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by ggg3 7y ago
it mostly was the case to remove the logo at some point in time :/
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by ggg3 7y ago
well, users already leave passwords in the clipboard as normal usage...
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by ggg3 7y ago
people love to pick on EFF but forget life as we live it would be very different without them. your critic is more a matter of focus than agenda. EFF is more focused on protocols and crypto and software per se. while usability, end user abu
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by ggg3 7y ago
the problem here is not even your process. its google/apple walled gardens that do not the end user install a freaking older version!
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by ggg3 7y ago
which is the "workaround" to the gdpr the article badly describes (probably because brave upcoming ad network will do the same but more workaroundily) now those are used to match a 3rd party id. you just need a gdpr_workaround sch
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by ggg3 7y ago
do i have to know the cantonese roots? because the 3 components are nowhere in the red and black image.
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by ggg3 7y ago
you should re-read the article. the main point is that it will solve frameworks (not exactly what the author aimed at, this I am extrapolating) reinventing everything. all utils methods will live in the proposed repository in the sky with
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by ggg3 7y ago
very good point. i think the solution to this problem (module or not) will be the same solution to the shared lib problem. npm is a dumpster fire, but the larger projects are usually fine (the /bin equivalent). the worst problem is tha
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by ggg3 7y ago
> illicit source Because everyone wants our taxes to crack down on every herb garden in the neighborhood that evades taxes! specially the heirloom tomatoes! those creates multi-generation lost taxes oportunities! everything that is somew
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by ggg3 7y ago
same in brazil and crimea and before that arabspring. the obvious fake content on youtube and facebook was reported and removed, but all it did was hide the traces of the content that flooded private whatsapp groups.
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by ggg3 7y ago
perverse incentives. if you have good SEO you do not have to pay google. Ironically. so by allowing the copy cats, they kill the value of your good SEO and force your hand to pay for premium placement, generating revenue that wouldn't
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by ggg3 7y ago
not really. you are just too poor. if you had the means to create the right connections, you could be paid by the army, like blackwater.
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by ggg3 7y ago
the problem is finding security pundits that know that crime can force people to do things in other ways than money...
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by ggg3 7y ago
on the other hand you can push docker images with typos from popular ones. harder to target specific targets, but sure to get a good volume. this list is great.
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by ggg3 7y ago
how is this different from the current rating system the article is about?
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by ggg3 7y ago
thankfully the shift he points out with tan/work/leisure is happening and everyone now "works" as influencer on social media being the most basic as possible. By the time the author archives his desired basicnes as a sta
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by ggg3 7y ago
what about the claims that the server has access to group chat logs? because yor denial, only covers the moderation sugar on top. the damage is already done. a long time ago.
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by ggg3 7y ago
you do not trust layer X. so you add layer A, B, C, Y and Z. none have more merits to be more trustworthy than X. You are downgrading your total network trust by adding vpns you do not control fully.
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by ggg3 7y ago
was refering to nestle, kraft. even the most hipster eco hand made brands in wholefoods are most likely an off brand of nestle or uses their products as main ingredient and doesn't list it as such.
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by ggg3 7y ago
and libra can be facebra.
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by ggg3 7y ago
the fact this is legal everywhere is mindblowing. it's virtually impossible to buy food today that is not owned by 3 companies, who will eventually "take the fall" but be too big for it to matter
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by ggg3 7y ago
the little groups I've been part, people started with release notes/bragging rights in a readme1st file, which then evolved into a elaborated ascii poster, and eventually the release included (in the dump or besides it) a demo. an
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by ggg3 7y ago
mods are quick to silence anything tangentially political (that is not about US propaganda war), but I'm glad they missed this one. very relevant to the current climate. It brings up the important distinction between exile, refugee, he
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by ggg3 7y ago
anyone knows what "ufq" means in the latin page?
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by ggg3 7y ago
even if thats is true , and let's assume it is, you are adding yet another bunch of ISP, networks, nation states laws into the original mix. That might not work out in your favour. not to mention people. no matter how reputable the car
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by ggg3 7y ago
what a crap article. the riots have been going on for a while. recently, criminal mobs wearing white shirt are entering the subways with battons and violently attacking the protesters. all caugth on camera. police is never present when whit
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by ggg3 7y ago
your analogy is off. and the suggestion to use VPN is outright counterproductive. people close the bathroom door when they poop. I guess they also close the door when they whatch porn. using a vpn is akin to (car analogy time) trying to usi
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by ggg3 7y ago
that's not what risk means. no investment considers early exit because of difficulty as a risk. even legislation call that "investor profile" or something meaningless or another.
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by ggg3 7y ago
you peer what to who with that?
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by ggg3 7y ago
china endgame is to make the world chinese, and then everyone will be using wechat. and I am not even joking. And the irony is they are doing it using UK's old gameplan, via capitalistic investment with a side of corruption and militar

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