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stwrzn
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Comment #44818621
I very much hope that the backend uses one of the bluesky jetstream endpoints. When you only subscribe to new posts, it provides a stream of around 20mbit/s last time I checked, wh…
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Comment #44354598
What happens if I don't have any active social media? Also, most people could not even produce such a list, even if they wanted to. Would that be a permanent ban from entering the …
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Comment #44021354
It is IP based, and my whole range is banned. I welcome it though, as you said it stops the Youtube time-wasting.
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Comment #44020865
Youtube doesn't even want me to watch videos anymore! Every video is just this now: Sign in to confirm you’re not a bot This helps protect our community. Learn more
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Comment #43715026
I know ;) Some people still value an explanation though.
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Comment #43714391
They probably meant "whois privacy"[1] (without the space). Whois is basically a way to get information about a domain name (and many other stuff). Whois privacy just ensures that …
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Comment #43604837
What happens if the sender's Google account ceases to exist for whatever reason? What if Google ceases to exist? I know that there are a lot of HIPAA "secure email" solutions that …
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Comment #43325694
Downloading is a "grey-zone", but no one that I know of got in trouble for that. Uploading is not allowed, and the little seeding done while downloading a torrent is still illegal.…
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Comment #43303539
Yes, exactly. Google seems to be calm in this regard luckily as far as i know though. OP please revoke the key ASAP
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Comment #43303447
Nice tool, however if I am correct you are calling the Google generative language API directly, your API key is exposed to the client (the browser). If you have no spending limits,…
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Comment #43293890
That's concerning. I thought everyone knows that zone transfers should be generally disallowed, especially when coming from random hosts.
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Comment #43230278
They were not shut down. Confirm yourself using: dig +tcp @$(dig +short ns.nih.gov @a.ns.gov) www.nih.gov
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Comment #43230248
This is for sure a firewall misconfiguration. If there would be malicious intent, the bad actor would for sure not just close UDP.
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Comment #43153697
Or host self-host the server
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Comment #43153640
> New features on the roadmap include import, syncing to Bitwarden accounts, push-based 2FA, and account recovery. When syncing is added it would actually be something to consider.…
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Comment #42962537
I can understand advertisements in unpaid products (e.g gmail), but when I'm paying for a service and it shows me ads I always think that the company views me as another product th…
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Comment #42936655
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