auiya

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by auiya 8y ago
Properly displaying screen saver photos is the absolute least of the bugs affecting Chromecast. Ever try casting a 'watch later' queue of long-form YouTube videos from an iPhone? It loses audio sync constantly, drops frames exce
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by auiya 8y ago
Can vouch. When you see an organization behaving a specific way, you can usually assume it's due to how they structure their employee incentives. Conversely, watch how the organization deploys its lymphocytes if you want to know what
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by auiya 8y ago
> there is a belief that it's easier to become a principal by leaving than by going through the rigorous promotion process That's because in most places it is. The whole construct of "work above your pay level for years o
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by auiya 8y ago
> Somebody has to do the work. Garbagemen will never be worth $15/hr. Many jobs that aren't will simply end up outsourced. Testing out UBI is predicated on the assumption most of those jobs "nobody wants" will be auto
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by auiya 8y ago
This still seems dangerous to the stomach lining over time. Why not suppositories?
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by auiya 8y ago
> the richest man on the planet That we know of. The money coffers owned by the house of Saud run way deeper than many realize.
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by auiya 8y ago
Kashoggi was an employee of the Washington Post, which Bezos owns. The WaPo have been highly critical of the Saudi response to the Kashoggi murder. It would stand to reason the Saudis are likely using AMI as a proxy for their campaign to
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by auiya 8y ago
> You can't decrypt the traffic Sure you can. There are many how-to's on decrypting SSL/TLS using wireshark, you just have to have the keys. Here's one - https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX11
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by auiya 8y ago
> problem at hand Is it a problem? I would submit it is a solution.
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by auiya 8y ago
Lots of interesting reading here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_and_intelligence I believe long-term fertility is largely eugenic, favoring those with desirable genes. Whether or not intelligence is viewe
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by auiya 8y ago
Whomever came up with the concept of hot terminals and/or desking needs to be strapped to a tree and beaten with a bag of hammers. "Oh we can oversubscribe our desks now? Sweet we'll just make 'em all work a compressed
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by auiya 8y ago
You decrypt the traffic. Or you monitor on a point in the chain where the traffic has already been decrypted. I think what you meant to ask was how do they obtain the decryption keys or establish a point of presence post-decryption?
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by auiya 8y ago
I submit that you did not, in fact, "de-Google" your computer usage. Not entirely at least. You may have reduced your usage of a handful of their core services, but until you're running every device you use through a tunnel
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by auiya 8y ago
Because most of the Internet is controlled by four or five big companies now.
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by auiya 8y ago
I thought most companies have figured out Jack Welch's rank-and-yank system doesn't work by now? Surely Amazon isn't that naive are they?
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by auiya 8y ago
How so?
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by auiya 8y ago
> If you consider what happens when you add a third person to a call: You start sending them everyone's audio! Not before they accept the call connection request you don't.
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by auiya 8y ago
Wasn't Ripple/XRP designed for this exact purpose? Being a SWIFT replacement?
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by auiya 8y ago
If you were trying to hire Jimi Hendrix to play guitar for you, would you make him audition by playing Mary Had a Little Lamb? Don't dictate what they should play, let them show you what they got.
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by auiya 8y ago
Here's a video of the real deal (not NI plugin) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgtD5mZP8AU
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by auiya 8y ago
It will be interesting to see what kind of scandalous language/tactics merchants will use to trick you into offering approval.
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by auiya 8y ago
But... it's... just Bing with federated search redirectors? Is that truly competitive? Any of the search companies could implement the same overnight if users were clamoring for it.
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by auiya 8y ago
The saving grace for DDG is search directors (bangs) and privacy shielding. Their problem however, is these are incredibly trivial things for Google to also implement.
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by auiya 8y ago
I followed a similar usage pattern, but find myself using !g less and less. I use it if I know I need a google cache link, or on the odd chance the standard DDG search doesn't give me something relevant, but that is happening much les
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by auiya 8y ago
And, you know, cosmic radiation.
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by auiya 8y ago
Unless one of the byproducts of space colonization is the retrieval of a super virus capable of wiping out large swaths of humans rather quickly, I don't feel the domestic paradigm will shift significantly enough.
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by auiya 8y ago
It would stand to reason. China has the largest number of endpoints, and thus is most likely to have the largest number of compromised hosts. I take it you've ruled out the possibility this is a geographically diverse spread of actor
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by auiya 8y ago
If my understanding of the pwn2own event is correct, it's not a CTF event and the exploits are typically developed in advance, and then demonstrated during the event? If there are 2 or more exploits which all work reliably, who is det
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by auiya 8y ago
I like both FastMail and Protonmail. Take note of where the infrastructure is hosted for both however, if your privacy concern is one of nation-state actors.
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by auiya 8y ago
That's because it is BS and this is not how cryptography works. Either the drive was decrypted and they have the file hashes, or the drive was encrypted and they don't. Or they caught the transfers on the wire, but this is much

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