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Sylocule @ Sylocule @lemmy.one
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Is there a search engine that blocks websites known to create low effort/AI generated articles?

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    • BEST IPTV UK Provider

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  • 15 minute old account, posts glowing review of some illegal service in a technology sub

    Not suspicious at all!!

    • I was given this contract by an ISP and challenged them on their marketing/privacy clauses - they said everything they are doing is legal. -- Spanish..

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  • Is Orange not available? We use them on the mainland and they’re decent

    • If you didn't get an invite for Arc on Windows, give Firefox + Sidebery a try

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  • Yep, same. FF has been my go to browser for years

    • If you didn't get an invite for Arc on Windows, give Firefox + Sidebery a try

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    • Three million malware-infected smart toothbrushes used in Swiss DDoS attacks — botnet causes millions of euros in damages

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  • Story has been debunked. It’s a theoretical paper that was misinterpreted by a journalist

    • WhatsApp Chats Will Soon Work With Other Encrypted Messaging Apps

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    WhatsApp Chats Will Soon Work With Other Encrypted Messaging Apps
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    Critical vulnerability in Mastodon is pounced upon by fast-acting admins

    How Technology Will Reshape Our Communication

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  • And always 1 day old accounts posting this stuff

    • European countries from privacy and freedom perspective

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  • Depends on the landlord - some are dodgy and won’t register you because they don’t declare the income

    • European countries from privacy and freedom perspective

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  • Gotcha

    Internet is somewhat restricted but only the most common sites are blocked

    Renting requires ID - passport or Spanish ID, same with Internet or a SIM card

    Transportation there’s no ID requirements on buses and trains

    • European countries from privacy and freedom perspective

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  • Here in Spain there’s minimal surveillance outside the big cities. My town (circa 40K residents) has no public cameras in town (I lived in the UK and they were everywhere).

    • Would a Raspberry Pi Zero be good for Radarr and Sonarr?

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  • Personally, I’d expect it to be fine. There’s not a lot of CPU usage for those apps. The only part I see it potentially struggling is the file transfer (WiFi on the Zero W or Ethernet-over-USB).

    Might be better to get a Pi 3b with Ethernet on board

    • is archive.ph/.is sad or is some content taken down?

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    • How do you discover new content?

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  • Either word of mouth or browsing the recently added section on my Plex share

    • [es] Spanish government is working in a digital certificate to identify adults and avoid minors to access porn sites

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  • I can’t because I refuse their cookies and then it’s subscription

    • [es] Spanish government is working in a digital certificate to identify adults and avoid minors to access porn sites

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  • We already have digital certificates to identify ourselves on government websites to access services.

    Most likely the implementation will require sites to demand the cert for verification. What happens after that is the privacy creep

    • How to get into those super secret iptv services?

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  • There’s a discord server that has a bunch of IPTV resellers. PM me if you want a link

    • How to get into those super secret iptv services?

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  • Generally, these are referral only and for people you know IRL, not just online. I’ve never seen any discussion of them

    • Permanently Deleted

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  • I use TekLanVPN and they accept crypto (ETH included).

    • EU Article 45 requires that browsers trust certificate authorities appointed by governments

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  • Yeah. It’s pretty common here