audio will be bad anyways, and when do you need playback and microphone at the same time? Outside multiplayer gaming, I don’t really know
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by echoangle 7d ago
They mean that the audio quality you hear on the AirPods is better if you only listen to audio compared to listening and using the microphone. I don’t know if that happens on Macs too, but it’s certainly true when using AirPods on Linux bec
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by echoangle 7d ago
> Most recently, Automattic attempted to claim it owns the word “automatic.” Real austin powers vibes > He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark.
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by echoangle 7d ago
If solved problems don’t count anymore, the sentence also doesn’t make sense because now navier stokes apparently isn’t open anymore too, right?
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by echoangle 7d ago
Laying down arms as an action is different to being unarmed. And it was a hypothetical, there are a lot of situations where you can kill unarmed military personnel legally. You can just bomb military barracks full of sleeping unarmed people
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by echoangle 10d ago
I’m not saying the shoes would damage the floor but that’s not really true. Both sides of the contact get some wear, even if one of them is softer.
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by echoangle 10d ago
Does Europe prevent the sale of US products based on that though?
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by echoangle 11d ago
French Guiana to be exact, which is a different country
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by echoangle 12d ago
Why does everyone need a die? Just number each player from 1 to 5 and use a 5 sided die (or 2 3 4*5 = 120 faces if you want to cover 2 to 5 players)?
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by echoangle 12d ago
> That’s why I approximated the fuselage as two EVS (the frontal area) Have you ever seen a car and a plane? The Tesla model x has a frontal area of 2.6 sqm and a 737 fuselage alone, without any wings is already 11 sqm. With all attachme
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by echoangle 12d ago
> A 737 has a lower drag coefficient than my car Drag coefficient is about the shape and needs to be multiplied by area to get drag. Your car is a lot smaller when viewed from the front than a 737. And there's no way a plane flying
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by echoangle 13d ago
> This is an ostensibly uncharacteristic move for verisign, but the customers that bought these 2ld did so from a non-verisign vendor, it is only after verisign bought the 2ld holder that they became the holders and are now proceeding to
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by echoangle 13d ago
Sol is a specific Astrum so Astra isn’t necessarily bigger than Sol
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by echoangle 13d ago
Does the car not check a signature or anything like that? You can just use any selfmade data?
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by echoangle 13d ago
Is it realistic to keep people working jobs that don’t get anything done in the long term? I know most people will say that’s already happening, but imagine a society where basically every job is just a bullshit job made to keep you occupie
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by echoangle 13d ago
That’s exactly the problem I have with all this agent ideas too. Imagine you had a human concierge that is just waiting for your instructions and is as smart or a bit smarter than you. Would you just tell them “plan this holiday for me” or
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by echoangle 13d ago
> Regardless, there are local laws against this. Yeah, but maybe the laws are stupid and should be changed?
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by echoangle 13d ago
I thought there might have been a need to send an ID to prove that you actually have the name you're registering for so you would need to wait for the birth certificate but from wikipedia it doesn't seem like that's the case.
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by echoangle 13d ago
> Or pick any TLD and register ˋ a 2nd-level domain (ˋfraser.tld`)? How would that help? The problem is that he's losing access to all the accounts currently tied to fraser.name, if he is changing that he can just use any arbitrary
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by echoangle 13d ago
And who cares about ToS? That’s a purely civil thing, surely hacking (which is a crime) is worse than breaching a contract?
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by echoangle 13d ago
I wasn’t asking if a data breach could be in the search results, I asked if saving search engine results in itself would be a data breach. Apparently you think that scraping publicly accessible data from tik tok is a data breach in itself,
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by echoangle 13d ago
Breaching a contract isn’t a crime though, it’s a civil matter.
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by echoangle 13d ago
You don’t see a difference between accessing data by hacking a service (which is illegal) and downloading/scraping data that’s not protected? The TOS are a contract and only a civil thing afaik.
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by echoangle 13d ago
Is it a data breach if I right click images in google search and save them to my disk?
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by echoangle 13d ago
I could get the same data in principle by downloading the app and accessing the post. There’s no hacking or circumventing access controls. That’s what I meant by public data.

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