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Comment #47977108
Do you have a better idea?
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Comment #47977092
Almost all of their customers are using the free, high-risk tier, because it's free.
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Comment #47977079
Cloudflare wasn't asked to do anything. LaLiga went straight to the courts to demand all ISPs in the country to block Cloudflare.
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Comment #47977071
This law on banks is a bad law. It doesn't stop money laundering, it does make it hard for lots of people to have bank accounts. We should abolish that law, not copy it.
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Comment #47977059
Why are the IPs the relevant things? There are domains as well. And origin servers. Why not block the domain or the origin server, which wouldn't have collateral damage.
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Comment #47977044
They reply to subpoenas just like everyone else. But that's too slow for the greedy fat cats at LaLiga.
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Comment #47977036
You're the customer of your ISP who's the customer of another ISP who's the customer of another ISP who Hacker News is a customer of. The Digital Markets Act speaks of "conduits" i…
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Comment #47976998
Their supreme court allowed it. Their congress is now overturning it.
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Comment #47976985
The court can order Cloudflare to block a website, but that isn't what the court did.
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Comment #47976980
It's related because it does the same thing.
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Comment #47976944
My ISP obfuscates my location by replacing it with an IP address . However, if the government wants to know my location, they can ask my ISP to find out a physical address based on…
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Comment #47976887
A VPS?
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Comment #47976876
Nothing stops the government from ordering Cloudflare to reveal the origin IP addresses of websites and then tracking them down and arresting them. They just don't want to. Cloudfl…
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Comment #47976818
Local privilege escalation in your browser is a danger. They can also abuse any privileges you gave to the website, such as camera and microphone.
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Comment #47976799
Do they not have a charge of "tortious interference with business" in civil law like in common law? It's where one company just goes out of their way to fuck up your business for n…
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Comment #47976765
To convince me Linux is full of kernel LPE bugs, can you share some of the bugs?
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Comment #47975885
Real problem is the CI can only run through the CI system. If the CI runs "make" the developer can run "make" at home and get feedback. If the CI is GitHub Actions you can only run…
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Comment #47963851
Every other country seems to manage it. Those countries also don't have school shootings.
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Comment #47963809
People not being able to afford things is the point of raising taxes to curb inflation. When people can't afford things they don't buy things and that's what lowers inflation.
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Comment #47963798
MMT is descriptive, not prescriptive - the economy follows MMT whether you agree it does or not. Separate from MMT, are the ways you would expect would be good ways to run an econo…
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Comment #47963756
Except on Apple, where binary search always wins. Does anyone know why?
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Comment #47963722
When you can't seek quickly, e.g. on a disk, you can use a B-tree with say 128-way search. Fetching 128 keys doesn't cost much more than fetching 1 but it saves an additional 7 fet…