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by hg35h4 2y ago
"I can't immediately think of a reason why you'd need a publicly trusted certificate if you're pinning a specific public key" Inter-finance systems mostly, some government. Sometimes they pin the CA issuer, sometime
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by hg35h4 2y ago
"Alternatively, if companies cannot handle the rotation, then they likely should re-evaluate if WebPKI is even appropriate for their use-case." I hate hearing this awful take, as if every IT organization has the same neat and tidy
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by hg35h4 3y ago
It's not working - https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/07/07/portugal-dru... The entire Jacobin article only focused on if less addicts die it is a "working" policy, but it resulted
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by hg35h4 3y ago
Accessing the walkway to the front door and knocking on the front door is not trespassing, even if there is signs posted. Wandering off the path, going around the back, looking in windows is trespassing - but accessing the front door to del
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by hg35h4 3y ago
Still not free-riding when you consider the data they are collecting from viewers even with ad-blockers. People still have accounts to save channels/videos, lots of people or households have Android phones that makes it stupidly easy
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by hg35h4 3y ago
You are only looking at one small part. Total immigration affecting housing & jobs are regular immigrants + temporary foreign workers + students (who often also work and have had most work restrictions removed). Each group also has th
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Everything about this sounds terrible for mobile, lossy or even medium latency connections. Non-blocking background updates are unnoticeable, but imagine your website being jammed like a stuck video every time you click or scroll? He descr
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Doesn't work since big tech all works together to crush dissent and anything that goes against their business model. Look at how attacked any right wing site is - they go after their ISPs, their CDNs, their DNS registrars, their hostin
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Traditional media companies vs big tech oligarchs. Not sure which I dislike more. Liars and thieves the lot of them. Can they both lose for our sakes?
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Good thing they aren't making rockets with this stuff. Or if they are they have controls to take over. Oh wait....
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by hg35h4 6y ago
It was a fine simple solution until DoH. In some internal environments the internal traffic volume can be much higher than the few services that might be publicly exposed. Sure lots of ways you could do it - get a fat edge firewall to hair
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by hg35h4 6y ago
It's horrible for environments with split horizon DNS. It presumes that the only network that should exist are home users consuming public Internet cloud services. For privacy it's a discussion of do I trust my obnoxious non-US I
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by hg35h4 6y ago
]D=.~. S=. I thought I was looking at a sendmail config file at first!
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by hg35h4 6y ago
> I have a GSuite legacy account for my personal domain name. Most of my family is on it. It was free. Oh boy they've been really trying to push people off GSuite legacy hard. I started missing incoming emails, testing would show a
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by hg35h4 6y ago
AWS was similar for years. Huge losses, now they are profitable. The big difference with Google Cloud is that they have a long history of jacking up pricing at random. Wake up one morning and find that the solution you just spent months b
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Stallman was right all along. The Google and Apple play to lock down your devices in order to "keep you safe" was not about malware or data privacy, it's about keeping away what THEY classify as thoughtcrime. It's abou
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by hg35h4 6y ago
You exactly described Big Green and Big Oil propaganda - to influence public opinion. Your definition explicitly mentions "facts" so therefore Big Green fits too. Also Big Green likes to half-truth about how ethical or clean gree
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Your propaganda is defined by anything you don't agree with trying to persuade you. Big green isn't propaganda, only big oil right?
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by hg35h4 6y ago
China wants to have easy access to simply copy out of private repos rather than hack developers.
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by hg35h4 6y ago
I must have angered fad language of the year fans :)
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by hg35h4 6y ago
Actually what kills it is Yet Another F... Language. Most new languages are barely better then anything that already exists. After the initial cheerleaders that started the project moved on, the company realizes it's hard to find code