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Comment #43369405
Reddit still has an onion service but is defacto unusable
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Comment #42678438
More like compliment. One of the main recommended ways to use whonix is within qubes
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Comment #42666549
Remember to disable the dht if you use this.
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Comment #42117732
People used to believe that animals could generate from the earth. The ecosystem used to be viewed as a mystical thing that would take care of its self and no mere man could signif…
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Comment #41271557
Would selenium Python bindings meet your needs? https://www.selenium.dev/documentation/
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Comment #40905414
I use xpra to run apps in VMS but seamlessly render them on my desktop. Allows me to have a qubes type workflow without using qubes. Probably not quite as secure, but you can disab…
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Comment #40424117
Sesta and fosta reduced 230 a bit and had a measurable impact on web freedom. Craigslist removed personals, most notably.
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Comment #40424091
What impact would the loss of 230 have on p2p? Would a bitcoin node operator become liable for criminal transactions people make? Would Tor nodes become even riskies than they are …
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Comment #40285120
Interesting, do you have a source? All fully p2p networks are vulnerable to sybil attacks to some extent, but specifically a source that Tor actively has enough "government nodes" …
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Comment #40169995
I went to the launch party they had during defcon, it was a lot of fun. I like that Veild is oriented toward being an application framework. In the same way that we have things lik…
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Comment #39736786
You can also recoup some of the cost by attaching your Boinc to Gridcoin: https://gridcoin.us/
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Comment #39113682
That's what I'm wondering. This is regarded as one of the strongest privacy laws in the US and yet I all but entirely forgot it existed as I don't recall any cases against big tech…
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Comment #38833701
As long as your hearts content isn't commercial
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Comment #38604992
Tor browser connects to the Tor network - which isn't telemetry but the post said not everything listed is telemetry.
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Comment #38546378
They didn't even check if Go was taken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go!_(programming_language)
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Comment #38521668
Related: https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2022/06/buying-eggs-with-bit...
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Comment #38256243
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Food_Defect_Action_Levels
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Comment #38104824
It can be used to track you across the web, get a general geographic area, and if you have the right connections one can get the ISP subscriber address. Given that PII is anything …
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Comment #38073144
"The furnaces of the world are now burning about 2,000,000,000 tons of coal a year. When this is burned, uniting with oxygen, it adds about 7,000,000,000 tons of carbon dioxide to …
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Comment #37920888
Yeah, it is for similar reasons that you (legally) shouldn't set booby traps against burglars.
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Comment #37918079
Imagine you were distributing my work without permission and in retaliation I emailed you gross-out sexually explicit imagery. That would both be a crime and be unethical by curren…
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Comment #37917280
I would argue showing nonconsentual explicit imagery is worse than iframing someomes app. Just show a non nsfw troll meme or block it outright.
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Comment #37901196
>2015 - it's a scam, no companies accept it I have actively tried to use bitcoin to pay for daily life stuff in 2022/2023 and its basically impossible without converting to fiat. T…