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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
TFA is a github page, friend. If you truly care about compromise as stated, just build the add-on from source. No reason to point to nonexistent future threat vectors.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
I'm not the parent poster but I see where they're coming from - form used to purely _follow_ function in computer UI/UX (as in most engineering fields) but now it's been delegated to "creatives" who, by virtue
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Must be nice! I wonder if OP even has the ability to switch ISPs (here in Texas, limited options)
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
You can also trigger wake words like "Ok Google" or "Alexa" by using _harmonics_ of normal human voices that are outside the range of audible sound. The key is that the mic can't differentiate between the harmonics
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Can confirm this is no longer the new thing, but FWIW, jazz music similarly fell out of style ages ago, but that doesn't make new stuff in the genre uninteresting to those who enjoy it irrespective of hype value. That is, it's no
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Your comment might be more helpful (i.e. more likely to be read by others who could use the information you're providing) without the snark.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> Looking forward to a nice Linux/open software fitness watch Haven't bought one yet, but the PineTime watch from Pine64 seems nice. There's apparently already a FOSS os/firmware or two as well.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Is it no longer possible to set a separate password by reformatting the disk in Recovery to one of the "Encrypted" options before (re-)installing to that volume? That's how I set up multiple passwords for FDE on a recent hack
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Incidentally, probably an apt depiction of Apple's development process :P
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> when you design a product to use the internet, you don't really think hard about all kinds of use cases where internet access is deliberately denied Why wouldn't you, though? That seems like a pretty big oversight. Lazy at be
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
What you're seeking is proper identity verification , not necessarily a tariff or upfront cost to even do business.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
It would be neatly recursive if someone opened an incomplete/nonsense PR on the repo for this site, prompting a link to the site itself.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Asking for "comments" to an email may not end so well for them, especially when it comes to "strengthening [...] warfighting capabilities". Seems like they might be trying to spin this "Challenge" as a sort of
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Part of me hopes that the perceived worsening is just an illusion brought on by the wealth of information constantly flowing everywhere now. That maybe the world has always been this corrupt - or sometimes much, much worse - but now it
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
I was wondering how the project relates to the name - i.e. if there's some single holdover remnant or concept about it or if it's a hodgepodge of parts or something. Seems like it might be due to the modular nature of the kernel b
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Spirograph! That takes me back to simpler days. I was just thinking about this little device the other day but the name eluded me. What fanciful amalgam of search terms must one employ to locate such a thing via search engine? Stymying! Tha
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Perhaps it would be as simple as making punishment scale with the number or recurrences? Maybe not even linearly. Not necessarily in a "received 4 counts of xyz" situation, but maybe increasing punishment nonlinearly in situations
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
To echo a sibling comment - an attorney once explained to me that, while it is illegal for background checking services to provide outdated/inaccurate data, there is no strict legal timeline requiring them to update their records. Mean
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
This was my thinking exactly. The point of establishing a formal punishment for criminal business activity is not to set up one that business aren't terrified of. Quite the opposite - it needs to be a very real, very scary source
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> Take a look at Apple’s functional organizational structure for an example of an engineering company done right. I don't have an actual refutation here (and certainly don't want to start some kind of Apple flame war) but somet
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
It seems you didn't read TFA.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> is it too early to start drinking? Depends on the timezone you're in, though one could theoretically cite a disparity between physical and mental/emotional/temporal time zones...
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
AFAIUI the legal gray area with PSX emulation (and many other consoles) wasn't limited to just the ROMs, but also the console BIOS. Most emulators would tell you to dump (or find ) your own. Is that still the case, or are there free&#
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
You might be surprised if you ever worked in B2B or B2C sales. It's not uncommon to apply a "spin" to effectively set unreasonable expectation for your client, whether they be an average joe or a law enforcement agency. Not e
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
It may be a jurisdictional thing or a lack of ad blocking? I didn't see a paywall here in the U.S. with a generic ad blocker on my phone, FWIW.
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Correct. It's widely considered inadmissible as evidence in court. They're also rarely used outside of the U.S. AFAIK. Recordings of interrogations that feature them also show that they tend to come along with other appeals to eth
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Does Clearview AI train on mugshot datasets specifically? I'm absolutely NOT advocating for its use at all, but it seems like that might be a good source for well-tagged, organized data for what is turning out to be a very problematic
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> They look uncannily alike to me uncannily ? The images aren't exactly high-res, but that's definitely two different guys. The first two photos (color one at the top and b/w mugshot pair) are the same guy, but it
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
Meh, nothing serious, just that the "it could be worse" line of thinking can be a little dangerous if broadly applied since it could always be at least marginally worse, that's all I meant. Completely agree about forcing th
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by _underfl0w_ 6y ago
> Let's be happy with what we got. Ouch. It's exactly this mentality that enables malicious actors - "it could be worse". It could always be worse, but that doesn't make it sufficient justification. Functional eq

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