ComodoHacker

Another solution to the 'flashing console' problem is to wrap cmd invocation into VBS script. It allows you to set that flag to hide console window.

Desktop client already has it, it's called 'folders'.

>How about not storing any information at all? Nothing to give, problem solved.

This means no history sync, no seamless device switching, no contact discovery, no search. That's not what people want.

To be fair, general ad blocker will always require broad permissions, no matter what API it uses. There's no sense in ad blocker that works only on N sites.

...but have "€49 per month" to spend: https://aista.com/pricing/

Or just add a telescopic antenna and present it as "innovation never seen before".

I mean where the user resides and which law is applicable. In case of Android it means where the phone number is registered.

Is there any source in which countries this Google CSAM scanning works?

I don't know exactly how many, but I know about 5 with VAT and exceptions.

In many countries, small businesses pay taxes on gross income. Basically sales tax.

Looks like in their view "fully distributed" == "write scalability", which is, of course, very limited view.

> Any relatively recent consumer hardware should be capable of running the software required to operate a 32 ETH staking node.

What about storage requirements? How long before you need a dedicated NAS to operate a node?

Without supporting Windows, the whole thing makes little sense.

You mean allow people to block Google properties in search? No way I guess.

No way they'll inflate their indexes even 20% and add complexity into their algorithms for 0.1% queries that won't bring any additional income.

Has anyone used it in production? Any informed opinions?

>you'll probably have a pretty good idea which table you'll want to filter first, and what to join

Until the day you load a bunch of new data and it gets skewed, or you delete a bunch of data without shrinking and oops, your join order and method is not efficient anymore.

That would also remove the ability to easily transfer your existing social graph, which would kill adoption. You don't actually have any other choice if you target for mass adoption.

I couldn't find the fragment you cited.

Well, the space is remote support and assistance, not "using it several times with family and friends", we already have a bunch of tools for that.

Besides good UX, you need at least a Microsoft signed driver for efficient capture. You need extensive testing on a wide (and wild) variety of legacy hardware and OSes.

Maybe RustDesk does a good job, I didn't try it, but it's absolutely not an alternative to TeamViewer.

> The open source TeamViewer alternative. Display and control your PC and Android devices from anywhere at anytime.

That's not what TeamViewer, AnyDesk and others offer. They offer display and control of anyone's PC, without a tech-savvy person on that end. There's no way any open-source project could compete in this space.

Corrected. 'Fast' wiki in action!

In other news, Russian government is going to enact a law[0] that would require businesses to provide collected personal data to the government on demand. Not anonymized and without personal consent. The presumption is a single governmental agency would anonymize it, properly store, protect and provide anonymized datasets to other agencies and businesses to develop on. This is already being called 'data nationalization'.

0. https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/5458430 (Russian)

Depends on country and government, TBH.

>Fewer than a quarter of the characters it contains are now in common use

12K characters in common use is equally impressing for me as a non-Asian.

Nowhere any time soon, I guess, as the author is Russian.

You mean APIs to reach into browser internals and escape sandboxing?

So they basically object to inventing any new ways to create value out of OSS besides direct reusing.

They should rename themselves to Technical Progress Level Conservancy or something like that.

Copy necessary data to a separate vault, at least. Don't put everything at risk.

Multiple printed copies of password manager's master password? Is he serious?