Grimeton

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by Grimeton 2y ago
I wonder if there's some kind of e-lobby that tries to further its agenda by pushing panic and paranoia into societies. Funny how we always hear talks about how we have to limit CO2 and how the best way to do this is to buy solar or wi
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by Grimeton 2y ago
They don't explain how they fix even one of the problems they mention at the top. Maybe I'm missing something here but this is just pure marketing bleh.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
You people are so naive. How can you store any code in the cloud at all believing that nobody is going to look at it. Or running your business of cloud based systems. Running a webshop is one thing but having your company in the cloud is a
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The Google Play Service is checking on your location every 30 minutes anyway w/o you having the option to turn that off. They use it to see if there are traffic jams and stuff. So your location is __ALWAYS__ monitored if you want it or
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Yeah another reason why I don't like this. This isn't documented either I cannot verify if it's true and if it does what it's supposed to do. The whole feature shouldn't be there in the first place and while WBPT ha
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Well secure boot only means that the binaries that are executed have been signed and nothing has tainted the boot process. So a USB drive with some signed UEFI binary could just be loaded in the process and wouldn't taint anything.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Yeah the point I'm trying to make here is that you have to publish the sources once you publish a modified binary for the public, so that the changes that you made are public in source as well. That's what's meant by "gi
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by Grimeton 2y ago
> Honestly, I think you‘re mixing all kinds of unrelated stuff together (PlayStation, Linux on the desktop) and you‘re forming a post-hoc explanation that just doesn‘t work. Why don't you explain it to me then?
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The issue with the GPL is that it’s not just a license, it has become a political ideology in the software world that creates more problems than it’s worth. It ignores simple realities when it comes to software development by seeing everyth
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The headlines are at least nonsense and at worst propaganda. Germany is part of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Convention_on_Diplomati... and has no intention on breaking that convention. So "abiding by
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by Grimeton 2y ago
This allows you to write a binary to the system's memory that is then read by Windows on startup, stored on the hard drive and executed with system privileges. The sheer existance of the feature came to light when people began to wonde
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Yeah. This [1] is also a nice read. Even if the page is in dutch, the documents are available as PDFs in english. [1] - https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/documenten/rapporten/2019/06/11...
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The first issue I have with this feature is: It's opt-out and not opt-in. The second problem I have is that they tell me that neither the snapshots are send to Microsoft nor are they analyzed on Microsoft's servers, but I do NOT k
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Sorry, but this is nonsense. You don't unlink a file in a filesystem and it magically reappears. Everyone who's ever had an issue of recovering deleted data would be happy to have had that option. So that's clearly not someth
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by Grimeton 2y ago
There are far too many things that don't add up: - According to reports we have photos resurfacing that are 10 years old [1] - The oldest phone supported by iOS 17 is an iPhone 11 [2], hat was released in 2019. 2024-2019 = 5. Explain h
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by Grimeton 2y ago
And that is something you and I know but that the broader public neither knows nor really understands. And looking at what is said in this article and in other articles regarding this issue on the net it seems not even these people understa
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The whole article on Reddit is a farce and contradicts itself, and don't insinuate things that haven't been said.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
I love how everyone talks about "deleted pictures". Those pictures were never deleted in the first place and just got marked as "don't show to user anymore". That's all there is to it. Apple, like all the other
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Its aim is to use the reporting portal www.report-antisemitism.de to ensure consistent recording and documentation of antisemitic incidents by civil society throughout Germany. In doing so, the Federal Association draws on the workin
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by Grimeton 2y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned so called "service workers". When in chrome open: chrome://serviceworker-internals and have fun.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
"Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should" -- Ian Malcolm
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by Grimeton 2y ago
God I'm so tired of fact checking. First of all you cannot fact check an opinion. You can talk to the person and argue that, *IN YOUR HUMBLE OPINION* they're wrong. You can even present additional information that you think should
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Sadly not.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Scratch that. I just realized that Bash turns $'\x0' into '\0' and that's a nono. You could still use the array but instead of using the special quotes, just use single quotes like '\x0' and later echo -e
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by Grimeton 2y ago
What happened to /dev/tcp? I mean you're not using unix sockets, but you can avoid the whole fifo <-> netcat <-> socket mess, by just doing: exec 3>/dev/tcp/127.0.0.1/6001 #(first displa
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The cheating is so bad that pros complain and streamers leave the game until it's fixed. Just search for it on youtube and watch the videos.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
"Skill can be bought" means that people buy cheats left and right and that the game is infested with cheats to a point where it's unplayable. Even pro players complain about the state it's in and a lot of streamers left
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Apple a company, that: - spies on you while telling you they protect your privacy - removes feature after feature from their devices, telling you that you want this and that it's better w/o it for you - locks you in more and more
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Every time I let AI into my life no matter if it's in Visual Studio, on GitHub or in the Shell, I'm actively sharing my data, my code and hence my ideas with a 3rd party, believing it won't be logged anywhere and used for oth
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by Grimeton 2y ago
IF and that's a big if, IF the master password is used to encrypt the password then sharing passwords between users would only be possible if every user would have the master password to the encrypted password they want to use. IF

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