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DyslexicAtheist

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About DyslexicAtheist

There is no dog.

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    Comment #48913438

    also _"materially"_ ...

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    Comment #48833525

    > it’s coming from a press office, not researchers fwiw, the pre-print reads: To define committed collapse, i.e. that past and unavoidable future emissions have already locked in c…

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    Comment #48754105

    most of it is overstated because of marketing. in fact the ban looked like an inside job by the current administration to play with the stock value. if the ban did anything it was …

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    Comment #48753860

    good to see this but all of them pay taxes in the US. we need something like this in Europe as well. think global but act local ...

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    Comment #48665495

    > it's a lot of work that no one's being paid to do, aren't they like some kind of non-profit (in the legal sense) that is still able to take a lot of money (from players like Goog…

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    Comment #48665167

    > I was able to identify, diagnose, fix, ... a link to the PR or Changelog would strengthen this comment that it actually happened?

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    Comment #48497130

    my comment was not an endorsement of codex. when I said "also" I was referring to openai as the other problematic company :)

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    Comment #48493879

    Claude also just updated their privacy policy so they can shove a "please verify your identity" reply in your face after they flag your chat for "malicious activity". This is alrea…

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    Comment #48493686

    the problem is that the guardrails prevent us from performing real security work which is friction that is incurred by the legitimate user but not by a moderately sophisticated thr…

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    Comment #48141941

    DoHoT implemented with dnscrypt-proxy is my personally fav way to solve this ... https://github.com/alecmuffett/dohot speed (over tor) is not a concern either when much of it is se…

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    Comment #47219856

    you don't need to convince the average user, you just need to convince the tech-influencers.

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    Comment #47095046

    just when European legislators just enshrined SAST scanning into law (Cybersec Resilience Act, Radio Equipment Directive, ...), AI comes around an makes it redundant. Not saying SA…

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    Comment #47067107

    can you say more about this. I've been considering adding tailscale to some products but if my (nerd) perspective is to survive corporate realism I need more than a 1-liner to just…

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    Comment #46956225

    I must assume when you go pedal-to-the-metal, there is no vroom-VROOM - just the same sound we know from a cheap laptop cooling fan?

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    Comment #46929243

    absolutely

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    Comment #46919018

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(law)

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    Comment #46918988

    > It's the people who think they are clever and try to make things better by making them worse. you mean DNSSEC, right? RIGHT?

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    Comment #46897564

    this is what we did in the 90ies into mid 2000: > Buy and colocate the hardware yourself – Certainly the cheapest option if you have the skills back then this type of "skill" was a…

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    Comment #46870166

    > To me LFS is about learning how a system works. I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, Linux plus systemd, or as I've recently ta…