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Netflix: Piracy is Difficult to Compete Against and Growing Rapidly
  • Honest question: could some of Netflix's enshittification be because of the media industry, and not their fault? The fragmentation of streaming was the opposite of what they wanted. So maybe his point is that it's impossible to compete because the industry is so powerful and greedy that they couldn't hold onto their monopoly. Spotify has been able to hold onto theirs because record labels hold less power and don't want to get into the streaming business.

  • What is your most embarrassing "ate the onion" moment?
  • All plants, animals, mushrooms, bacteria, etc have DNA. Any time a living thing reproduces there can be unique mutations that give the offspring a unique DNA. And, especially if it is a sexual reproduction (having two parents, like in most fruits) the parents DNA is mixed together to form a unique combination of the two parents.

  • Should I move to Docker?
  • You are right. Either you are using docker very wrong, or docker is not meant for this use case.

    You say "getting ubuntu server to fetch it's updated behind proxy". You shouldn't be updating Ubuntu from inside of docker. Instead, the system should be somewhat immutable. You should configure the version you want to use as part of the Docker file.

    Same with python and keys. You likely want to install python dependencies in the Dockerfile, so that you can install them once and it becomes bundled into the container image. Then you don't need to use pip behind the proxy.

  • Is there an effective way to remove trackers from apps?
  • At my previous company we edited apks to add performance trackers. We modified the dex code directly. It was not easy, but it is possible. Some apps are obfuscated, which makes finding libraries hard. But a principal we used was to look for where the app called into the system code, especially around URL requests. So you could look for all calls to the system network libraries, and identify which ones were calls to tracker systems, and no-op those bytes.

    But, it's probably much easier to just use the adguard dns server.

  • Youtube Anti-AntiAdblocker uBlock Origin Filter
  • You don't need to re-encode the video. Look up HLS segments, which is the standard for streaming video and I assume YouTube uses it.

    Each video is split into many segments, like 10 seconds long (though the duration doesn't matter). The browser first fetches a "playlist" which is just a list of these segments. Then the video player plays each segment in order. So Google could just insert ad-segments into the video stream, and if they did it cleverly, there would be no way to determine that they were ads.

  • happy to have found this group!

    Hey all,

    We are expecting our first at the end of September, and we are tired and scared and stressed. I have been looking for dad groups locally but haven't found any. Just reading through a few posts here and I feel less alone. Thank you.

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    The smoke is from the Flat Fire in southern Oregon.
    www.kezi.com Flat Fire 0% contained as over 5,400 acres of Southwest Oregon forest burn

    Forest officials said the fire grew from an 800-square-foot fire on Saturday to a 5,477-acre blaze on Monday thanks to high winds and low humidity.

    Flat Fire 0% contained as over 5,400 acres of Southwest Oregon forest burn
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    We have black raspberries too!

    Also just harvested our first zucchini of the season!

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    Pixel users, do you have any problems with your phone fragility?
  • I love pixel phones. I don't use cases because I get the previous gen, like I just got the 6a, which after trade in was only $200.

    Each one has lasted about a year and a half before I end up breaking the screen or the camera or something. Not sure what to compare this to, but since I don't use a case, I don't expect much else.

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