johneth

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by johneth 5d ago
> they don't want cheap gas You don't strengthen an enemy (Russia) by buying their products. Defence is more important. > as well as shutting down reactors A German problem, not a wider European one. The solution is to accel
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by johneth 7d ago
There's also the JA4+ suite ( https://github.com/FoxIO-LLC/ja4 ), in addition to standard JA4.
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by johneth 7d ago
> My point is that this term has been used so loosely, it has lost its meaning. Have you taken a look at X/Twitter lately? There is a lot of out and out racism. Don't give the benefit of the doubt that it's just people who
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by johneth 12d ago
You've got to start somewhere with these things, where better than the UN?
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by johneth 16d ago
There's JA4 fingerprinting (and the JA4+ suite), but still not a surefire way of detecting. Plus the metadata for the signatures has to be constantly maintained and updated.
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by johneth 17d ago
Bright Data et al.
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by johneth 17d ago
Just look at another tab while you're waiting if you're that bothered.
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by johneth 17d ago
If there was a way of detecting the proxy SDKs, it would be a simple matter of banning the device. Or at least naming and shaming the apps that use them.
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by johneth 18d ago
> She had to go to Berlin data authority periodically and report status. That seems more of a German bureaucracy thing rather than GDPR specifically. The UK, which does still implement GDPR from its time as a member state, does not requi
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by johneth 28d ago
I'd have to agree, given the past alerts ( https://www.gov.uk/alerts/past-alerts ) seem to be reasonable and localised. Hopefully they take heed.
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by johneth 1mo ago
They "believe" that for the sake of their stock options and IPOs, not out of any actual belief.
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by johneth 1mo ago
The benefit of not being MITM'd by Cloudflare is probably worth it in many cases.
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by johneth 1mo ago
LLMs are not unbiased. Nothing is unbiased.
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by johneth 2mo ago
> Those who are attempting to mislead won't. Sure, but this mandate means that if they're caught (which isn't unlikely), they can be fined up to 3% of revenue (not profit). Many will be outside the EU's jurisdiction,
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by johneth 2mo ago
From their style guide: "Where you would normally pronounce the abbreviation as a string of letters - an initialism - use all capitals with no full stops or spaces (eg FA, UNHCR). However, our style is to use lower case with an initial
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by johneth 2mo ago
Yes, they have no obligations to you, just as you have no obligations to them (beyond whatever licenses apply to their content).
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by johneth 2mo ago
What makes you think Paul Graham knows what he's talking about re: space, data centers, and the logistics of lifting data centers into space and the ongoing maintenance of them. I don't understand the deification his thoughts rece
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by johneth 2mo ago
The other parties aren't standing in this particular byelection because they (correctly) realise that it's just a media stunt by Farage, who is attempting to paint himself as a victim of establishment harassment (while being the e
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by johneth 2mo ago
> If you go in with the assumption that democracy does not work, then there is also no point in protesting You mean peaceful protesting. There are other kinds of protesting that may have better success.
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by johneth 3mo ago
> i’m convinced we’re going to find out at some point they’re all on some kind of modern meth type drug that entirely breaks their reality It's called being out-of-touch obscenely wealthy coupled with a massive ego.
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by johneth 3mo ago
It is extremely difficult for me to care about the fate of private schools. In my opinion, they shouldn't exist. If the rich are forced to send their children to the same schools as everyone else, maybe they'll pressure the govern
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by johneth 3mo ago
Out of pure curiosity, which UK bank was it?
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by johneth 3mo ago
I think "over-18" posts on X within the feed are hidden behind a "please verify your age" button if you've not verified your age (in UK and parts of EU, probably Australia too). They're intermixed with non-hidd
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by johneth 3mo ago
Completely ignoring all the ways in which space data centers are fucking infeasible for a moment. Just because there are no laws in space, you still need to launch your rockets from a place that has laws.
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by johneth 3mo ago
I've just been implementing a bunch of URL-related utility functions in Go. Decided the most pragmatic solution of handling IPv6 addresses in URL hosts is to outright reject zone identifiers because of the ambiguity in how to parse &#x
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by johneth 4mo ago
The stock market is not about future results, it's about gambling, especially over the last decade.
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by johneth 4mo ago
If you buy the "AI DCs in space" pitch, you deserve to be parted from your money.
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by johneth 4mo ago
All good points, but I think their main point of poor governance is still the pure motivation.
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by johneth 4mo ago
You can change the audio track back to the original. Not sure if it remembers your preference, though, so if it doesn't that probably grates.
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by johneth 4mo ago
Why is it their job to evaluate a 1m+ line code rewrite?

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