NotEvil

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NotEvil··on ProtonMail deletes 'we don't log your IP' from website after activist arrested

No, it's very useful tool. If disclosed correctly I have no problem with it

NotEvil··on ProtonMail deletes 'we don't log your IP' from website after activist arrested

Can be telemetry

NotEvil··on ProtonMail deletes 'we don't log your IP' from website after activist arrested

But what makes you think they don't log ips. They could too. If whatever country they are based on ask them too

NotEvil··on The Australian federal government is planning to de-anonymize the internet

I think platforms not government banning individual is better. Because that actually distribute poer. I rather have twitter block me and I can move or make a new account-ish then a government blocking and getting around that

NotEvil··on Judge in Nokia and Apple lawsuit owned Apple stock during proceedings

Read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28368078

NotEvil··on Linux distro creator tries to enforce a trademark he doesn't own

Yeah, but it also clearly states that they don't want to go the legal threat route. So I don't know. I think that thsi think was clearly mishandled by both sides

NotEvil··on Box64: Witness the Birth of the ARM Gaming Scene on Linux

Intresting can it be compiled on android?.

NotEvil··on Now that machines can learn, can they unlearn?

https://outline.com/Hh2dMv

Depaywall

NotEvil··on Yt-dlp – A YouTube-dl fork with additional features and fixes

Firejail?

NotEvil··on A crash course on our boundlessly bizarre universe

Yeah. I was like who thought this was a great idea.

NotEvil··on Dating in Delhi when you're poor

Ever herad of mumbai people to sq.meter or even delhi's. They are much higher than new yorks.

NotEvil··on Airyx OS

I don't think it's a licencing issue. It's implementation as both kernels uses different syscalls and have different architecture.

NotEvil··on Naval Architecture

But thise people won't come here to find answers to there questions. Whould they? They will learn it in there professional or academic life.

NotEvil··on Akamai Edge DNS was down

Ibthink if route53 was down. Your dns provider whouldn't able to go there. So it will go to the root who will give gcp one too. So your dns provider might try that.

(I don't know if this is how it works, but I thibk that's how it supposed to work)

NotEvil··on Nepalese student learns HTML, JavaScript, CSS using just a mobile phone

Actually that depend upon the phone phone you are using if its 2-3 years old. It should be fast enough.

NotEvil··on Nepalese student learns HTML, JavaScript, CSS using just a mobile phone

Use fdroid or from there github release find an compatible version. The internal env. are updated for everyone

NotEvil··on Nepalese student learns HTML, JavaScript, CSS using just a mobile phone

> From what I heard from Argentineans bribing is very common, but they somehow think people taking the bribes are corrupt but not people bribing, or avoiding taxes. Wait this isn't the case everywhere. I thought this how corruption laws are made.

NotEvil··on Remote code execution in cdnjs of Cloudflare

yeah, it's even suggested. I know its kinda low pirority in grand scheme of things but still. But well even i could have made that pr so. :shrug:

NotEvil··on Remote code execution in cdnjs of Cloudflare

Okay, then how was OP able to push that symlink library. Dis he use an already approved library or submitted a new one.

Because if he did that symlink should at least raised some eyebrows at least

NotEvil··on Remote code execution in cdnjs of Cloudflare

This exact thing is being discussed https://github.com/golang/go/issues/25849 here. Maybe take a look

NotEvil··on Remote code execution in cdnjs of Cloudflare

As I understand it. Every library in npm registry (they library you can install using npm) are also automatically approved ( which sounds reasonable you don't want to approve every library by hand).

And that's what the author exploits by registering a library that have a symlink in it. Which then got excuted.

NotEvil··on Valve Steam Deck

It's all about how it works underhood. The speed of pacman is on another level compare to even dbf

NotEvil··on People Staring at Computers

No, it don't. But being an actor doesn't mean an individual can't be an messanger doing something in good faith.

"Dooing good, through bad methods"

NotEvil··on An industry that unmasks people at scale

> It's like going into a store and telling the clerk "please don't look at me, and when I leave please forget I ever came here".

Or saying "Please don't record me, I don't give my consent". But you are already in there archives. Facial recognise so they know what you like to buy.

NotEvil··on Google engineer who criticized company in viral comics on why he finally quit

It's better than the alternatives. Loke koo, parler, e.t.c.. at least they try to point out when a politician is spreading misinfo.

NotEvil··on People Staring at Computers

This ^. I am fine with the art. as long as either he asks permision saying that's tge same thing apple is dooing or if not blurring the faces of people when he goes to exbit them later.

NotEvil··on People Staring at Computers

Because that's the point. The art is about telling people that they are being recorded. Just that apple won't brodcast there faces doesn't mean no one will see them. Or they are not being recorded

NotEvil··on India bans MasterCard from adding new customers

US having access to indian date has limited impact on india while Indian govt having same data have major impact on india

NotEvil··on Twitter sees jump in govt demands to remove content of reporters, news outlets

If US govt does that. Sure other countries govt just write the laws so it's legal to do taht

NotEvil··on People Staring at Computers

That is what I don't understand why he can't be a messenger and an actor at the same time.

Everything doesn't have to be black and white you know

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