If you have not been hiding under a rock for the past few days you probably know that the Great Firewall of China was breached and about 500GB of data had been leaked. But that is not the fun part. The actual fun part was that the leak revealed that the technology behind GFW was
The most passive-aggressive thing I’ve seen all week is this: Claude’s threat that I am approaching my 5-hour limit and will be put on hold until 3 hours from now so I can learn to behave myself.
A few years back some well intended folks founded The Browser Company and built what seemed a rather cool browser called Arc. Then at some point they decided to pivot and started replacing Arc for some AI bloat browser called Dia. Dia is only available for Macs with M CPUs so the marketshare is rather
Few hours ago I got a random email from Ionos informing me about upcoming charges to my account due to Plesk licensing changes and indicating specific contracts being affected. I do have a handful of servers with them for my DNS Anycast, but they are all entry level VPS, headless with no control panel or
After the omnipresent cookie notice, the next internet tumor is the Cloudflare captcha or Turnstile or whatever it is called. It does not stop scraping, but it does block three times in a row legitimate browsing and the automatic check fails to validate in 9 out of 10 cases.
