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RL_Quine
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RL_Quine
4y ago
Unfortunately despite claiming that they would, they've never allowed their iOS application to allow configuration of the control server (every other client they have released does). Maybe some more funding will allow them to focus on
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RL_Quine
4y ago
Your logo is a fox to everyone though, doesn't really matter what the intent was.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
Expecting good will of Google at this point seems sort of silly given repeating pattern of betrayal of trust.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
Tapes are not that slow, 360MB/s per drive, and on a large scale swapping them is completely automatic.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
Which is the source of some dumb deanonymization exploits!
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RL_Quine
5y ago
https://www.solid-run.com/arm-servers-networking-platforms/h... Kind of, if you can handle the abysmal price.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
With the rest of your responses I'm left looking for weasel words in here.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
Metadata like that, associated with a specific users identity .
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RL_Quine
5y ago
That doesn't fit people's normal expectations. You're being intentionally deceptive.
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5y ago
The knowledge of even what the scope of the attack surface is is incredible, beyond any other exploits that have ever been made public.
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5y ago
No matter what you send into the device, it can't make the output lower in quality, but it might make it better. Seems like a win-win in my books.
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5y ago
Is it secret? You can just cat file.txt > /dev/random if you want to seed the generator.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
Why is that sketchy? There’s nothing you could write that would make the output of the RNG worse.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
The majority of LInux devices do not have any keyboard or mouse, and those that do will see absolutely no input during init, you've never seen "move the mouse around a bunch to begin boot".
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RL_Quine
5y ago
KASLR, for one. The original gameboys have absolutely no entropy sources other than reading uninitialized SRAM memory.
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5y ago
You're awoken abruptly, you've just got out of grub, you don't have networking interfaces, you don't have any higher level cryptography libraries, the concept of connecting to something on the internet to get entropy in
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5y ago
No monitoring whatsoever over $600M of funds stored in your system is crazy negligent.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
What is your threshold? Who decided what is "not legitimate" activity? Clearly in this case the money was spent using the keys that were allocated to be able to control the money, what process overrides that?
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RL_Quine
5y ago
That shows an exit node, yes.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
One that doesn't show it running something it doesn't do (an exit node).
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5y ago
A Tor exit node will get you banned absolutely everywhere, and your VPS account terminated if it isn't. It's pretty irresponsible to suggest people run one if they aren't aware of the extremely high risk involved. Despite the
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5y ago
We see some of this with just normal spear phishing against companies. The "single click" thing is reasonably common, it makes things a bit harder to catch as often the clickthrough will change to whatever is being spoofed in the
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RL_Quine
5y ago
You just route 10.64.0.1/24 with wireguard, or 10.124.0.1/24 to access socks proxies on other locations. Then you have socks only mullvad.
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RL_Quine
5y ago
That is not true. You can route only traffic to the SOCKS proxies if you choose and nothing else.
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5y ago
Mullvad exposes socks proxies over wireguard.
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5y ago
I can't get these annoying people to stop sending me spam email, despite having unsubscribed probably 20 times at least. If they can't be trusted to not flood out email inboxes, they can't be trusted with anything else.
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5y ago
Yes, emulators support the gameboy printer. In hardware it is implemented very close to the way the screen is written.
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5y ago
It's a second factor, not first. This is fine.
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5y ago
I don't have any PIN entry at all with FIDO.
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5y ago
The speed of lightning seems pretty irrelevant, it is not meaningfully used for anything other than charging and carplay at this point. Adding in a USB3 bus is a waste of money.
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