sebstefan

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by sebstefan 10d ago
But also 4. Every single fucked up thing it did was indeed listed in their customer agreement and privacy policy
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by sebstefan 12d ago
If it's in the CISA known exploited vulnerabilities catalog, tell me if I'm wrong but I assume people don't go around exploiting million dollar 0-days in public just to fuck around safely in a chrome sandbox. So maybe we&#x27
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by sebstefan 25d ago
This guy's been charged with obstruction not destroying evidence so they could still charge you with obstruction for failing to give a password that opens the phone up.
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by sebstefan 26d ago
The link doesn't work (it only serves a redirect to hearsnetworks.com/) if you are outside the united states
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by sebstefan 28d ago
The impossibility of drawing a line! So difficult! So nebulous! I will work for a concentration camp
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by sebstefan 28d ago
Lol but Hackernews is the epitome of a forum filled with incredible pedants if anything so it's shocking hearing that. I would say it's the exact same thing over there, maybe with a little less decorum? Are you sure it's not
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by sebstefan 28d ago
He's not joking, he's tacitly asking for peace of mind from his peers :)
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by sebstefan 1mo ago
lobste.rs
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by sebstefan 1mo ago
Opera also claims they are committed to support manifest V2 forever.
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by sebstefan 1mo ago
Sorry what do you even mean? > Java and Kotlin as regular Android app already provide all the juice required to do the job. To do what job? What job can Java and Kotlin do on a phone to replace a Hetzner VPS?
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by sebstefan 4mo ago
Creatine is very uncontroversial and the scientific consensus is that it's an all around good thing, so I wouldn't be surprised
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by sebstefan 4mo ago
I swear I'm not trying to be inflamatory, but this is the _worst_ programming language feature I could ever imagine. I'm not trying to be hyperbolic, if I try to reason about it there is nothing I can come up with that I would dis
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by sebstefan 4mo ago
We don't have a red scare. Communist symbols aren't a dealbreaker in europe.
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by sebstefan 4mo ago
>YouTube is eating itself from the inside out too. Everyone hates the demonetization stuff but the low effort AI slop content is what really kills it for me. YouTube got massive because it had real creators. Supply and demand. A real mar
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by sebstefan 4mo ago
Most of europe has communist parties running in elections and getting non negligible scores, then alliances and seats in parliaments, municipal councils, ...
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by sebstefan 5mo ago
So that's just one more win for formal verification despite the title it seems I'm genuinely excited about AI agents and formal verification languages. To me it's obviously the way forward instead of moonshots trying to make
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
Woah I stand corrected. Not really when AI starts but when it starts getting useful for sure.
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
>Every morning a few thousand people wake up and ship something. A tool, a SaaS, a newsletter, an app that does the thing the other app does but slightly differently. They post it on Hacker News. Nobody clicks. >This is not new. What&
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
this is plenty of actual reasons already A world championship with rapid timecontrols alone should have been enough reason
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
> Hikaru Nakamura, the 2022 Fischer Random World Champion, declined his invitation to the event, citing the changes in the format, rushed arrangement, reduced prize fund, and his focus on the upcoming Candidates Tournament 2026. He said
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
For those wondering why Nakamura (who we're used to seeing winning, or in the top 3 in chess960 tournaments) isn't there > Hikaru Nakamura, the 2022 Fischer Random World Champion, declined his invitation to the event, citing th
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
You got that fact from my own comment a few ones above this https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8jmzd972leo It was a 3rd party
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
I'm not saying they won't ever start collecting it and selling it. I'm saying the day they do, it will be laid out in their privacy policy. Right now they're making statements that they're not even collecting it.
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
Nope, when corporate overlords sell your data they say it in their terms of use and privacy policies because no one is that stupid. If Discord says they're not selling that data, they're not selling that data. The day they'll
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
>How many users are paying? 7.3 million paying every month >How many use the service for "free"? 143 million times maybe 2 bucks once. Most likely five cents once. >Are you stupid? Flagged
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
How much? 2 bucks per user? Their paid users shell out 3 a month... And then you think of the real world > secretly selling your IDs data behind your back, they have to account for that revenue in their books, put it in their privacy pol
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
Oh hey Direwolf I've contributed some stuff to your mods. You mean if they lied about just the IDs but not the faces? The paragraph quoted mentions that the verification is done client side, "never leaves your device". If we
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
Discord is an app that's so routinely reverse-engineered there are projects with a million+ users designed around patching changes to it, straight in the binary. https://betterdiscord.app/ Do you think their big evil p
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
No API, they sign the tokens with the government's private key and you verify them with the government's public key If discord needs to contact an API, then the government can associate the token with you, and you with discord, an
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by sebstefan 7mo ago
> Key privacy protections of Discord’s age-assurance approach include: > On-device processing: Video selfies for facial age estimation never leave a user’s device. > Quick deletion: Identity documents submitted to our vendor

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