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Comment #34517498
You'd be surprised, there are many sites that don't even support names longer than some arbitrary limit like 5 or 10 characters because Korean names are typically 3 to 4 characters…
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Comment #28502610
http://web.archive.org/web/20210825201442/https://overcoming...
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Comment #25985804
Unfortunately in many countries even prepaid SIM cards are directly tied to government ID verification. I know this has been discussed many times, but I agree that it would be nice…
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Comment #24377149
The argument for people using age to replace GnuPG (PGP really) is that there are better signing tools that you really should be using (minisign/signify) and PGP should not be used…
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Comment #22810560
I was curious about the same thing and it turns out he does indeed have a post about how he built his blog right here: https://paulstamatiou.com/about-this-website/
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Comment #22144739
I think they couldn't care less about lists. They are super annoying to access and ever since the last update which brought the mobile layout to desktop you can't even create a new…
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Comment #21793743
If you have the money, sure. Not everyone is in the silicon valley tech bubble and can afford it.
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Comment #21484256
You won't be anonymous to the VPN company so a specific corporation can identify you though. Something like Tor would be a better choice.
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Comment #21421938
It's faster. But if you already have a working system that you are happy with it may not warrant a switch. I think it's main strength lies in how easy it is to set up though. First…
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Comment #21205959
The password is only the last 8 characters, everything before the colon is the password's hash.
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Comment #21048858
Open source software isn't necessarily free software. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point....
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Comment #20136988
People are actually working on something very similar to this in research [1]. By applying random noise to location data the user's individual privacy can be protected while still …
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Comment #20019992
You should try disabling deep battery optimization in Settings -> Battery -> Battery optimization -> Advanced optimization. Unfortunately that feature is known to cause these kind …
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Comment #19938912
Or you could burn them to bluray if you have a device.
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Comment #19418395
From their about page: "Our AI is trained to detect persons as foreground and everything else as background. That's why it only works if there is at least one person in the image."…
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Comment #19196294
I believe AlphaGo Zero used reinforcement learning. I would say that's quite an impressive application of it.