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by _8j50 3y ago
> Why? The other side isn't playing fair by any metric. Because now I know you are full of shit. Everything you touch is sus now. > I believe that it's always moral to break unjust laws, and it's always moral to help ot
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by _8j50 3y ago
> So, technical people are supposed to "just follow orders"? No, just be honest about technical matters. You can refuse to publish your software entirely or ideally in this case, make it available only outside the UK and let UK
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by _8j50 3y ago
The proposal is to scan every message and report if only there is a match. What bad guy can possibly take advantage of that without coercing Signal? And if Signal can be coerced, they can backdoor it all to begin with. Call it a feature in
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by _8j50 3y ago
Ok, if you believe that I have no desire to tell you that you are wrong on your views, all I am saying is let's be technically honest about what is and isn't possible.
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by _8j50 3y ago
> Introducing intentional, ubiquitous vulnerabilities is also a terrible idea No e2ee app has compromised device part of their threat model. People get ratted all the time on their phones bu criminals. This is the same thing except the g
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by _8j50 3y ago
Ok, so what's your point? Mine was to alleviate the burden on Signal. Fact is, this can be done and done well. Real harm is happening and this popular bandwagon is part of the problem, not solution. Find a better way for govs to have a
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by _8j50 3y ago
> “You cannot create a back door that only the good guys can go through,” Alright, technical argument here. This is false and tech talking heads are spreading this lie for ideological reasons. You don't need to backdoor the protocol
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by _8j50 3y ago
Absolutley not! The newyorktimes does not get free speech but it does get freedom of the press because it is a press. > Let's consider for a moment what it would mean for corporations to not have free speech. Let's not! You don
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by _8j50 3y ago
Didn't have some stuff I looked for. Modarchive lookup might fix all that.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Far from it. They are popular among the tech crowd for sure bur akamai and others are very popular too. Most sites don't use them either. Many if their products overlap with cloud providers' offerings too.
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by _8j50 3y ago
I think you also missed my point,as I tried to explain to another commenter, there are people and organizations that to do both good and bad things, marx's silliness is his reductionism. You must know little about Christianity if you
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by _8j50 3y ago
CSRF higher than improper auth? Yeah...don't think so.
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by _8j50 3y ago
privacy.com is the best "click to cancel" option.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Hear me out: more big cities. How you do that is have fast transportation, especially free public transportation to smaller municipalities. In california, it seems the problem is the richest coastal folks are too powerful for eminent domain
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by _8j50 3y ago
Thanks for the detailed response, that cerainly gives me quite a bit to think about. > So the only known interaction that could be distinct from the electromagnetic is the gravitational There are assumptions from what I understand, in QM
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by _8j50 3y ago
I played with very little introductory programs only. SPARK is the formally verifiable subset of ada from what I recall but my suggestion was to use the ada (ada95?) supported by gcc which means there is no special setup needed other than c
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by _8j50 3y ago
> You cherry pick history to dismiss Marx. Let’s forget about the crusades, the genocides committed by the west in the name of Christianity, chattel slavery justified by Christianity, the amounts of child abuse covered up by the church,
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by _8j50 3y ago
Ok, ok, this question is bugging me: could it be possible that the speed of light is just the maximum speed of anything that can be measured in a relative context? Is there proof that something couldn't go faster than light and slow do
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by _8j50 3y ago
Marx with a clever fool. He invented a "religion" and claimed his way is superior. I don't get it, do people like him believe relgion is the cause of all war or is it keeping the masses docile? If war isn't people changi
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by _8j50 3y ago
Unpopular opinion, both MS and Linux should use Ada instead of Rust in the kernel. The rust language isn't stable enough and it does not force the programmer to do uncomfortable things to avoid logic errors (not memory or race conditio
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by _8j50 3y ago
Ahh twitter infosec people. They say shit like this for rage/doom baiting but soon enough they buy their own spiel. I had one person tell me switching to macs should be a priority because it will extinguish most security issues. As a r
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by _8j50 3y ago
When Maersk got ransomwared, they had to use a surface tablet for the domain controller of the company until things went back to normal.
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by _8j50 3y ago
I am not sure I want Linux to be super popular on the desktop, just usable enough for anyone who wants an alternative desktop OS to use. It's thanks to redhat and corporate types using it so much that all sorts of controversial and div
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by _8j50 3y ago
Forensic approach is to get a disk image(iOS just has backups) and analyze that. You can't ever be 100% sure. Can't prove a negative (no compromise) you can only prove positives based on the state of the device you can measure. Pe
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by _8j50 3y ago
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by _8j50 3y ago
Let me put it this way, 'c' as in speed of light is distance traveled per unit of time right? It's the universal causality variable. What I am suggesting is time travel, at constant time if speed of light is S, instead of inc
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by _8j50 3y ago
Persistence is not needed when they can just access your device any time. That part was what addressed your question.
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by _8j50 3y ago
You're assuming a click/tap is involved. Several iOS exploits are 0-click.
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by _8j50 3y ago
You know what I love? Stargate! Best space travel scifi show ever. They have pure scifi tech like subspace but the concept of a stargate is technically possible but practical feasibility is the problem. A purely layman's speculation I
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by _8j50 3y ago
Yeah, that's what I meant. I wonder if it is even legal to work two jobs as an employee paid by the hour at the same time. Sounds like that might be fraud.

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