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yosamino

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    Comment #48101539

    The current state of affairs is that cloudflare is that huge organization that arbitrarily censors websites without a mechanism for appeal or legal process. Cloudflare actively rem…

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    Comment #48101452

    This is a flawed analogy. The "keyboard manufacturer" in this scenario is the "router manufacturer" who Cloudflare buys off of, not Cloudflare. In your scenario Cloudflare is more …

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    Comment #48101289

    Cloudflare enables this because their stance is that they are a neutral carrier who is not responsible for the data they carry. If I send an abuse report to github for content on t…

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    Comment #48101205

    That's not a "weird belief". Cloudflare positions itself as "infrastructure". That means they think they are not responsible for the content that they carry. In a normal scenario, …

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    Comment #48028516

    The last time .de I remember .de had a major outage like this was 2010. I would cite some sources but... you know. That was a fun afternoon, though. I am very happy that it doesn't…

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    Comment #48009856

    > If so, why does it make sense that people can "generate" cash by proving some amount of work done? Think of it this way: If you pay with physical cash, there are people somewhere…

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    Comment #47962036

    Heh > For privacy reasons we've made the planet shake a little bit Thank you for the hint. We live in a very complex world...

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    Comment #47960685

    That looks pretty cool - sorry to have a complaint immediately: When opening the map on Firefox/Linux zooming to like a France-size view and then not doing anything, the view keeps…

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    Comment #47947136

    This isn't the issue that's at stake here though: The question is: > Who is making the decision which code is allowed to run on my device? The status quo is already that can make t…

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    Comment #47928237

    > Right up until someone else makes a better product. Yes. A different seed supplier. My point isn't that it's morally wrong to make a better product. My point is that the way it's…

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    Comment #47928045

    > They elect to do that because the crop yields are significantly better and justify the cost. That is correct. They are so much better ( and I am in awe of that technology) that o…

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    Comment #47927929

    I worded it so carefully to not have an argument, just for illustration, but... Yes, you are correct, and you are not contradicting me: This is a system that makes sense on the sur…

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    Comment #47925092

    Apart from the health aspect, there is the thing were these GMOs are patented and the business model is one where farmers are not allowed to keep a portion of this years yield to u…

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    Comment #47846088

    They probably mean that when using SLAAC - I guess the easiest way to get ipv6 connectivity - there is no equivalent to the way you can update DNS the way it would work with DHCPv4…

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    Comment #47803266

    Thank you for sharing! I really enjoyed reading that and learned a something too.

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    Comment #47791273

    Oh, cool! that's on my bucket list as well. I am still grappling with some concepts, though. Do you have a writeup of your setup somewhere or can you recommend some learning materi…

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    Comment #47584489

    You know, I'm well aware of how an LLM works (partially. mostly anyway), but if you pulled in any layperson from the street and ask them to explain how it's possible that they can …

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    Comment #47583315

    Calling advertisements "product tips" as if everybody is too stupid to understand what that means. They created an amazing technology that oftentimes is indistinguishable from magi…

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    Comment #47550513

    Sure, the easiest way out of your dilemma is to just declare everyone killed to not be a civilian, and define every enemy to be out of scope of any restraint. By that metric there …

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    Comment #47547675

    Are you trying to tell me that you believe that the Iranians were under the impression that this school was a secret that the United States did not know about ? This the the school…

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    Comment #47546632

    I'm just gonna assume you are an American, just because this is a website who's audience is in large part American. But I might be wrong. Anyway, as such you must at least in passi…

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    Comment #47348882

    I am reading your comment and find the proposition interesting, but I can't quite understand the part about the STUN server - doesn't that "just" help me find my own public IP addr…

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    Comment #47146168

    You know, quoting from the idf website about their humane way of bombing, is a little bit like praising the IRA for calling in a bomb threat before exploding a bomb in a crowded pl…

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    Comment #47146059

    > Yes, making false claims about Jews is antisemitic No. Making false claims about Jews is just lying about Jews. Antisemitism deals in lies, but the defining characteristic of ant…

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    Comment #47145915

    I was going to write a whole different comment, but then I thought > What if, yosamino, your knowledge of the euphemism of knocking on a roof is outdated and this km3r is right? yo…