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by vikarti 9d ago
Does this app work on GrapheneOS? LineageOS? Android betas? Who will troubleshoot issues if it doesn't?
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by vikarti 6mo ago
Why not make it _optional_ but implement on github,etc so any publisher could enable this, no matter how small. But also make it possibel to disable either by support request and small wait or by secondary confirmation or via LONG (months)
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by vikarti 7mo ago
Problem is that A LOT of companies abuse copyright. Examples with known services: - Several years ago I can only buy a lot of ebooks via Kindle Store (they weren't in other places).Actually reading them in Bookfusion (which is my prefe
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by vikarti 11mo ago
They pay _for service_ of just press play and view
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by vikarti 11mo ago
> Most music is sold without digital restrictions Thanks to Apple >many video games are also sold without digital restrictions Thanks to GoG and (to a lesser extent) Steam
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by vikarti 11mo ago
Potential issue: what EXACTLY DRM is? Is "you can only read this book/view this video on tivoized device which have it's own cellular connection to mothership and no USB/Ethernet/WiFi" counts as DRM for this pu
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by vikarti 1y ago
Sometimes I wish I'm able to knew things like this in discussion: - is person legally adult(not necessary due to being of age, emancipation is also ok, people who do emancipation usually more...adult) - how much education person really
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by vikarti 1y ago
Possible option(will it BE Option?): EU:Here is my phone. Yes, it's working. It's chinese one with Huawei's Harmony OS, photos are great. or it's Russian one, I really like Pushkin so decided to get their model. Russia:
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by vikarti 1y ago
Scroogled, by Cory Doctorow comes to mind.
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by vikarti 1y ago
Regulations sometimes matter. Stupid "security" rules sometimes matter too.
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by vikarti 2y ago
China or Russia also have "interesting" data protection / "let's protect children" laws. Some of they also formulated in same way as GDPR so VPN doesn't help. Why should they be ignored? (other than "
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by vikarti 2y ago
He is in Russia? Did he tried to run his own server _over vpn_? I did encounter a lot of strange issues with network connectivity if one of nodes is in Russia (especially on non-datacenter connection).TSPU could cause a lot of issues (to pr
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by vikarti 2y ago
Created encrypted room on matrix.org with my matrix.org user Invited my account from my self-hosted homeserver. Chat works.
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by vikarti 2y ago
Not only. Example: Chrome on Android did change some time ago so if CA is in System store (which means it got here from manufacturer or from user which does have root access) - such CA MUST use Certificate Transparency. This rule doesn&#x27
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by vikarti 2y ago
A LOT of minor fuck ups which demonstrates Entrust is (likely) not malicious, they just stupid and don't care how to do things correctly. How long until they fuck up something serious? This reminds me about discussion about Russian Go
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by vikarti 2y ago
This looks related to some other problem: - There is Alice's server which provide service X - There are clients like Bob who needs this service. - There is Mallory who thinks clients doesn't need such service. Mallory have signifi
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by vikarti 3y ago
They can. Every country can. And they do in other cases - USA is perfectly Ok to sanction Chinese/UAE bank for doing business with Russian military. If it's ok to it with sanctions - why it's not ok to do it for market access
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by vikarti 3y ago
Would answer "I use it host servers at home and have load-balanced access to internet via several end-users ISPs(no BGP sessions with ISPs so 2 VPN tunnels from home to server + 2 BGP sessions from home to said server via tunnels and s
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by vikarti 3y ago
I thought they were still at "we could provide EDGE-like performance".
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by vikarti 3y ago
There's other potential advantage (or disadvantage depending on how you view it). Some countries like India don't like sat phones on their territory. Some countries like Russia are ok with them but require local connection to terr
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by vikarti 3y ago
As far as I understood, this is because US carries throws unlimited SMS for free and data is costly. In my country, it's possible to get unlimited sms but for additional fee on some carries (other carries just provide N SMS per month)
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by vikarti 3y ago
How it works with totally unmodified cellular hardware? I thought there are physical max limits on cell size and they were lower than LEO orbits. Could it in future allow for LTE speeds? Could it work in any place where regular starlink cou
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by vikarti 3y ago
People who want 'real customers' who read their very important emails ? Right now email verification services like verifymail.io says idont.date provides 'real' emails
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by vikarti 4y ago
Is there working stack you can deploy to your own VM and deploy Wildebeest to? Even if this mean losing all great things Cloudflare provides. Btw, is there any plans to do same thing to Matrix and Peertube, by any chance?
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by vikarti 4y ago
It's interesting how much it costs. Also, it's interesting is it possible to migrate to fully-self-hosted Mastodoon setup even without data (it's very difficult in Matrix - as far as I understood, you can't migrate Synap
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by vikarti 5y ago
/56? What about /64 per customer. ISP just ignores RIPE rules and explanations why /64 is not enough for complex home network.
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by vikarti 5y ago
They could be good idea. Ukraine can trust China they try to protect them if agreed to. They doesn't have to do this with military force and even if Putin suddenly decide that Chinese can't be trusted anymore - China is ALSO nucle
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by vikarti 5y ago
Current war is between Russia and Ukraine. NOT between Russia and other countries. Let's supposed somebody starts hacking Russian satellites. Kremlin says it's highly likely was done by Europe/USA (even if it's Ukraine)
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by vikarti 5y ago
This could be understood - a lot of their employees ARE from Ukraine, as far as I remember (so it's rather different from situations companies like Apple/Disney don't want to work in Russia) This could have grave issues for t
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by vikarti 5y ago
What if accusation is proven (and this person agrees with it) but said person does eir work really good. Should ey be forcefully removed from this position? What if there is no good replacement candidate at this time? p.s. pronouns used are

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