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by alibert 5y ago
Unfortunately you can get viruses from rogue npm package. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/malicious-np...
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by alibert 5y ago
I’m using Nod32 from Eset for almost a decade now. All AV somehow have to hook into low level system calls so can’t really avoid the kernel driver. Nonetheless, nod32 has been an install and forget AV with no interruption nor bait/nag
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by alibert 5y ago
Hello, Anything being worked on the IO performance side of Defender? I’m still using a paid third party AV for this sole reason. The impact is so huge with NPM packages as an example…
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EU cancels antitrust fine of € 1.06B on Intel [pdf](curia.europa.eu)
8 points by alibert 5y ago|3 comments
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by alibert 5y ago
Brave brings: - Native adblocker based on uBlock Origin algo - Proxy all requests to Google based service in use in Chromium such as Safebrowsing - Added anti fingerprinting stuff on some web techs such as webgl, canvas, plugins - Still ope
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by alibert 5y ago
I run Boinc connected to Science United which allows me to pick/prioritize domain of interest and it handles of the heavy lifting of getting tasks, running and uploading the results. It has been a install and forget experience with cur
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by alibert 5y ago
Constant 1.5v and weight.
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by alibert 5y ago
I think there is actually no challenge to rip them because everything streamed seems to be almost immediately available for download in the original bitstream format without any recompression (at least for 1080p content).
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by alibert 5y ago
Windows Defender is the worst AV in term of performance impact on the system. It's so significant in IO application that I don't understand why it is not number one top priority for the Defender team. It has been like this for sev
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by alibert 5y ago
Yes. No catch. You can host it for you (personal) or your company but you can't host and sell it as SaaS. Several others projects such as Sentry.io or Zerotier are using this license. Be aware that this license is not considered open s
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by alibert 5y ago
I'm using a self hosted instance of https://github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop Works great on local network (even mixed: windows/macosx/ios)
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by alibert 5y ago
Migadu is indeed using OVH servers.
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by alibert 5y ago
"iOS may now offer a choice between two software update versions in the Settings app. You can update to the latest version of iOS 15 as soon as it’s released for the latest features and most complete set of security updates. Or continu
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by alibert 5y ago
Could you provide any advice on brands for a good car charger? Thank you.
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by alibert 5y ago
From my anecdotal evidence (+ research on the web), charging in car is the worse thing you could do to any phone. * charging in hot environment * charging in GPS mode with sunlight on the phone (very bad) * unstable current due to the way c
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by alibert 5y ago
Is there any other way? The way I see it, the scanning is coming either fully server side or with a bit more privacy with the proposed client side system so is there something better? Others providers do it and I don't expect Apple to
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by alibert 5y ago
I would not say it is "scanning" as the device doesn't know the final result (match or not). If I had to summarize very broadly the thing to my understanding: it will be like doing a "loose" SHA on every photos in t
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by alibert 5y ago
Could it be that the camera is directly connected to the security chip responsible for things like biometrics, payment, etc. and that unlocking disable it?
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by alibert 5y ago
Yes I'm using quad9 but no I haven't noticed anything except this site.
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by alibert 5y ago
FYI, the domain is blocked on quad9 DNS. Seems like the IP was used as C2C some years ago. https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/ip/75.2.60.5
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by alibert 5y ago
FYI, they also published this today: https://www.apple.com/child-safety/pdf/Security_Threat_Model... With new bits of infos too.
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by alibert 5y ago
Apple said that they are intersecting multiples databases in different jurisdiction to avoid rogue hashes and that this will be available to audit. They also said that because it's on device, security researchers will be able to check
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by alibert 5y ago
The new launcher got force push on my Nvidia Shield (app store update is to manual).
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by alibert 6y ago
It's already included in the native adblocker in Brave (oct 2020) https://brave.com/privacy-updates-6/ Edit: not exactly bringing the feature to extension but people usually use Brave Shield + uBlock.
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by alibert 6y ago
If anyone has free time and is willing to, I think the Kodi team is looking for Android developers as the Android version is unmaintained. https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=360369&pid=3012332#...
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by alibert 6y ago
Did you try the recent v0.3.x series? It fixed a lot of Windows specific bugs. I have been running the official Windows version for a while now, using it almost 8h/day and it's working flawlessly for me.
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by alibert 6y ago
You can login to the MS Store independently from the system account.
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by alibert 6y ago
We know more about Nvidia shortage on 3000 series: Samsung wafer, substrates and components (maybe the GDDR6X memory chip which only Micron can make). [1] https://www.techpowerup.com/275530/nvidia-rtx-30-series-shor...
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Plex Server Web Client Displays Content (Not Mine) Prior to Login(forums.plex.tv)
1 points by alibert 6y ago|0 comments
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by alibert 6y ago
Only on Windows I believe. Every time Firefox is updated, it installs back the "Firefox Default Browser Agent" in the Task Scheduler.

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