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Apple Challenges UK iCloud Backdoor Order(reclaimthenet.org)
4 points by anonymousiam 2mo ago|0 comments
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
You've touched on the whole problem with the "cancel culture" of today. Scientific and political beliefs often do not stand the test of time, but is it fair to blame the people of past eras for their misjudgements using the v
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
Chapter 7 has the juicy details that nobody wants to discuss.
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
Aschenbrenner is 25 years old. How many market upsets has he seen in his adult life?
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
My assumption on the reason that it requires 2M or more is all the memory mapped I/O devices in the first 1M of PC memory. They just wanted to avoid the whole page and set the origin at 2MB.
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
CP/M‑386 is currently in the very early development stages. Full 32‑bit protected mode implementation with Ring‑3 TPA. Bootable via 3.5" 1.44MB floppy disk MBR or GRUB Multiboot kernel. Supports VGA text (0xB8000) an
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
This post assumed that the author of the "runs" commit was not acting maliciously. Has that been established? It's not mentioned in this article.
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
It's not just a better user experience. It also addresses the security issues. Blocking ads will also prevent malware scripts, unscrupulous information collection, and deceptive virus infection messages. I've got friends who&#x2
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
Last year I remember playing a similar game where you design a CPU beginning with SSI gates, building flip flops, registers, adders, multiplexers, etc. It was fun doing this because I hadn't done any digital design for a few decades,
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
I do not see it as a battle or war. I pity the poor subjects of every totalitarian regime, and at the same time I feel blessed to live where I do. No system is perfect, and most of the people of the world live in fear of their government
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
Note that I referred to Mao Zedong's China and not the China of today, which has embraced a "controlled capitalism" after their flirtation with communism failed miserably (as it always does). Can you trust the USSR lifespan s
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
True, but most people don't think about why that is the case. They'll blame slavery (abolished over 160 years ago), or the "exploitation" by capitalists (that produce wealth for all). Some may claim that the US has mor
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
I got a new Pixel 10 Pro a few months ago and immediately installed GrapheneOS. It's all been good, but I can no longer use Strava on that phone and I'm looking for a Strava replacement. As far as tap-to-pay goes, I still carry a
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by anonymousiam 2mo ago
Aside from the financial analysis, there is also the fact that this strategy from Apple will prevent customer churn to alternative phones.
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
There was no warrant, nor any court order compelling him to provide the unlock code. They had no probable cause, other than that they had labeled him a "terrorist" because of his political activities. The CSAM pretext was provab
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
The F16 was the first fully fly-by-wire fighter jet. It's an ideal platform for AI experiments. Having AI "wing men" can be a great tactical advantage, and they're expendable.
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US Circulates Draft UN Free Speech Declaration Targeting EU Censorship Law(reclaimthenet.org)
3 points by anonymousiam 3mo ago|0 comments
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UK Pols Want More Speech Regulation After Ann Widdecombe Murder – She Opposed(jonathanturley.org)
2 points by anonymousiam 3mo ago|1 comments
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
The author is a Democrat. He mentions the arrest of Aberdeen web developer Heather Herbert. In my youth, it was the left who were in favor of free speech, and the right who were opposed. It's wild to see how this has flipped in the pa
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
What possible use does something like this have, besides the unethical/illegal ones?
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
And all salaried retirees lost their pensions and medical coverage, while the hourly ones kept everything. Thanks Obama!
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
This article makes a good case for the abolition of health insurance. If everybody had to pay for medical care, medical care would need to be affordable to survive. It's hard for me to believe that a doctor couldn't afford medic
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
Paper here: https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/5tgcs_v1
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The Rise and Gruesome Implosion of 'Woke Capital'(cityjournal.substack.com)
6 points by anonymousiam 3mo ago|1 comments
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
Perhaps you believe there is no medical controversy, but there is a legal one: https://reason.com/volokh/2026/07/20/the-second-circuits-pro...
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
It's not mentioned in the article, but this hardware architecture may be better suited for brute-forcing password/crypto/key cracking than traditional computing architectures.
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
This paper says there are no adverse effects to the mother, but it does not mention possible adverse effects to the child beyond "birth health" and does not address the recent controversy about a possible link to autism.
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Google Earth Desktop Client to Be Retired in 2027(hackaday.com)
18 points by anonymousiam 3mo ago|4 comments
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Lightning_storm
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by anonymousiam 3mo ago
Yes, but maybe it's more secure. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48915004

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