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FSB Team of Chemical Weapon Experts Implicated in Navalny Novichok Poisoning(bellingcat.com)
28 points by andreasley 6y ago|4 comments
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by andreasley 6y ago
Did you mean "available on Windows and Linux"? A Linux version is available (based on Qt).
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by andreasley 6y ago
Here's PDF that has specs for some Omnisec products: http://www.universal-defense.com/UD/Communication_files/11_C... It's probably 20 years old, but still interesting I think. They also seem to have sold
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by andreasley 6y ago
Thanks; I followed a broken link on the About page. Just sent them an email about it.
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by andreasley 6y ago
While not directly assembled by state intelligence services, some of today's "independent" reports surely are supported or financed by them. I'm not saying this one is, but verifying the independence and financing of any
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by andreasley 6y ago
Gaming on the Mac was basically dead and will be revived with Apple Silicon, I believe. Even the MacBook Air now has enough power to run modern games smoothly, and more powerful models are to follow. A considerable amount of iOS games are s
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by andreasley 6y ago
Even worse, other stuff is breaking because Apple's infrastructure is on fire. Apps don't launch because signature checks are failing (ocsp.apple.com and crl.apple.com seem to be unreachable for me) and my Mac Pro hangs randomly f
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by andreasley 6y ago
Also GPU: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/compute/compare/1799092?bas... The Vega II is even faster (but quite a bit more expensive).
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by andreasley 6y ago
If the Geekbench scores are to be believed, the M1 in the MacBook Air scores 7,500 multithreaded. So yeah, the 28-core Mac Pro is quite a bit faster (and can sustain that performance), but the performance of the Air looks extremely good.
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by andreasley 6y ago
What people? Vetting how? The problem remains: If you don't read and understand all the code (which is basically impossible for most people), then you have to trust some source of information, which in turn is based on some other sourc
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by andreasley 6y ago
The actual report, in german: https://www.parlament.ch/centers/documents/de/bericht-gpdel-... Interestingly, the report states that the collaboration of the Swiss Intelligence Service with the CIA and BND was
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by andreasley 6y ago
That's simply not true. To the people saying it's obviously a joke: The App Store Review Guidelines have become huge and I wouldn't have been surprised to find something like this in there, although not in these exact words.
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by andreasley 6y ago
From https://www.rbth.com/lifestyle/332810-behind-ecological-disa... : According to local media, there have already been leaks from buried pesticides. Regional agronomist Anatoly Fedorchenko said in 2006 that “this amo
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by andreasley 6y ago
They have: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16087/the-samsung-980-pro-pci...
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by andreasley 6y ago
Or microwave ovens posing as astronomical objects [1]. [1] https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/aerospace/astrophysics/m...
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by andreasley 6y ago
Definitely not great, but if that's the main problem of this iOS update, I'd consider that a huge success.
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by andreasley 6y ago
Actually, loud fans are a regular occurrence when using external displays with current high-end 15" MacBook Pros. It gets hot fast, especially when driving a 4K display and charging at the same time. The 13" MacBook Pro on the ot
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by andreasley 6y ago
Here you go: https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/dev7ccaf4d3c Ad Hoc provisioning profiles are usually only used for testing, since all of the target devices have to be registered in your develope
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by andreasley 6y ago
You do GPU-accelerated 3D rendering. [1] You do GPU-accelerated video editing. [2] You do GPU-accelerated machine learning. [3] [1] https://home.otoy.com/octane-x-pr1/ [2] https://www.apple.com/de/
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by andreasley 6y ago
Apple Silicon will contain an Apple-designed GPU, so it might soon be irrelevant for Mac users what AMD has to offer.
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by andreasley 6y ago
Apple Silicon will use an Apple-designed GPU.
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by andreasley 6y ago
"Apple replied asking not to publish the details as they plan to address the issue in the Spring 2021 security update" Besides the fact that I'm always torn if vulnerabilities should be published if the vendor has committed t
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by andreasley 6y ago
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit [1] and published a Fortnite-themed parody of Apple's "1984" [2] to get some publicity for it. [1] https://cdn2.unrealengine.com/apple-complaint-734589783.pdf [2] https:/&
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by andreasley 6y ago
Unfortunately, these maps are neither complete nor very accurate. For example, smaller ISPs and networks (like LiteXchange) are usually not included. :(
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by andreasley 6y ago
Ah, the ad thing makes sense. It's technically true but the meaning conveyed in the statement is quite different. As for the subscription model, I've thought about that but developers that aren't huge companies have a hard ti
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by andreasley 6y ago
A Statement of Tim Cook for the House of Representatives claimed that "For the vast majority of apps on the App Store , developers keep 100% of the money they make." [1] How can this be even remotely true if Apple takes a 30% com
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The Subway Beneath the US Capitol in Washington D.C. (2016)(untappedcities.com)
1 points by andreasley 6y ago|0 comments
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by andreasley 6y ago
A few years ago, while browsing the feeds from my country, I had spotted a camera showing a bedroom with a young child playing. The camera in question was using UPnP to enable port forwarding by default – with a standard password. After lo
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by andreasley 6y ago
While Apple has been publishing their MDM Protocol Reference, the only implementation they ever offered was "Profile Manager", a limited, unreliable service that only runs on macOS Server. Apple never provided MDM as a cloud servi
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by andreasley 6y ago
With english subtitles: https://vimeo.com/425030709

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