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by _int3_ 4y ago
Same category if you plant land mines. It's stupid.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I like the idea, 1. so how do you establish sneakernet with NNCP with your friends, family? Do you exchange USB sticks or how this works? 2. Let's say someone doesn't have internet. how to read hacker news via sneakernet?
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I guess robots that can kill people on their own "will" would be perceived by humans as having chaotic behavior , and wouldn't be of much use to us. So why build it? Anyway I think robots or other devices can't have will
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Good point, researchers who did this research should have never done it in the first place if it is relevant to making chemical weapons. If it is irrelevant then ok.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
> Last March, a group of researchers made headlines by revealing that they had developed an artificial-intelligence (AI) tool that could invent potential new chemical weapons. What’s more, it could do so at an incredible speed: It
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by _int3_ 4y ago
same, GPD WIN, battery bloated and died.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Maybe next step would be to make a tool which says if given website is clean or not? So we can start making whitelist.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Supply chain attack is a trust issue. I don't know what these tools do but if it's software then there is one more link you must trust in supply chain. Solution is to go the other way , you don't bloat your software with too
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I put you in my watch list. See you in 30 days. > QR codes You can just print it and carry in a wallet. > maps There are paper maps, you should have one of a country you are traveling in in your car. Like people did ba
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Are you asking because you want to impersonate other people (1) or because you want to mask your own body signature (2)? If (2) you just make random HTTP requests between your real request. Or maybe you also delay your real request for rand
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by _int3_ 4y ago
That's what I did. I set to do it in two phases. phase 1: use smartphone along with dumb phone. Smartphone was without SIM card and comms, it still had all the offline capable applications like camera, gps, navigation, etc. Instant mes
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by _int3_ 4y ago
What you may want to do is make this beep not connected to your body movement ( for security reasons) for example: one beep every day. ( sending your data in batches), or random beep ( generating junk data), or no beep at all ( firewalling
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Can they act on estimates? Can they take resources ( like gas, copper, electronics, etc... ) from one private company's storage and give it to other (more critical) company? For example: take gas from paper-clip factory and give it to
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I don't think so. Project Cybersyn is not even possible on non centrally planned economies. Try to calculate if Germany will run out of gas this winter. You can't . Because economy is not centrally planned.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
This telex machines act like terminals if you connect them to computer. They did best with technology they had. (previous government didn't know how to use them). It is remarkable what they did. And very interesting. The title is misle
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by _int3_ 4y ago
There was communication network (500 telex machines) , and one mainframe computer. For internet you may also need packet switching.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Didn't that initiative ended badly like 10 years ago? EDIT: No, it was "Facebook Zero"
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I was once worried because there is layer between my code and I/O in increasing number of technologies, so others may control what I can do with computer and its communication with the world. Solution is simple. Just stand up and walk
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Now days everybody is carrying a tile-like device with them (a smartphone). And that is kind of silly. I see it as a trend that will go away. And the old things will survive.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
This examples can be made up arbitrarily. For any situation. You can always say that if it weren't for x, y would be even worse. "If people didn't carry guns, there would be more violence." "If we didn't start
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by _int3_ 4y ago
And also Russia , country with nuclear arsenal, did nothing for Y2K
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Imagine if you did invest. You would be called sucker.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Like what platforms?
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Then why South Korea and Italy didn't suffer Y2K problems. And invested little to nothing in Y2K remediation.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Basically , to outsmart this algorithm you can use deniability attack You just say that someone imitated your style. It's not like binary has cryptographic signature of person who compiled it, even then you can say that someone stole y
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I read somewhere, when John Carmack faces engineering dilemma he programs both.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I don't think people care for definition of "social network" or "social media" . In case of "no more FB" they will just migrate to another application that allows them to communicate with each other, shar
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by _int3_ 4y ago
If FB goes out of EU, people will just move to another social network on the list. ( There are many social networks out there )
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by _int3_ 4y ago
what would happen if this goes boom?
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by _int3_ 4y ago
> If that’s not your starting point, it’s my duty to inform you that the burden of proof lies with you. You must show that the null hypothesis is insufficient to describe a phenomenon where its predictions are clear, and in conflic

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