Joku oli jossain esittänyt kysymyksen, että oliko tämä poliisin toiminta salakatselua?

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Kagin generoima tiivistelmä uutisesta:

Nainen huijasi satoja netissä – tuomiot eivät pysäyttäneet

• Yhteenveto: Nainen huijasi satoja ihmisiä myymällä olemattomia tuotteita netissä vuosina 2019-2023 ja tuomittiin vankeuteen.

• Mitä tapahtui:

  • Tehtaili 164 petosta joulukuun 2021 ja huhtikuun 2023 välillä.
  • Sai aiemmin ehdonalaisen tuomion 156 petoksesta huhtikuussa 2022, jotka tapahtuivat lokakuun 2019 ja elokuun 2021 välillä.
  • Syyllistyi 100 petokseen tammikuun 2021 ja maaliskuun 2022 välillä.
  • Käytti useita eri nimiä ja myi mm. lastentarvikkeita, naistenvaatteita ja festarilippuja.
  • Petoksista saatu rikoshyöty oli 7 900 euroa.

• Seuraamukset:

  • Tuomittiin 2 vuoden ja 2 kuukauden ehdottomaan vankeuteen 164 petoksesta.
  • Nainen on valittanut tuomiosta, joten se ei ole vielä lainvoimainen.

• Nykytilanne:

  • Nainen on valittanut tuomiostaan, joten hänen tilanteensa on oikeudenkäynnin käsittelyssä.

No tämähän selittää että miksi tätä ei löydy yhdestäkään hakukoneesta.

Taidankin laittaa sähköpostia tästä eteenpäin, voisi helpottaa ihmisiä löytämään oikean osoitteen.

Yes, correct.

I apologize if someone misunderstood my reply, Plex was the bad actor here.

Have you tried Grayjay?

Surprisingly, it’s very doable, requires basic technical knowledge and relatively minimal computing resources (runs in the background on your computer).

https://yacy.net/ Github

I have tampermonkey script that sends yacy to crawl any websites that I visit, and it’s keeping up relatively good index for personal use of the visited websites. Combine yacy with ~300gb of Kiwix databases, add searxng as a frontend and you have pretty strong self hosted search engine.

Of course you need to supplement your searches from other search engines, as yacy does not crawl the whole web, just what you tell it to.

I encourage anyone who’s even slightly interested on this stuff to try Yacy, it’s ancient piece of software, but it still works very well and is not an abandoned project yet!

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I personally use Yacy mostly on private mode, but it does have the distributed network there as well.

“See you next year at the same time?” -Hacker.

Teclis - Includes search results from Marginalia, free to use at the moment. This search index has been in the past closed down due to abuse.

Kagi, whose creation Teclis is, is a paid search engine (metasearch engine to be more precise) also incorporates these search results in their normal searches. I warmly recommend giving Kagi a try, it’s great, I’ve been enjoying it a lot.

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Other options I can recommend; You could always try to host your own search engine if you have list of small-web sites in mind or don’t mind spending some effort collecting such list. I personally host Yacy [github link] (and Searxng to interface with yacy and several other self-hosted indexes/search engines such as kiwix wiki’s.). Indexing and crawling your own search results surprisingly is not resource heavy at all, and can be run on your personal machine in the background.

Plex is a great example here. I’ve been Hetzner customer for many many years, and bought a lifetime license to Plex. Only to receive few months later a notification from Plex that I am no longer allowed to self-host Plex for myself(and only myself) at Hetzner and that they will block all access to my self-hosted Plex instance. I tried to ask for leniency or a refund, but that was wasted effort as well.

In short, I was caught on a crossfire when for-profit company tried to please hollywood by attempting to reduce piracy, so they could get new VC funding.

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I am now a happy Jellyfin user and warmly recommend all Plex users to try it, the Jellyfin community is awesome!

(Use your favourite search engine to look up “Hetzner Plex ban” for more details)

I wish I knew not to trust closed source self-hosted applications, such as Plex. Would have saved a lot of time and money.