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by ale42 3y ago
To me, at a first glance the interface looks like more like ~2005-2007 ;-)
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AI-powered grocery bot suggests recipe for toxic gas, “poison bread sandwich”(arstechnica.com)
3 points by ale42 3y ago|1 comments
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by ale42 3y ago
Maybe if it was available on PC or as a web site... given it's just an Android/iOS app, I'll skip.
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by ale42 3y ago
Funny, reminds me of the old (~1990) MS-DOS based "FM Intelligent Organ" distributed with Sound Blaster cards (cf. http://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=File:Sound_Blaster... ). Nice to see people doing th
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by ale42 3y ago
that's the problem: if you look what companies are actually using, there's definitely a lot of non-web technology going on there.
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by ale42 3y ago
Everything that runs inside this "desktop" environment is made for it. So it is definitely not competing with Citrix & co. which are made to run existing stuff under existing operating systems...
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by ale42 3y ago
> security is up to the dev. As in basically any web app development... mostly independently of the chosen implementation language. PHP hast lost its insecure beginnings (like injecting variables using GET arguments...) since long.
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Researchers find deliberate backdoor in police radio encryption algorithm(wired.com)
1 points by ale42 3y ago|0 comments
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by ale42 3y ago
Definitely. I was doing EE2E with friends using Pidgin and OTR plugin (just because it was possible, not that we were discussing anything sensitive) over ICQ and MSN... so ages before TextSecure (now Signal) was even a thing.
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by ale42 3y ago
> you also can’t see VHF or microwave radiation! True, but you can definitely see some frequencies of electromagnetic radiation (light is electromagnetic radiation, just at a very large frequency). A 525 nm green LED is just emitting a s
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by ale42 3y ago
Very true... only issue is that you wont receive any local signals if there's no local web-SDR in your area.
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by ale42 3y ago
I guess data is compressed? Otherwise, this makes no sense (even if it might happen in practice).
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by ale42 3y ago
Yes at that point I just wished I had the mosh client installed before boarding the plane ;-)
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by ale42 3y ago
Four years ago I managed to use it on a plane to read mails over SSH in a terminal. It was so slow I had the impression to be in a spaceship to another planet...
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by ale42 3y ago
Sorry I misunderstood the question, I didn't know about the dashboard software.
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by ale42 3y ago
Original in French for those who speak it: https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2023-06/DRAT%20TELESIGN%...
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by ale42 3y ago
Probably not, given that ePaper is reflective and not emissive.
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by ale42 3y ago
There are lots of other types of phones besides mobile phones (nowadays, usually implying VoIP somewhere in most places, but some countries still have analog landlines, too). Assuming that all phone calls are either made with Android or iOS
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by ale42 3y ago
started reading here... it took me a while to figure out where the "chips" where coming from :-D
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by ale42 3y ago
And the somewhat-higher-tech way (back in 2007): https://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-07/Barisani_an...
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by ale42 3y ago
Interesting workaround, although it's kind of so overkill to get a /48 prefix and have 5-10 IP addresses used inside it... and what happens when the abusers will also get a /48?
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by ale42 3y ago
I was wondering if it was only me... do you have any links about those complaints?
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by ale42 3y ago
some fancy Unicode (small-caps letters... see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_caps#Unicode ). Not sure why the author used them, though.
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by ale42 3y ago
> (What is the expected litigation route for trademark claims anyway? Can they knock a project offline, or just send a strongly worded lawyer letter?) IANAL, but I would expect a cease-and-desist letter or the national equivalent dependi
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by ale42 3y ago
also tried a similar technique on level 4, but it was just telling me it detected my attempt to avoid detection...
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by ale42 3y ago
I know, but it can't run Win32 console executables nor DOS programs directly... although it uses a variant of the same EXE format as Win32 ;)
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by ale42 3y ago
Now I just want HX running directly on UEFI! ;-)
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by ale42 3y ago
it's probably the simulation software mentioned in the title... weird to get directly to an executable file, though ;)
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by ale42 3y ago
I'd first want to see generative AI trained on 100% non-copyrighted (or properly licensed for the purpose) works. I'm pretty sure that copyright laws will be adapted in the next years to cover AI/training usage, so people wil
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by ale42 3y ago
This doesn't need to happen. Having such a function in KeePassXC is important so that there's a sufficient user base not attested by big groups.

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