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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
You can usually lock the whole system with a boot password. In the case where the attacker replaces the whole disk, or whole disk image with another Windows image, you can also add your own keys and sign the image or individual boot files.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
That's useful for personal use. I think that the IPFS is designed for this purpose as well, but meant to be accessible to anyone.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Superfish was never found, but there has definitely been malware installed on the ThinkPad line: https://thehackernews.com/2015/09/lenovo-laptop-virus.html?m... The firmware rootkit, to my knowledge, has never bee
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Hm, it was a problem on the professional ThinkPad line as well. https://thehackernews.com/2015/09/lenovo-laptop-virus.html?m...
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
I'm not aware of an "out of the box" solution, but maybe paying for NordVPN or similar will do this for you. VPNs typically tunnel your packets thru an encrypted connection to a gateway somewhere else on the internet. Ad bloc
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
I'd strongly agree on the point that a dark theme in a media editor (or similar context) draws focus to the project and away from the controls. But I also believe that the UI experience should lean towards uniformity. Still, if you&#x2
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
Related, I simply cannot stand the smell of eggs on dishes even after a couple of runs through a dishwasher. Love eggs for breakfast, though, so it's a tough life.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
A significant aspect of the Lineage OS support on OnePlus devices is the vendor support for development.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
No, haha. When was that a thing?
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
Does Privacy Badger do something that uBlock Origin does not?
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
That's a good point. All the salt and other solute needs to go someplace. As that stuff comes from the ocean one might suggest it goes back into it at a controlled rate. The biggest challenge I'd read about had been energy costs,
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
Is it a bias? I definitely intended to zero in. My bubble is a bunch of podcasts and NYMag articles in which I'm told that the people wanting to shut down speech are doing so to protect ourselves from hateful speech at the expense of e
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
> we've largely coalesced around the idea that insult should be defined by the insulted. I know that is not an opinion I share. I suspect it is not one many people share at all. I think it's just the one of a vocal minority on
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
"Commodity" seems right. "Luxury" carries another sense that I think is fitting, too. - Something useful that can be turned to commercial or other advantage. - Advantage; benefit
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
Can you recollect the scenery? There is a condition where one cannot process memories visually, but can still use other semantics to recollect. It's called aphantasia.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
I'm misunderstanding this comment. A hypothesis is, by definition, a refutable claim. It must be testable, falsifiable. ... what do you mean?
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
I believe http://detectportal.firefox.com is also useful for this purpose.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
I reads the opposite. He said such systems are easier targets because of uniformity.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
After reading "Why We Sleep" I've been led to believe it really ought to be just socially acceptable to consume this drug. Unless we challenge the culture of working early then it seems to be the case that many of us are phys
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
On GitHub click the tags for this project. You can observe other projects' pages, docs, and code to learn more.
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by aesh2Xa1 7y ago
He almost certainly means uBlock Origin.
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
You could put the pass directory on an encrypted filesystem.
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
He's the original author (not just maintainer).
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
The authors mention the mantis shrimp in the first sentence. So, presumably, the ant is faster. >CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Move over, trap-jaw ants and mantis shrimp: There's a faster appendage in town. According to a new study, the Dracul
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
The article lists that reason (gentrification) explicitly. The only other one given in there is that Google is evil (data collection, tax evasion, etc.). Someone else pointed out that the type of hosted campus would not lead to the same gen
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
Lamborghini began as a tractor company, so I think the joke is pointing towards history. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamborghini_Trattori
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
It isn't so much one guy vs all of Google doing the work. It's more like the team that Google employs vs the entire rest of the infosec and academic community. This is a treasure.
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
What's the argument here? Spaghetti and meatballs aren't explicitly guaranteed, either, but you can eat them without signing away any other rights.
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
I find this position generally attractive because I believe that good principles and ethics requires some effort on everyone's part, especially when the benefit is towards not oneself. Technically, though, I would not believe a claim t
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by aesh2Xa1 8y ago
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17/~/uef... This should help with that.

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