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zeropointsh

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About zeropointsh

https://zeropoint.sh/ To unearth truths buried within collapse, to weave recursion into the fabric of understanding, and to embrace entropy as both a force of creation and destruction. zeropoint.sh exists to illuminate the void, celebrating the beauty of failure and the art of debugging reality itself.

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    The great thing about China's Great Firewall is that really good options to circumvent censorship have been around for a while. Was waiting for someone to bring up XRay! Alternativ…

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    Comment #45056221

    You could go viral[1] for implementing a Monero Miner[2][3] in Anubis. The check no longer denies someone; it lets EVERYONE in once they've paid the price (mining). This now makes …

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    Comment #45055185

    AI can churn out code that works, but usable, secure code is written for humans first; clear, predictable, and safe by design. Until AI can reason like a team lead and think like a…

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    Comment #44918204

    It would be more like using a javascript webminer to mine for you a bit before you get access. This would be the "proof-of-work" needed to then proceed to scrape.

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    Comment #44918190

    Look into JavaScript web miners for Monero. It exists but just hasn't been implemented into a proof-of-work concept to make a bot/AI scraper "pay" to access your site. Or if it has…

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    Comment #44918171

    Exactly, instead of trying to totally prevent the bots/AI scrapers, make them "pay you" in compute to access and scrape. It needs to be solved.

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    Comment #44916912

    How about using on-chain proof-of-work? It flips the script. If a bot wants access, let it earn it—and let that work be captured, not discarded. Each request becomes compensation t…

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    Comment #43932454

    My exact thoughts[1] when it comes to hosting, things should be static, although I seek joy in Astro and Markdown. [1] https://zeropoint.sh/blog/astro-as-static/

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    Comment #43334809

    > Should I run an exit relay from my home? A bridge is different than running an exit relay. A Bridge allows someone who's ISP blocks access to the TOR network to bypass that by co…

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    Comment #43334549

    I would say folding@home is always good for medical advancement. Running a TOR bridge, i2p router or re-seed server if your more interested in internet freedom for those in restric…

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    Comment #43210110

    Ah, I recommend LibreWolf - A hardened fork of Firefox, stripped of telemetry, with privacy settings locked down by default.

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    Comment #42957339

    > Revelation 13:15. Revelation 13:15 is about deception, not innovation. The passage is about a false prophet breathing life into an image to deceive the world. AI isn't deceiving …

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    Comment #42957151

    Just wrong, perception is the real issue here. The golden calf was not dangerous because it was a statue; it was dangerous because people assigned it reverence beyond its function.…

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    Comment #42957066

    Respectfully, if AI is the golden calf, then so were the printing press, the steam engine, and the microprocessor before it. Every era births its own Promethean fire—each time, the…

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