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Comment #49207119
If you don't like free speech, feel free to move to Russia, China, North Korea, etc. But don't drag the rest of free society down with you.
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Comment #49207043
To use a tired cliche, 'freedom isn't free.' I used to roll my eyes at that, but I have recently become convinced that the only thing holding us back from a total backwards slide o…
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Comment #49112882
I love free tube, but in my experience it cannot get around the login requirement for mature-flagged videos.
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Comment #49019149
Yeah, I had no idea Microsoft thinks trust means auto run immediately a script. I always just thought it was something more pedestrian, like restricting debug launch links or somet…
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Comment #49010820
I started to get interested and then realized it's yet another monthly subscription based email platform. One of the main reasons SES is popular is it is pay what you use. In addit…
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Comment #49003967
In my own tests, the abliterated models perform equivalently to the same version in an apples-to-apples comparison (if you compare same quantization). Thinking is working also. The…
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Comment #48995616
Space data centers are an intrinsically cool idea, and honestly I hope we see at least one for the sheer marvel of such a project. But to be cost efficient, it has to be cheaper th…
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Comment #48960743
Age verification is not the will of the voters. It is the will of large political donors (specifically tech companies and religious censorship groups). It is certainly not the will…
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Comment #48960630
Didn't know ACM was anti-privacy. Glad I haven't paid dues in who knows how long if they're spending them to platform these noxious opinions.
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Comment #48956733
I vaguely recall some crypto project that was 'blockchain for domain names'. I scoffed at it at the time, but maybe there is a real need for something like that after all. (Or some…
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Comment #48904106
Another juicy threat vector is forcing the app stores to stealthily ship a modified version of the app that sends copies of the IDs and/or tracking data to US intelligence services…
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Comment #48843225
For private code, it just feels safer to self host that -- ideally behind wireguard for an extra layer of security. For public code hosting, GitHub have banned too many people/proj…
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Comment #48730516
I had my identity stolen this way before. Since then, I do not allow the scans anymore. It is a dreadful feeling showing up to a hotel not knowing if you'll get turned away at the …
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Comment #48700443
Gitea action runner has a bunch of different ways to setup and doing the isolation properly looks tricky. The documentation doesn't provide any isolation tests to administrators, e…
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Comment #48657805
I'm glad to hear the queries are free now! I somehow managed to blow through the free quota, not by like a crazy amount but enough that I started thinking in most circumstances why…
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Comment #48611997
Lol, no. Face scans are being bypassed using video games. Meanwhile the data has shown 90%+ porn users are unwilling to do them and switch sites instead (citation: https://pornbiz.…
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Comment #48596747
I would have nope'd out so hard if they asked for face pictures.
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Comment #48568076
Yes, but seems unlikely to be prosecuted... The government directly benefits from higher tax valuation.
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Comment #48507635
People should file comments at that Federal Register link as well as FCC. (The FR is the official way for citizens to comment on proposed agency rulemaking. Since it's independent,…
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Comment #48465627
You can also file a comment at the Federal Register for the next 16 days -- It looks like the proposal is 2026-10407 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/26/2026-10...…
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Comment #48465503
It lets politicians see how unpopular something is and how many votes they will lose.
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Comment #48443613
FYI for adult content, there's a standard called RTA-Label that already integrates with all parental controls and is already deployed on all major adult sites.
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Comment #48437220
Same but in my parents case it was even worse -- there is a web portal but it's locked unless you use the app to unlock it. Tried contacting support and they could do nothing. Comp…
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Comment #48433429
Transaction fee is going to be what... $3,000+? Instead of a $30~$50 wire fee. That said, I'm sorry you lost the account. As a heads up they often hold the money six months so if y…
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Comment #48420598
Common misconception - it's the merchant who pays for fraud and the 3% is pure bank profit. If there's a fraud transaction, the merchant has to pay the whole amount back and ends u…