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by 0xy 9mo ago
Very cool. I didn't know that AVIFs had a full alpha layer, which seems to imply that we now have a format that can do animation AND transparency at reasonable file sizes in all modern browsers. Perhaps I have a niche use case but I ne
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by 0xy 9mo ago
More horsepower would be nice. More connectivity. But I think most importantly: confirmation that this isn't a dead end product.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Is your position that the 2024 election, despite having a foreign power intercept the phone communications of both campaigns (confirmed and on record), had no integrity compromises? What do you consider a compromise of integrity if not a ha
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Can you explain how leaking the phone metadata of 80% of Americans and compromising the integrity of the 2024 election campaign's private comms is better OpSec than a single leak? It's the worst U.S. government leak of all time, b
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Nope. The breach was in law enforcement operated portals.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
And when the CCP compromised the law enforcement portal for every American ISP, stealing info on 80% of Americans, including both the Kamala and Trump campaigns, under the previous admin it was rock solid op-sec, presumably. Or when the pre
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by 0xy 9mo ago
I will never understand why these clowns are taken seriously.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
You can make 10x this amount by handing the exploit to brokers.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Sounds great to me. Leetcode is outdated and heavily abused by people who share the questions ahead of time in various forums and chats.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
WhatsApp by default exports your private key to Google Drive. If you have not done this, probably your conversation partner did. If neither of you have done this, don't worry the client side code is so sloppy there will be a zero click
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Did you have the same concerns when Biden's DoJ was colluding with social media to censor narratives they didn't like politically? https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/google-admi...
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Canada, New Zealand, Australia and the UK all routinely ask for this and search your devices.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Yeah, ICE and CBP officers do not carry optics on pistols. Feel free to show me the ICE or CBP purchase order for Sig Sauer Emperor Scorpions, it's all public so it shouldn't take long! That's if you can get around the Minnea
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by 0xy 9mo ago
They do not carry Sig Sauer Emperor Scorpions, not sure where you got that information. They especially don't carry Sig Sauer Emperor Scorpions which are riced out with attachments. [1] [1] https://media.cnn.com/api&#x2
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by 0xy 9mo ago
The string of recent incidents don't really make the new CTO look good. Too much focus on shipping, not enough on shipping correctly.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Stripe aren't a MoR for most customers. This comment makes no sense.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Blasphemy is now illegal in Australia, as is criticism of numerous government policies. Much like the UK and Europe, free speech is pretty much dead anywhere but the United States.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
I'm not unconvinced by the idea that businesses in the US dulled inflation by pulling forward stock purchases and stockpiling goods. But 9 months worth of goods? SMBs can't afford to do that. Large enterprises don't have the
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Those same economists warning about tariffs also warned it would lead to runaway skyrocketing inflation and quote "the mother of all recessions" [1] [2] [3], which objectively did not happen. The same economists were nowhere to be
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by 0xy 9mo ago
They explicitly did not consider the first-person video if you review that article. https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/experts-analyze-new-v... CBS found the opposite, that she hit him.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Are you claiming he did not shoot her in the chest through the windscreen? Patently ridiculous claim, there's clear evidence showing that this was the case. Unambiguously, the first shot was fired through the windscreen. Later, in a me
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Look up Brosseau v. Haugen case law. There's extensive precedent for self defense for federal agents when people drive their car recklessly near them. Note that in Brosseau v. Haugen, the court ruled explicitly that even a car driving
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Welcome to the new ownership, same as the old ownership. 10 for the big guy, Clinton Foundation etc.
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by 0xy 9mo ago
My favorite version of Windows was Vista, and it receives unearned hatred thanks largely to OEMs bundling it with underpowered PCs. It was miles ahead of XP from an architecture standpoint, Aero looks positively futuristic today, security w
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by 0xy 9mo ago
All the claims that the car did not hit the agent rely upon the first video, with the worst angle of all of the videos, and does not take into account the first person view. The video shot by the agent in question is the most indicative of
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by 0xy 9mo ago
This is a purely political move to censor dissent by a government that polls like a minor party and is slated for electoral wipeout next election. If it were not, they'd issue the same threats to Gemini and ChatGPT. https://
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by 0xy 9mo ago
Are you suggesting hitting a federal agent when not trying to hit them after fleeing a lawful order is not sufficient to show self defense? She literally hit him. Gunning it towards an officer after being repeatedly asked to exit your vehic
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by 0xy 9mo ago
An incredibly unpopular leader desperately trying to censor his way out of electoral Armageddon based on current polling. This is par for the course for the UK establishment, which has repeatedly wielded the Online Safety Act against protec
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by 0xy 9mo ago
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/experts-analyze-new-v... >Johnson said his biggest takeaway from the video was a crunching sound he heard immediately before the gunshots, which he believes is the sound o
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by 0xy 10mo ago
Incredible that yellow journalists will be out of work! From the journalists that brought you agitprop on WMDs in Iraq (New York Times), a fabricated story on Russians hacking U.S. energy infrastructure to provoke war between superpowers (W

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