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Comment #26239896
What I meant was, you are cloud-hosting (assuming not CE) the part where the non-anonymised PII is sent to [as opposed to sanitised coming out of] and processing it; and in additio…
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Comment #26239806
I'd be interested when that happens. Not a fan of CF/lambda-only, prefer cloud agnostic deployment possibilities. Have you gotten any legal review re: GDPR or passing user analytic…
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Comment #26239741
Is there a way I can host CE on Docker, Serverless, or similar without AWS's "infinite cost" model?
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Comment #26215840
Is there an easy way to deploy this to my own infrastructure, possibly via k8s or docker containers - no aws?
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Comment #26024123
> If you wish to use my music for commercial purposes (online advertisements, podcasts etc), you will need to purchase a license This clearly makes it not CC-BY. Maybe CC BY NC?
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Comment #25609113
They should get absolutely nothing at all until after payment, what the fuck. eBay practically permanently bans everyone involved if you dare take conversation offsite on normal it…
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Comment #25576514
HTML5 geolocation if you ever click allow even one time can granularly identify location based on where you are. It sends nearby MAC and correlates this to wardriving-equivalent sc…
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Comment #25565311
My non-invasive way for basic security - nothing sent to third parties at all; no blocking of VPNs other than the usual anti-bruteforce stuff: - GeoIP server side; trigger MFA (ema…
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Comment #25542854
Yes, but only you can access them and it will take several hours.
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Comment #25493578
Here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/share-your-camera-or-sc... It is a pliable in-game object, you can throw someone's screen, resize it, etc.
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Comment #25492133
It works well past 10 users on very high powered mobile. Less so on cheap phones. It's really more that you are spraying high volume websocket and webrtc data continuously while do…
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Comment #25491172
https://hubs.mozilla.com/
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Comment #25482259
The sellers are usually $1.99-2.99 for this.
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Comment #25439939
99%+ of them are all terrible. Think jQuery 1 written in 2020 with hundreds of useless includes, over 50 web fonts loaded simultaneously to frontload on the feature list while prov…
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Comment #25355549
Are ODOH resolvers by any disjoint partner available yet? The only one I see is the CF-owned and run one.
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Comment #25355428
Discord already doesn't need geoip, since they just direct you at wherever the server location (that you chose) is
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Comment #25342331
CSGO relatively heavily suppresses "user maintained" community servers, the entire experience from onboarding to client launch prioritses the Valve-run official matchmade servers f…
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Comment #25341091
Not parent, but have seen this before, or some competitor/pissed off outed person/partner in crime/etc hands it to anticheat team. Private cheats usually require being vouched in, …
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Comment #25337252
I appreciate that you are trying to do this with respect and hope you succeed. I've done both sides (largely MMO-stuff as a kid), and for me, I'm done dealing with all this invasiv…
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Comment #25336827
I'm guessing this is a mix of attestation and inspecting what they actually do instead of just blindly checking the certificate and that the signature is verified? I'm curious how …
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Comment #25336602
I'm going to point out that if you want to go down this route, it is insufficient to just check that the base drivers are untampered with and signed by Microsoft or whatever vendor…
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Comment #25334907
Yes, this is the big problem. Indie games usually run just fine in wine and don't do anything too advanced and just work out of the box; your biggest problem is probably going to b…
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Comment #25303467
Many desktop apps behave this way, yes. Anything from a major tech co should at least