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jumperjake

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    Comment #10527353

    I believe that the underlying transport mechanism is not part of IPFS; You can use IPFS over Tor to insure privacy. Also, you can run nodes on other systems. This is effectively wh…

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    Comment #10524875

    I completely support the IPFS (especially with them keeping content hosting explicitly out of scope). The problem I faced when trying to leverage IPFS for a project is that the ref…

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    Comment #10524864

    There already are efforts to address this with projects like the IPFS. However, without mass adoption, it seems very unlikely that an alternative internet would emerge before the i…

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    Comment #10519524

    This might be good news for open source: No competent government will use software with classified information if it can't audit the code.

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    Comment #10485569

    As a workaround, I use google cache or the waybackmachine when viewing sites that have issues with my strict HTTPS-only policy. I expect it's also a viable workaround for Tor users…

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    Comment #10482443

    The same parties that hosted the old usenets and mailing lists; the users themselves.

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    Comment #10408569

    Not correct. Google will completely ignore the rules in robots.txt if it deems it acceptable. I think there's a link to this somewhere in this comment page.

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    Comment #10404965

    You're confusing redistribution with scraping. Scraping publicly-accessible content is legal. Redistributing it is not (at least not in the US). Google scraps webpages as a core co…

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    Comment #10404934

    IANAL, but copyright governs redistribution of content not consumption (That's what pirates get busted for). I aslo recall that there was a ruling that footer TOSs aren't enforceab…

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    Comment #10278598

    I don't understand. If I produce a map image with all the details I'm interested in, and publish it, then use opencv to extract the data from that image into a database, would I be…

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    Comment #9927658

    To me, the biggest improvement Rust brings to the table is its sane defaults. This, coupled with its type system, makes handling outcomes something you opt out of. As I continue to…

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    Comment #9775641

    Any chance of providing an api that is more friendly to be used from other languages? Java is not the easiest thing to work with. Also, does this library work on other systems besi…