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by Friday_ 5y ago
I liked the book from lcamtuf "Silence on the Wire" , I used to read what this guy writes. But then as i recall he started to work for google. Probably helped there with browser security and user tracking. He wrote some good open
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by Friday_ 5y ago
In cold war no, there is no incentive to cut cables In hot war, your connection to internet will probably go down before anyone severes the backbone cables. First your cellular network, then other types of connection. Then you lose electric
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by Friday_ 5y ago
"There's no such thing as a system being secure, only being secure against a particular adversary."
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by Friday_ 5y ago
There can be none. It has been only like a day. Wait a week.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Ofcourse you are from Moscow. If internet cracks in two, there will be "El Paquete Semanal" on both sides.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Typing depends on skill. And syntax could be solved with menu picker. Bigger problem is that dumb phone usually has no or broken encryption. So without going deep into firmware of dumb phone i wouldnt use it.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
That would be pretty dumb move. Then they can no longer spy on Russians.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Simple primitive function gets used more then "complex generalized function" . Order of magnitudes more.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Germany said no to NS2, wouldn't be surprised if now gets no help, because weakness usually gets punished and not rewarded.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Maybe they bundle movie inside app.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Using 3rd party library or framework is still code, it's 10 times more code than you actually need.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Imagine some kids are talking about stuff from computer games, imagine some other kids talking about memes from tiktok. If you are not into games or memes you discard it as nonimportant. That is same thing if you dont watch news. Its like
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Done the similair project in the past, main discovery was that without breaking news headlines, images, font size, color flickering, all the senzationalism was gone from the portal. Maybe i will next do the opposite, in plain text insert se
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Yes, that was poor decision also. Combined with this, it is a debacle. Oh well...
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Im just saying that Germany will transition from state 1: Where it imports N amount of gas for cheap To state 2: where it imports N amount of gas expensive. Germany loses.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Why? This hurts Germany more than Russia.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
I guess its a good key finder, maybe best key finder there is. But we are seeing people explore other posibilities. Can it track vehicles, people, or pets? Some people say that this key finder is revolution. I dont think so.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Those are not problems that needed to be solved. Problem is: 1. Precise location of tracked object, now This is actually one problem and Apple didn't solve it very well, airtag doesn't work in real-time. You only get updates when
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by Friday_ 5y ago
I don't know. Maybe you get signal from tracker ( everyone likewise ) and if somebody ask you if you are the owner of it, you just play dumb.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
This looks interesting, but device itself looks like it wouldn't survive fall on the floor, let alone armageddon. Just joking.
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by Friday_ 5y ago
Why not build your own tracker that doesn't rely on Apple. You only have to have GPS, LoRaWAN, MCU, battery, and antenna, That's about it.