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by Shank 2y ago
I agree. It was reported that they lost all user data a while back. > Myspace, the once mighty social network, has lost every single piece of content uploaded to its site before 2016, including millions of songs, photos and videos with n
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by Shank 2y ago
It's driven by a lot of things. Part of it is driven by rising cyber liability insurance rates, for one. A lot of organizations would rather not pay for CrowdStrike, but the premiums for not having an "EDR/XDR/NGAV"
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by Shank 2y ago
It's an automatic update of the product. Semantic "channel vs. binary" doesn't indicate anything. If your software's definition files can cause a kernel mode driver to crash in a bootloop you have bigger problems, b
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by Shank 2y ago
> Why did they shoot down the guy? He had a gun aimed at the former president of the united states, and the priority is to eliminate the immediate present danger. Take 1 more second to incapacitate and maybe you've got a dead politi
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After initially rejecting it, Apple has approved the first PC emulator for iOS(theverge.com)
237 points by Shank 2y ago|181 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
Wireless charging generates a lot more sustained heat, which can, hypothetically (and in some cases has been demonstrated to) cause chemical degradation of the battery faster. Heat and high charging speeds, combined with keeping the battery
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by Shank 2y ago
Fisker’s issues include false AEB activations, among other safety issues [0]. While Tesla build quality has always been questionable, Fisker’s issues have sometimes been showstoppers that leave owners in potentially life-threatening situati
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by Shank 2y ago
> Paramount's three co-CEOs I can’t imagine why this company has any organizational or management problems right now. Absolutely no idea as to why they’re burning cash and turning to random websites to shake $500m out of the company
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by Shank 2y ago
Visible is wholly owned by Verizon.
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by Shank 2y ago
> but the unpaywalled part It's worth noting that as far as I'm aware, 404Media doesn't have a paywall, it has a sign-in wall. In theory, I think you can register and bypass it for free.
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Reddit puts AI scrapers on notice(engadget.com)
5 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
> However, we didn’t receive any reward as only Koreans are eligible to receive a bounty Talk about discouragement for research. KakaoTalk is huge -- the equivalent of WhatsApp for EU people or LINE in Japan. Many foreigners learning Kor
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EU charges Microsoft with antitrust violations over Teams(ft.com)
2 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
I think more broadly, a problem that needs to be solved for journalists is archival rights or something for their work. In the past, you could just buy newspapers or keep copies of your works after they were published. You can still do that
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ISH: Linux shell running on iOS, using usermode x86 emulation(github.com)
6 points by Shank 2y ago|1 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
> We need a DMA over here yesterday. I understand why you would believe this, but Apple currently refuses to notarize UTM for distribution outside of the App Store via Notarization under rule 2.5.2: > UTM also noted that Apple is barr
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Apple Intelligence and other features won't launch in the EU this year(arstechnica.com)
6 points by Shank 2y ago|1 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
Why can’t people simply buy Android phones if they feel the restrictions are too invasive? I understand that the Apple ecosystem is compelling to most people, but isn’t this a choice? In the EU, people use WhatsApp and most apps are cross-p
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by Shank 2y ago
With this DNS provider, I would be equally if not more worried about what the Russian government forces Yandex to block or censor.
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by Shank 2y ago
This pretty much jibes with my experience. Autopilot has phantom breaking still, but navigate-on-autopilot feels more predictable on the freeway and more useful than FSD. The fact that v12 has “exited beta” and is now the “Supervised” mode
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by Shank 2y ago
> The way someone writes a phone number can give you hints about the country and area codes. Or other things, depending on the country. For example, in Japan, area codes 090, 080, and 070 indicate mobile numbers. 050 means it's an I
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by Shank 2y ago
It seems you can specify the storage space you want to devote, and it will suggest torrents to match. For example, duxiu is only ~40gb. This is separate from torrent-client limiting -- you can just seed specific parts of the collection if y
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by Shank 2y ago
> In a first for any Apple platform, PCC images will include the sepOS firmware and the iBoot bootloader in plaintext, making it easier than ever for researchers to study these critical components. Yes! > Software will be published wi
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by Shank 2y ago
Eva is pretty sustainable, just not for Gainax. Studio Khara has been selling Eva merchandise and related materials through brands like Radio EVA for a while. Gainax just kind of doesn’t have any of the IP anymore, for various reasons.
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by Shank 2y ago
Custom arduino (or equivalent) cheats and spoofed-identity DMA devices have, and continue to be a factor in the cat-and-mouse game. I think the reality is that kernel level anticheats can be effective at stopping low effort cheaters, but th
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An AT&T and Verizon outage is cutting off phone calls(theverge.com)
3 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
I suppose if we look at the world strictly in terms of a "classic" hash, I believe the answer is yes. However, "modern" password hashes are designed to be memory and CPU intensive. Scrypt hashes, for example, are designe
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by Shank 2y ago
> The downfall will be cheap quantum computers; it seems like we have some time until those are available. This is limited to things that can be easily cracked with a quantum algorithm like public key cryptography via shor's algorit
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by Shank 2y ago
I actually think that was 2023 with Rewind. At least with Rewind you’ve gotta download the app yourself and run it. The in-progress OOBE setup for Recall does not even have an opt-out. Instead, it offers to open the settings panel after you
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by Shank 2y ago
Suica-support is not at all done via a special IC in Japanese iPhones. FeliCa is just a spec and JP model iPhone 7 added via a special IC, with iPhone 8 adding support globally. Mobile Suica is far more useful than a physical Suica, with fe

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