I agree with you, but unfortunately it seems big tech can already scrape people's data without permission and without paying license fees.

"can" is different from "do" - they do scrape our data without permission, but it doesn't mean they can (are morally correct in doing so)

So this means that the law is only enforced partially and only benefits big corporations which van ignore it. So yet another reason to abolish copyright.

“do” imply “can”, but “can” do not imply “do”.

Even without NAT, the same hole punching techniques must be used for IPv6 since there is usually a firewall blocking inbound traffic. Only in CGNAT type scenarios where the network behind NAT is still "WAN" will be helped by IPv6.

This point applied to normal NAT as well as CGNAT specifically.

And hole punching gets a lot simpler when you’re behind NAT since you don’t need any kind of rendezvous server to determine port mappings.

In other words, IPv6 does help substantially—the same hole punching techniques are not needed.

Instead of the client sending the user's age to the server, why not make the server send a minimum age to the client? The client is welcome to block content without disclosing personal information to the server. This is as secure as sending an unverified age to the servet.

Because the requirements being placed on social media sites are much more nuanced than simply allowing or blocking content... to implement this all in the OS or browser would require an exponentially more complicated API.

When downloading a torrent you usually also start seeding (distributing).

Existing hardware can fail. 1.25x is very reasonable given the current insanity.

ctrl+click works too!

This AI generated article is not about vulnerabilities in KeePass, rather about malicious KeePass clones.

A genuine Pixel battery costs €38 from iFixit

The part about stories is not true. When sending a story you can choose who to send it to. To make it easier you can even put people in groups

The US company only does software development, hosting is still done by Logius in NL.

That doesn’t make a difference though because of the cloud act