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by 2rsf 1y ago
Who and what are you trying to protect from? ICE/NSA will hack your phone, and all you can do as an amateur is to make their life harder (and raise their suspicion even more)
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Not ROMs but OrBit is a "OrBit is PC software for diagnostics, configuration, and software flashing for newer Volvo and Polestar vehicles". American Polestars can, for example, enable their adaptive headlights using OrBit. https
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by 2rsf 1y ago
I mentioned that in another thread, but banks have a legal obligation to to assess and mitigate risks in the service they give to you- you, personally, might be tech savvy enough to understand what you are doing but most people are not and
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by 2rsf 1y ago
I suppose the regulation will not mention "rooted devices" but will talk about the bank's obligation for risks and mitigations
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Me too, including integration with GitHub Copilot
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by 2rsf 1y ago
In the Nordics and the Netherlands language will not be a barrier for immigration, everybody speaks English at work and mostly outside of work.
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Isn't buying a SIM traceable by itself? if for example the shop has CCTV recordings or the email where you got the eSIM
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Actually tylervigen's first web.archive capture is from May 9th 2014, but you are right I used the wrong word
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Did they quote https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations ?
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by 2rsf 1y ago
It could be invisible if you send it from within the operator's network after breaking (physically) into it, and then deleting your tracks
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by 2rsf 1y ago
perplexity offered me those: https://github.com/awslabs/git-secrets https://www.infracloud.io/blogs/prevent-secret-leaks-in-repo... https://www.reddit.com/r/git/comments&
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by 2rsf 1y ago
> "requires a fully attentive driver and will display a series of escalating warnings requiring driver response." I understand the reasoning behind it, but watching the video ( ) of the test shows that the car did not warn the
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by 2rsf 1y ago
> It's one of those core innovations like double-entry bookkeeping making things more fair. How is Double-entry bookkeeping making things more fair or not? it's just a better technical solution to a problem accountants faced
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Blue (or light blue) is also being researched as it is mentioned in the bible and important for Judaism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tekhelet
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by 2rsf 1y ago
My best decision was not making any hard decision, it did took me through some unexpected twists and turns but overall I think I ended up in a rather good place
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Since you compare it to Docker Desktop, is there a more comprehensive comparison? Except for the obvious support, what else do you miss or gain compared to the paid Docker Desktop?
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by 2rsf 1y ago
You don't give enough information here to properly answer, but generally speaking you take the credit the same way that you take responsibility for it.
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Answering from a customer point of view- sensitive, regulated or simply old fashioned industries will want to avoid using SaaS for sensitive material like credentials. I think that the main challenge I faced, again as a customer, is support
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Repeating what others have written based on my experience at the bank i work for- business offering will not use or save you data, and for more sensitive material we simply host it on prem
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by 2rsf 1y ago
I am tempted to say yes, but how do we separate culture from language?
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Please, please please choose a different name than xray. There are too many tools named xray, and it creates confusion
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by 2rsf 1y ago
> she thought my sister had maybe a one-third chance of dying on the table and that was enough for me But what was the alternative? I understand that you didn't get an answer, but the alternative of not operating could have been wor
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by 2rsf 1y ago
With low glasses correction you won't notice a big difference, but you will get more fatigued
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by 2rsf 1y ago
You can have a dedicated account for your card, in theory you can create an account per valid card and cancel it afterwards or at least nullify it
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Come up with a better system and you will be rich. "Better" should be scalable, measurable, objective etc.
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Which makes you dependent on a third party, that doesn't necessarily have the motive to keep it updated. Having a mobile as a secondary key is a better idea, my Polestar 2 has keys, but also an app that can use Face ID (or the equivale
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by 2rsf 1y ago
This is as easy to break and and susceptible to theft as keyless, so what's the benefit?
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by 2rsf 1y ago
Battery life maybe? AFAIK most of the remotes works one way only, they don't have a receiver and very low processing power.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
It's mandatory as part of the SDLC and support by appropriate tooling, unfixed higher level vulnerabilities are periodically tracked by middle-upper management
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by 2rsf 2y ago
At the risk of repeating others- - liability - a one liner is not a good feedback, proper feedback requires a lot of resources (time mainly but not only) - we reject multiple candidates per position, getting back to each consumes a lot of t

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