Grimeton

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by Grimeton 5d ago
The greens could have stopped it, especially after the invasion started, but they did it anyway. Ideology > common sense.
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by Grimeton 5d ago
There is nothing free in Android.
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by Grimeton 6d ago
I'm so tired of this. Please someone bring back people with critical thinking abilities.
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by Grimeton 6d ago
More like WTF-8. https://xkcd.com/1953/
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by Grimeton 7d ago
>The people who know the most often sound the least certain As was beautifully demonstrated in this article.
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by Grimeton 7d ago
Too little, too late.
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by Grimeton 10d ago
IANAL. So that's something I cannot tell.
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by Grimeton 10d ago
- Camera takes picture - Camera pre-checks the picture for quality and that there's something on there that they want - Camera uploads picture to flock servers - Camera deletes picture locally - Rinse and repeat I could actually see th
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by Grimeton 10d ago
The point of these cameras is to deliver as many images of good quality as possible that show something of interest like a person, a car's numberplate and so on. I almost guarantee you, if the camera even has a SIM-Card then it's
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by Grimeton 10d ago
The images were deleted the moment they were uploaded. But the record in the log files persisted. The camera doesn't have enough memory to store that many data.
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by Grimeton 10d ago
All these cameras do is pre-select the images that are worthy uploading. Everything else happens at Flock. That's why they don't give anything about the camera's security. The images are all from a public place, so no privacy
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by Grimeton 10d ago
Bobby? Bobby Tables? Is that really you? https://xkcd.com/327/
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by Grimeton 12d ago
Their browser verification never made it into the same room as my browser anyway...
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by Grimeton 14d ago
You put your firewall in transparent bridge mode between the ISP's router and your network and then do whatever you want, e.g. like redirecting the DNS to where you want it, no matter what nameserver is being queried. It's not tha
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by Grimeton 18d ago
There are multiple things in play here: GrapheneOS gives you a very secure device with some neat features that make it basically impossible to get to the data w/o the right pin (so we believe). To make that happen it uses some hardware
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by Grimeton 18d ago
Motorola Moto G54 5G.
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by Grimeton 18d ago
All I have todo is to enter my pin and the bootloader is unlocked. Dunno what the guy is doing.
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by Grimeton 18d ago
If you use Firefox sync, then your sync identity is leaked across all containers. This makes you identifiable across containers and subverts the whole idea. So don't use sync.
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by Grimeton 28d ago
Typical Debian. The meaning of the term "responsible" is not defined and so they can continue doing whatever they were doing anyway. But there was some electoral spectacle. What else is new?
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
A quote from Jurassic Park comes to mind...
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
RIP. Poor guy. Slipped on a cuppa tea and broke his neck while hitting the dining room table on his way down.
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
I've always seen Windows 9x as the Win32(s) subsystem running on top of a VM-manager/DOS-Kernel, what it basically is.
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
You could just throw a squirrel carcass in a cardboard box and install netbsd on it
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
A fairytale is a beautiful thing.
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by Grimeton 1mo ago
If just someone would have come up with a way that allows one to visit these pages by a simple click of a button... You could just click on them and be there. Imagine how crazy that would be.
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by Grimeton 2mo ago
This. These things wouldn't go away if the EU or a company within the EU would provide a phone OS. They would just serve different masters.
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by Grimeton 2mo ago
X509 is all you need.
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by Grimeton 2mo ago
"Academic integrity" https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/hrbodies...
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by Grimeton 2mo ago
This is so typical. It is known for millennia that people tend to steal and enrich themselves whenever an opportunity arises. Common sense so to say. And you show up with a study. Sorry but I had to point this out. It's not all people,
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by Grimeton 2mo ago
No, there are two problems here: 1. Things have developed over time. Bash and other shells weren't always this way. If you have ever touched different shells, awk, sed and so on and then touch perl you see how it is basically just the

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