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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I think Apple makes great products and skimming through the paper, I find this analysis to be on-target. But this is coming from an obviously biased source. As with most things in security, it's a trade-off between competing goals and
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
This might fall under Matt Levine's theory that "everything is securities fraud"
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U.S. lawmakers push for new controls on ex-spies working overseas(reuters.com)
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
One has to wonder how a company like Facebook would be treated under a regime like China's.
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Dixie Fire – Firing Operations(the-lookout.org)
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I don’t think she particularly cares about measuring the effectiveness of her altruism. > “What do we think they might do with more cash on hand than they expected?” Scott asked in her June blog post. “Hire a few extra team members they
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
> almost $8.6 billion in gifts announced in just 12 months Give it some time
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Have you torn down any more recent chargers? Curious if quality standards for Apple or other consumer electronics companies have held steady, improved, or gotten worse in the 9 intervening years.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
The 'economic' argument simply doesn't work. Does the author think that every "tin-pot authoritarian" owns a poor country scrabbling in the unproductive desert for scraps? Of course not! Literally one of the best cu
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AI’s Role in Debugging Software Code Is Expected to Grow(wsj.com)
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
There's definitely room in the e2e messaging space that is more corporate oriented. Think centralized administration, key escrow, etc.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Apple got rid of the need for a separate app in iOS 13.7 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/exposurenotificati...
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
This is a sympathetic framing on an attempt to chip away at licensing requirements. Not saying whether that’s good or bad, just want to point it out
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
From the US Treasury press release announcing the sanctions: > Positive Technologies is a Russian IT security firm that supports Russian Government clients, including the FSB. Positive Technologies provides computer network security solu
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Positive Technologies has had sanctions imposed on them by the US Government
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I also believe that aggressive antitrust may address the concerns I raise. But at the same time, I am sympathetic to arguments that aggregated platforms have efficiencies that are passed down to the everyday consumer, or network effects tha
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
My argument is that because Facebook is huge and used by many Americans, there should be limits on what Facebook can do to its users. Now I personally don't know what all of those limits should be. But I think there needs to be more op
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I'm pretty onboard, but uneasy, with the framing that private entities should have broad discretion to decide how to govern the use of their spaces. But Facebook (and Google, Apple, and many other "platforms") are such an ind
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
That's just an entry level salary
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Google left China because it discovered it was the victim of a cyberattack from the Chinese government, not really out of any kind of hate of authoritarianism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Aurora And they re
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Part of it is media bias. Lots of media centered around NYC and Washington DC.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
What would you have them do? Leave the Chinese market? Try to operate illegally? In both the Chinese and US markets, seems like Apple did everything they legally could.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I don't know how you can justifiably call Africa a has-been. Africa is by far the youngest continent in the world, with 60% of the population below 25. The median age is 19. The fertility rate is incredibly high. Most likely, Africa is
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
The professor is not a native English speaker. I’d cut him some slack in minor issues with his word choice.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I just wanted to highlight that S&P/Oakland is one of the top 3 or 4 security conferences in the security community in academia. This is a prestigious venue lending its credibility to this paper.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Later down thread from Greg K-H: > Because of this, I will now have to ban all future contributions from your University. Understandable from gkh, but I feel sorry for any unrelated research happening at University of Minnesota. EDIT: Se
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Can you describe what you mean by disaggregated? From what I can tell, there seems to be increasing consolidation in the industry: * AMD -- Xilinx -- ATI * Nvidia -- ARM -- Mellanox * Intel -- Altera -- Habana/Nervana -- Mobileye
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
The article seems poorly translated (into English), so I’m going to avoid reading too much into it. But one thing I want to highlight is the fact that this story appears to be based off a report written by a consulting firm, Capgemini. For
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
I've used Twistypedia to learn about such roads https://www.twistypedia.com/
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Ellen Nakashima of the Washington Post wrote two in-depth articles on this topic over the past couple days: * https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/china-hyper... * https://www.washingtonpost.com&

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