Given what the API was returning, I think its safe to assume the database query was written like 'SELECT * FROM Users where username=troyhunt'.
Readit NewsVerifiedJoseph commented on Spoutible's Leaky API Spurted Out a Deluge of Personal Data troyhunt.com/how-spoutibl... · Posted by u/tobiasfuenke
They break a few times a year in my experience but not normally for this long. Been returning HTTP 404s since around 3pm GMT.
Two questions:
Even after "reviewing millions of videos on the biggest international porn sites" how can they get the 90% figure?
Only looking at the biggest sites is going to get you a biased sample. Not all porn is on big sites. That's not to say there isn't a problem.
And did they talk to sex workers/performers?
Governments and anti-sex orgs have a habit of talking about and legislating sex work without actually listening to those who do it. In March, the UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Commercial Sexual Exploitation published a report[1] labeling all porn exploitation without speaking to any sex workers.
[1] https://www.vice.com/en/article/y3pa9y/porn-sex-workers-expl...
VerifiedJoseph commented on Ask HN: Websites you check regularly (except socials) · Posted by u/blackhaj7
Depending on your interests there are a lot of blogs out there.
Beautiful Public Data (https://www.beautifulpublicdata.com/) is one of my best finds.
Others I read via RSS include:
Wladimir Palant's blog 'Almost Secure' https://palant.info/articles/
Ctrl.blog https://www.ctrl.blog/
Troy Hunt's blog https://www.troyhunt.com/
Molly White's newsletter https://newsletter.mollywhite.net
Context: This statement is in response to BS articles published by fox news and Daily Mail.
Techdirt has a post about them: "New Dumb Attack Against Gigi Sohn Tries To Shame Her For Being On The EFF’s Board"
https://www.techdirt.com/2023/01/27/new-dumb-attack-against-...
> When public firework displays take positions on controversial issues, they provoke partisan reactions, poisoning debate further and turning aggrieved groups away from public spaces.
Is support for Ukraine a controversial issue in the UK? In the US, support for Ukraine is pretty widespread.
According to Ipsos (Oct '22), "6 in 10 support Britain’s response to the conflict" and "7 in 10 continue to support economic sanctions against Russia - but some evidence support could wane if there are further energy price rises"
https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/public-continues-support-britain...
Personally I wouldn't say support for Ukraine is controversial here in the UK.
Is the VLC stream on the local network or publically available? If it's just on the local I don't see the issue?
public internet from an S3 bucket https://twitter.com/Paul_Reviews/status/1596048648416423936