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Jaepa
8y ago
You probably shouldn't use OPAL if you want device encryption. There was an article published last year that showed that almost all OPAL drives had some security issue that let users bypass(yes I do mean bypass) the encryption. Several
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As mentioned the X series is great. The X1 Extreme Pros: - Up to theoretical 64 GB RAM (2 DDR4 slots) - 15.6in screen. - Secondary M.2 PCIe slot - Optional 4K display. Con - Nvidia GPU - 5-6 Hour Battery life There is also the X1 whi
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8y ago
Well, append-only backups with something like restic and rclone seems like the obvious one.
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Yeah. I really really can't think of a single valid reason why DarkMatter would want this that is not malicious. From the EFF > The concern in this case is that DarkMatter has made its business spying on internet communications, hac
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He was also smoker. He also lived in Los Alamos during its development where the cancer rates where significantly higher
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That's an interesting notion. Not to follow this tangent to far, but I think that most likely it is a more representative democracy. If you were to ask the people in the US if they want a bill that would allow law enforcement to "
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8y ago
Gawker never tried to extort Thiel, they just published their story. Nor did they have a history on sealing or using these stories as leverage. Pretty well summaries in the 1st third: > “Of course I don’t want personal photos published,
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> You’re procrastinating. Your organization is probably not the problem. I'm going to have to strongly disagree with this. I have ADHD. I have a strong guttural reaction to the summation of "Oh you're procrastinating, so
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They are both carbon filters, but they are not the same. I got concerned about water quality (specifically lead) right before the Flint after doing some plumbing work in my apartment. After some digging I found a report detailing PPM befor
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Actually it applies to EU & EEA citizens as well as anyone inside a EU/EEA nation. Most places don't do any verification though. In theory though you could walk into a EU embassy & make the call from there.
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> And people looked at you like you were an absolute raving loon if you tried to explain the architecture of the ECHELON program, 15 years ago. Now who's laughing... I would imagine Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, & the
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Well, you could try to do an account remove under GDPR. It would be pretty entertaining in this case.
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Brita's are pretty much unless unfortunately. As are most pitcher style filter systems. Faucet mounted systems are probably the easiest way to go (eg Pur), but better under the counter or household water filters do exist. Its also wort
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8y ago
Sooo to be clear... Your theory is: 1. Large companies by insurance for data privacy violations 2. They then lobby to repeal H.R. 3086 (Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act 3. They then lobby for another bill for taxation on internet use. 4.
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As you mentioned Facebook, Google, & in large part Microsoft sell your attention. How do you propose that they are going to pass the insurance tab onto you?
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Ah that drives me nuts. Its a super common house plant. Its tough as rocks though.
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I'll second sansevierras (also called snake plant or mother in law's tongue). When I started working as a programmer I had one in my office in the back of a windowless office. It was amusing seeing how many people assumed it as a
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The whole Assange thing is kind of messy. No, he's not detained, but nor is he free to leave the embassy. In 2006 the UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded he has been subject to arbitrary detention by the UK and Sw
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If anyone wants to watch the the match in full it can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55AasOJZzDE
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or this is just a PR stunt on a company who's trying to trumpet their "we block trackers like Google" functionality.
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Apple¹ and Mircosoft² are doing the same. Additionally anything that uses Chromium's trustlists (Vivaldi, Electron, etc) will also distrust old Symantec & co's certs. 1: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2
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Yeah. I reading about these back in college and thinking it was utterly terrifying. Theses loans feel very akin to opening another Kimberley mine
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IMF is not run by America. Its a part of the UN.
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For Android systems there is Orgzly. http://www.orgzly.com/ For iOS another possible option is Editorial. There are some script addons convert orgmode to MD ↔ ORG. This is incredibly hacky though, and I'm unsure how it
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I generally control the organization of stuff by the way it comes in, and then have a secondary means to have media organized that comes in from a non-standard ingress. Most information is stored in of 3 ways 1. Synced to a NextCloud in
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> As others have pointed out, I think the biggest weakness is the seams. It looks like it would be impossible to write on. I would suggest that you include some sort of optional desk pad as an add-on. I wonder why didn't did use flu
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Hmm mentioning it would probably be a bigger mistake. If they say anything they'll have detractors and proponents, by staying silent it allows them to prep & bleed off users who MUST have onprem. All in all I would guess that slack
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Hey Oliver! Yeah Tridactyl is great. While I'm not a great JS/TS developer I might be able to offer a couple of pull request for documentation. Is there anything I can help with currently? > 2. This isn't actually true. Tr
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Sadly no. There are some issues still that may not ever be addressable with how Firefox's WebExtensions currently exist. Some things have Bugzilla tickets to fix in a future release, but something just won't be possible as it stan
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Especially after installing the native message. Want a bind to open something in mpv/youtube-dl `";v": "hint -W exclaim_quiet mpv"` Want to open a text field in gvim? Hit `ctl+i` Want to remove the extra chrome: run
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