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by zeepzeep 4y ago
weird that Facebook would say that
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
The Action to change the status page doesn't work, what do you expect?
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
that's doesn't mean it's because that amount of twitter users are fake tho I'd argue real people rarely click ads for facebook I read that most of the advertising money is spent on clickfarms, which just click anything t
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Wow the one with the most money has to pay the most taxes? A wonder. Why is this the first time tho?
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
literally 1 possible word after I entered 2 tries :/ I have no idea which word it is
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Wasn't DDG in another bad headline recently? I'm searching... https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/24/ddg-microsoft-tracking-blo... there seem to be many headlines lately!
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
I use https://github.com/eaburns/Watch
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Quaaludes... what?
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> If it isn't a phishing attempt it would be really surprising to me that they would use http Spammers are the first to adopt https and all the mail and dns security stuff. It never was a sign of legitimacy
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
hashing is one-way encryption tho
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
welcome to the real world
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> In reality though I probably wouldn’t think about asking half of these questions. "How did I get here?!" "Help me! Can anyone here understand me?"
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Security Issues with ODoH(github.com)
4 points by zeepzeep 4y ago|0 comments
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
wikipedia doesn't need the money anyways (any more money)
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Bug Bytes from intigriti. When you didn't spend the entire week on Twitter, they'll show you the best parts you missed.
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Pay-to-win web services, right...
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
universal basic income addresses this problem too, but differently and with less paperwork
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Marvel API(developer.marvel.com)
1 points by zeepzeep 4y ago|0 comments
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
It's weird how the hard working people that don't like their job get paid close to nothing and the software people enjoying their jobs get rich. I'm lucky that I could turn my hobby into a well paying profession, but it'
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Vanced was Malware all along
14 points by zeepzeep 4y ago|7 comments
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Nope? If the reason stated is terror, that seems like a legit reason to me. Look I see that there is more evil than good done with this stuff, but it's not the stuffs fault.
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> governments around the world almost exclusively use it for nefarious reasons Oh sure, I agree. But that's bad governments not bad lines of code.
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
Malware isn't bad, like guns, it depends on the one using it. There are legit uses, e.g. governments or simulations of real attacks.
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> I think the original use case was just terrorism but I'm pretty sure it's been used against other crimes as well. As with every dystopic "anti-terror" measurement, this is correct.
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
I feel like this could run on donations. I signup, search a product and a day/week later get a mail "Did X Help? If so, care to donate a few dollar for the info we generated for you? If not, try Y, 7 studies have shown it works be
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> will have to be decrypted inside those platforms. Only on the client. > (IP protected) algorithm. I hope that they do not use some secret IP protected crypto algo...
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by zeepzeep 4y ago
> As a user, why would I choose this Privacy
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> HTTPS-only mode should be the default.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> Steps to Reproduce > 1. Open Brave This is way too funny for me.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
There are, lithium batteries. The problem is, they outgas and explode. People do not want to implant these batteries, even with a low failrate and detectors. There were things, e.g. the NorthStar implant, which became EmbediVet. But for afo

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