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Actual rate limiting costs nothing.

The login gate is intentionally a login gate.

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You created a brochure to harvest credentials.


If you like that, you may also like:

https://pixelfaces.io/


https://iconify.design


And on the policy side:

The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner by Daniel Ellsberg


> When I click on the embedded map, it expands. But there is no link on the lower left allowing me to open that view in Google Maps.

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> And the button bar below the search box, which contains items like Images, News, Videos, Websites does no longer contain the Maps entry, which would take me to Google Maps.

Both these statements appear to be false.

https://imgur.com/a/b4i4LwC


When I use a VPN with an US IP-address, then it's like yours. That's why I know that it's expected to be found at the lower left corner.

It's broken in Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Poland, apparently the entire EU.

https://imgur.com/a/Br1IYhi

When I change my "Results region" in the settings from "Germany" to "United States", "Switzerland" or any non-EU country, then the issue is fixed.


Does having an "open in maps" link somehow violate GDPR? No idea, but that's a plausible extrapolation from that (very irritating!) pattern.


> The most random coin flip on the internet

Gotta love quantum computing false fronts :)

> 2 Yes, I acknowledge that IBM’s current machines have queue times, your results might have been pre-calculated on a quantum machine and cached, and thus, still not perfectly random/unhackable. I’m making a point and a fun toy, not defending my dissertation here.


Also, modulo a successful coin-in-the-middle attack.


An academic architecture almost always has the following basic characteristics:

1) It offers both superior control and convenience.

2) It is simple to comprehend and cheaper to operate.

3) Systems are connected to each other with drawn lines.

4) The architecture "Decouples" systems to make them simpler, not more complex.

5) Data structures map cleanly to each other, with no loss.

6) Data structures are 1-dimensional collections of "fields".

7) The architecture is not used in production. No organizations depend on it economically.

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On the other hand, a practical architecture can be distinguished by the following characteristics:

1) It is used in production. People rely on it daily.

2) It is expensive, and needs constant human attention to balance control and convenience.

3) It has no optimal state - only varying states of failure.

4) Its systems have myriad ways to connect. Some are incompatible with others.

5) Data structures are messy and arbitrary. Some are provably incorrect.

6) Unicode in particular is a problem.

7) It is not comprehensible by any single person.

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With apologies to Admiral Rickover :)


Nope. Appears to be IP matching.


https://eventcount.io

Served its initial purpose, but the domain will expire in 60 days. Not sure if worth the renewal.


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