Nightshaxx

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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The whole idea of the product is it strips your IP address.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
This is amazing! The playlist is really great!
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I think their tweet got posted here already. Some issues with DNS apparently.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The doctor did not have the _potential_ to fake evidence. He _did_ fake evidence.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I have a pixel but i don't have qr scanning built in to the camera. It was at one point built into the "google vision" thing, but i haven't seen it in the ui for a while.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
A murderer kills less than 1% of all the people they meet. Does that mean we should just accept their behavior?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Computers don't act with malicious intent.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I should clarify I meant with random internet people. There are security concerns. Sister comment explains
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
ok let me clarify. It is really not a good idea to give your password out on the internet, even if the person says they are an employee. When I worked at a company handling user data they had strict rules around this because employees had t
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
You shouldn't ask for someone's password, no matter what the context is. There should be other ways to duplicate or identify the issue, no?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
What if the person is using an Android phone connected to a monitor? As someone said in another thread: you design a view for a screen size not a device.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I am a real user of the app and I can confirm my review was reviewed without my consent.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I disagree. In a pandemic it's important to get solid and clear information to the population. If you start saying things that don't go through the proper channels to be verified as reasonably true, then you create massive confusi
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
You are looking at it merely from a percentage point of view. 1.24% at Facebook's scale is _massive_. It is not a drop in the bucket, and Facebook is especially worried because it could be a trend. Today it's 1.24% but how many pe
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I disagree. This is an extremely important feature. If something happens to me, I wouldn't want my family to have to jump through insane hoops to get access to my accounts for a bit of extra theoretical security. At this point somethin
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The brave browser already has tor integrated into it. Is it really that much of a stretch?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
But there are some suspicious looking numbers and events that happened. I personally don't believe that they are true, but why not just investigate them? People distrust dominion voting systems; Just allow a bipartisan audit. People th
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Everyone knows the Pulseaudio backdoor to gain root access can be activated by playing "Party in the CIA" by Werid Al, yelling George Washington's name 6 times and then typing in a valid .gov email.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Python has a few cool things like that. List comprehension blows my mind at how elegant it is.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
LOL that last one. Why bother having the checksum at all in this case....
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Someone on HN called it before this broke. Governments are quick to blame "state-sponsored actors" to cover up for their own flawed security practices.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
IP you can use a VPN. Mac you can use the randomization method mentioned in the article. Swipe Card/Cameras there is nothing you can do.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The idea that sending information about the cert is somehow not exposing the app is crazy. An attacker could easily download apps and sniff the network traffic to correlate cert info with an app. Also i don't get the argument for using
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I agree, how is sending a list of revoked certs not the best idea?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The point isn't that nobody will have reduced packaging, the point is some people have reduced packaging. I'm not saying it's not a way for Apple to get PR points + save some money (that's exactly what it is). Your argum
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Purism seems cool if you are into that sort of thing. If you want a more mainstream Windows/Linux laptop go with the Dell XPS. (It has good Linux support because there is a version with Ubuntu preinstalled). The new Mac pro is also qui
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Not surprising, they don't want to have the Cambridge Analytica scandal happening again. Yes it's a very different thing, but the general populus and old beuracrats in Washington aren't really going to understand that.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
That second extension is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
This. Google has a major advantage in that they have a massive dataset. They can use their data to improve the cost function even in real time to detect traffic.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Wha...... What?? What school or book did he read that made him think that was a good idea?

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