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by Forbo 5y ago
> "Designed for the smart-phone generation; we removed all the hassles and added simplicity." > "This TV has everything you need, to start streaming your favourite content, from your favourite devices." This sounds
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by Forbo 5y ago
Considering that I see a large number of Tor nodes running from the same addresses as many pool.ntp.org nodes, I think your view is a bit uncharitable. Some people believe in Internet freedom and privacy, and see Tor as a way to help bring
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by Forbo 5y ago
And if you find you get a lot of the toxic variety coming from a certain instance, you can block it entirely.
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by Forbo 5y ago
It's shit like this that makes me wish people would switch to Mastodon, but it won't happen because the "big names" aren't on there. Wil Wheaton tried, but got bombarded with an endless slew of "Shut the fuck u
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by Forbo 5y ago
When it comes to guerrilla warfare, sometimes you have to use your opponent's own tools against them.
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by Forbo 5y ago
Because your threat model is not everyone's threat model.
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by Forbo 5y ago
Nissan is in that list, along with Infiniti.
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by Forbo 5y ago
I really, really hate this. Why not just require an annual odometer reading and multiply by vehicle weight to determine how much should be owed to cover road and transportation infrastructure costs? Far easier than maintaining a complex sys
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by Forbo 5y ago
The environmental and societal impact of EVs are largely localized. The impacts of internal combustion engines have been almost entirely externalized. While EVs will still have some negative impacts, it's a huge improvement over the st
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by Forbo 5y ago
> browser checks of yore The same shit is happening today, except it's Chrome instead of IE6. We have an entire generation of webdevs who learned fuck-all from the previous round of the browser wars.
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by Forbo 5y ago
On-chain voting is used to decide what projects are whitelisted.
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by Forbo 5y ago
Here's the Reddit thread with information about Onion.live, since the link is focused on Dark.fail and Darknetlive sites. https://www.reddit.com/r/onions/comments/n1byhj/has_darkfail... Dark.fail&#x
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Dark.fail and Onion.live Domains Compromised Despite 2FA(github.com)
5 points by Forbo 5y ago|1 comments
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by Forbo 5y ago
>“You want to know what this was really all about?” he asked with the bluntness of a man who, after public disgrace and a stretch in federal prison, had little left to protect. “The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after
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by Forbo 5y ago
It also makes for an excellent source of dark money: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_involvement_in_Contra_coca...
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by Forbo 5y ago
I once had a client who decided to use an IP block that was registered to APNIC for their internal network. Made for quite the headache as I tried to track down why there was a ton of traffic supposedly going to China and Japan. -__-
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by Forbo 5y ago
My state designated a Dark Sky Park in an area that's Bortle class 4. Is the designation really that flawed? That's a shame, I was hoping to some decent stargazing in without having to drive for hours on end. Alas. Edit: Looks lik
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by Forbo 5y ago
> >According to the Open Data Córdoba group (which is dedicated to tracking expired Argentine domains) Google's domain had not expired and, in fact, the expiration date was in July. But the group too was unable to explain what ha
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by Forbo 5y ago
This is purely speculation into their motivations on my part, but it might have to do with Apple backing up encryption keys to iCloud.
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by Forbo 5y ago
There's places like Noisebridge (which was an absolute pleasure to visit and experience) or regional DEF CON groups. As mentioned by others, the EFF's Electronic Frontier Alliance tries to act as a regional group for these types o
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by Forbo 5y ago
> A security researcher alerted Valve about the bug in June of 2019. Holy shit, Valve. Really? Nearly two years later and this is still exploitable. Edit, further on: > This is not the first time Valve has been slow to respond and fix
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by Forbo 6y ago
I wish someone would try to cash out $1B Tether.
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by Forbo 6y ago
90% of the soy that is grown is not fit for human consumption? I'm having a hard time buying that. If they stopped feeding soy to cattle, I find it very unlikely that they would continue producing the same amount in order to get soy th
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by Forbo 6y ago
There's a huge misconception that eating vegan is expensive. Vegan diet staples are dirt cheap. Legumes are absurdly inexpensive, especially when compared with meat. If governments ever get around to closing the loophole of externalizi
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by Forbo 6y ago
It's easy even in underdeveloped countries. For example, Ethiopian cuisine is quite vegan friendly.
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by Forbo 6y ago
They list Telegram's jurisdiction as "n/a". According to Wikipedia, their "legal domicile" is in the UK, and their "operational center" is in the UAE. That seems an odd thing to leave out of their com
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by Forbo 6y ago
Previous posts apparently triggered some type of flamewar filter, so that's probably what happened here.
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by Forbo 6y ago
Governments gave us things like GDPR and HIPAA.
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by Forbo 6y ago
I saw that not too long ago myself. Purely speculation here, but perhaps they opted not to publish any commits until they had a chance to have their MobileCoin implementation audited? Just wish they had been more forthcoming about why they
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by Forbo 6y ago
I tried going to https://buymobilecoin.com/ as referenced in https://www.mobilecoin.com/terms-of-sale.html but get a Cloudflare "Error 1020" page. What's up with that?

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