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by thegeekbin 4y ago
What this really says that they opened a hole which got them into a questionable legal area by removing them, and they regret not just remaining neutral.
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by thegeekbin 4y ago
It comes down to content moderation. If a company begins to moderate content that travels through its network, it can be held liable and forced to remove things that any entity or governmental body could disagree with. For example that mean
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by thegeekbin 4y ago
I’m glad Cloudflare is taking a neutral stance to this. I’ve long said if a service provider, in any capacity, starts moderating content without a court order then it’s a slippery slope. I’m not saying the sites are good, but, why does Clou
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
Packet Rabbit Inc | Multiple Roles | Remote | Contract We're a young, energetic company hiring for multiple roles on contract. We help companies build everything from custom-designed software to entire networks to power hundreds of gig
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
As a network operator, you would be surprised how many AS operators are hostile or simply don’t respond. It’s unfortunately very common, even Tier-1’s are hostile. Out of the last month, I sent out 191 abuse reports, of which 10 got replied
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
Why punish a group for one bad actor?
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
I mean, why not? What Uber and the other companies who are doing this is entirely legal -- but, probably pretty costly at 500k dutch.
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
> Uber probably are doing something dodgy, with all these shell companies, but this opening remark just shouts "Don't trust this source - they don't know what they are talking about". Uber, like all massive companies,
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
If you want to do anything, build it on-top of Matrix (the protocol).
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
You're late to the party. Matrix & Element do a fine job at this, and can be easily customized.
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
Frankly, it's been long suggested by the government to do that. I would not be surprised if they did as well. In Canada, our freedom of expression is limited by whatever the Government deems appropriate: > Freedom of expression in C
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
I was personally affected by it, it appears they kept the announcement of the prefixes live in those datacenters but it was similar to being blackholed in those POPs. It caused 8 hour of outages for me and many people I know who go through
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
I'm not going to rely on Cloudflare Pages personally... It's concerning to see they let free traffic in regions be broken for over 8 hours _without_ redirecting traffic to another working PoP as well[0]. 0: https://www.
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On Disaster Recovery Plans(thegeekbin.com)
1 points by thegeekbin 5y ago|0 comments
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
ProtonMail Calendar works fine now... give it a shot?
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by thegeekbin 5y ago
In my opinion, the right decision is to release your research and have the vulnerabilities patched. I'm not a fan of the argument "only we know the bug" "it's for counterterrorism, seriously"... because I'
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
I miss the ascii art... it's rare to see these days.
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
Have any bridge to Matrix? It would be pretty awesome to join.
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
In relaxed terms, NFT is a special type of token that is universally unique. There is no two identical tokens, and by holding this "token", it's like holding a certified purchase receipt. It's the "proof of ownershi
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Tunnel IPs over WireGuard(thegeekbin.com)
5 points by thegeekbin 6y ago|0 comments
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
It ends up becoming an instant droplist for me. If I can't navigate how I want, then I won't visit the site until it's resolved.
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
Not on topic for the actual product... but please remove that terrible scrolling behaviour. I hate when websites do this, it makes the user experience (imo) much worse to just "jump" sections if I try to scroll a tiny bit.
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JetBrains PhpStorm Review: The best value for money(thegeekbin.com)
1 points by thegeekbin 6y ago|0 comments
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
I expect the iPhone edition has the same trackers in it. It's quite disgusting, frankly. I don't see a logical need for these trackers.
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
> Your ssh key should never leave a host. If you need an ssh key for whatever reason from a host (for example, git pulls on a staging machine), you should generate one on that box and narrow it's scope in the machine that will recei
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
It looks like it's probably generated with Hugo
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mbind: Operation not permitted (Docker and MySQL)(thegeekbin.com)
1 points by thegeekbin 6y ago|0 comments
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
IBM Formula For Pricing: Initial Price = Estimated_Cost / 1000 "Oops, we need more money" = (Estimated_Exec_Bonus + Estimated_Corp_Greed) + Worker_Cost + Extra_Corp_Greed
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
That's how outsourcing works -- who cares if management made promises they could never keep up with, right?
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by thegeekbin 6y ago
That is a nightmare. I'm not as concerned with "vaccination status" (though, I disagree) -- but, at least 50% of my concern is IBM. Everything IBM touches turns into a hot pile of garbage that needs billions to rewrite and it

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