Fnoord

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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   The ICC sanctions are targeted (and only a couple of people), but they prove it can be applied to anyone, without merit and without due process. This is also why Europe needs to get rid of their dependence on Visa/Mastercard. Also, if
2. 332.▲
   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   They need to follow the law such as GDPR. American companies have to as well, but if they won't, will they be held accountable? Or will there be even more sanctions?
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   Do you really think if the NSA is not allowed to do something, that they'll be held accountable? In 2026? I doubt it very much so. The USA sits on a lot of data from EU, and that is a bad situation. We also need to stop selling importa
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   If my choice is an American company which does tracking, and a European company which does tracking, then I as European prefer the European one. Because they can be held accountable in a court of law. In Russia or China, that isn't the
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   Thanks for the perspective. I was looking for it in the comments. The thing with a café is. OK, it exists. But it just isn't for me. I like being on my own, and you don't go to a public place for that. I got coffee at home (not as
6. 336.▲
   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   $ ssh teletekst.nl
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   > It almost makes you wonder who religion is for. Roleplayers. People who want to LARP they're Christians, while in practice they don't behave like them when the situation arises.
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   I'm not forced to drink Coke or Pepsi if I go to a bar. Only if I specifically want a cola I very likely get whatever cola they got (likely either Coke or Pepsi). If you want to use a computer, it will have DRAM, and you'll end up
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   by Fnoord 10mo ago

   This is malware!!11
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    > Nostalgia! Maktone [1] did some very nice chiptunes for Razor [2] [3]. This playlist [4] has a lot of good Razor ones, I bet someone was looking for [5] =] Also, a lot of keygens didn't have to be used back when a simple hexedit o
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    > I'm curious, what do you actually use it for? FTA: > These tools allow lib25519 to be easily used from shell scripts. I've never used ed25519-cli, but not having to use a library is nice for someone who isn't a progra
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    I switched my mum to Unix(-like). Her router is running Linux. I can tell because of the speed of the WLAN alone. Her STB runs Linux, specifically Android TV (Nvidia Shield TV). Thanks for adding the fantastic ads in the newest Android TV,
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    This device misses some of the requirements for GrapheneOS. It wouldn't be as secure as a Pixel. Just get a Pixel with GrapheneOS and put one of ZitaoTech's USB-C BB keyboards under it (or get a BT one).
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    I haven't seen all of them (which I wanted to see) yet, I had a lot of fun with various talks. Thus far, my favourite one was hands down [1], and I can explain why. I am not at all good with hardware, nor hardware designing i.e. I&#x27
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    In-house electronics manufacturing from scratch: How hard can it be? [video](media.ccc.de)

    4 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    The Angry Path to Zen: AMD Zen Microcode Tools and Insights [video](media.ccc.de)

    6 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|1 comments
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    I Hated All the Cross-Stitch Software So I Made My Own [video](media.ccc.de)

    2 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    The Heartbreak Machine: Nazis in the Echo Chamber [video](media.ccc.de)

    6 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|1 comments
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    This attack was not silent, it was noisy. They specifically pointed that out in their talk.
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    Startups failed, now here's bob with the weather.
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    Why not? Have you tried? I have, must've been almost 30 years ago now, at Wageningen University. They taste quite well, if well prepared (they were). Insect burgers are also nice. I liked Damhert's insect burger [1]. People just t
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    The quote you make doesn't mention herbivores. Cat food contains insect protein, and cats are carnivores. They even catch and eat insects themselves. In contrast, cats are being fed grains which they wouldn't naturally eat. Moreov
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    Thank you for the presentation. Great work!
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    L1TF Reloaded(github.com)

    35 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|4 comments
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    Spectre in the real world: Leaking your private data from cloud with CPU vulns [video](media.ccc.de)

    5 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    Word Rain(github.com)

    2 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    Word Rain(wordrain.org)

    2 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    There's tons of these frontends, including SearXNG and proprietary (but very good) Kagi. Kagi are working on their own index; this will be their meat. I am convinced LLMs are the way forward for searching, with a caveat: what they summ
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    AI-generated content in Wikipedia – a tale of caution [video](media.ccc.de)

    4 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by Fnoord 10mo ago

    > Nobody decided that it's a crime, and it's unlikely to happen. Which jurisdiction are you on about? [1] Pick your poison. For example, UK has a law forcing suspects to cooperate. This law has been used to convict suspects who