avodonosov

6 ms·

31.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Android doesn't even let you access your files. It has famously blocked acess to the subfolders of /Android/data/ - every app has a subfolder there where it stores files. And you can not visit these subfolders since Andr
32.
by avodonosov 1y ago
> The goal they are trying to achieve is good, but the execution is just stupid and will make everyone, including and maybe especially the people they want to protect, less safe online. If so, the best way to stop that is to sugest a goo
33.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Everyone knows what model is. Almost noone knows what is controller.
34.
by avodonosov 1y ago
And capcha forces users to train neural networks for free, planning to then replace the users with those neural networks :) Moreover, website ovners even pay for capcha. It should be other way around - people participated in training the ne
35.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Ha-ha. Android doesn't even let you access your files. It has famously blocked acess to the subfolders of /Android/data - every app has a subfolder there where it sfores files. And you can not visit these subfolders since And
36.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Thank you for the comment. I mean fences. Haven't ever heard of barriers as a counter-like primitive (sounds like a semaphore or CountDownLatch)
37.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Than you.
38.
by avodonosov 1y ago
> ‘Oceanic Boundlessness’ (OBN) LOL
39.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Thank you
40.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Thank you
41.
by avodonosov 1y ago
* for not. for now
42.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Thank you very much. I can not give you thi final feedback at the moment, I only breefly looked through the articles for not. The first ones are very accessible (given my prior lnowledge of lamport clocks and happens before as in Java memor
43.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Can anyone suggest a good explanation of memory barriers?
44.
by avodonosov 1y ago
I am sarcastic because this discussion is about a different attack. Not about fishing. (The OP says one time codes are worse than passwords. In case of fishing passwords fail the same way as one time codes.) I was also sarcastic/provoc
45.
by avodonosov 1y ago
I do not believe that receiving such a message you will not notice the phrase. And more so if you receive them constantly. But of course, you are entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong.
46.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Ok. When they need the code they will have to scan through a message like Do not share the code 3456 and will read the words, because they read left to right. The code should be in the same font as the rest of the text.
47.
by avodonosov 1y ago
There are common properties of phycology shared by people. UI design and ergonomics rely on such properties. In psrticular, how people read text. But I am speaking of myself only. From experience receiving well designed message comparing to
48.
by avodonosov 1y ago
I know from experience that well designed messages with secure code are very understandable and make it virtually impossible to miss the warning. On what grounds you say people dont read? Any evidence?
49.
by avodonosov 1y ago
/s tag? Peope do read, if the email is short
50.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Tuesday follows Monday
51.
by avodonosov 1y ago
The scheme is impossible, because the GOOD site says in the email "NEVER SHARE THIS ONE TIME CODE WITH 3RD PARTY APPS OR INDIVIDUALS"
52.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Ha-ha, they also trained their LLMs on your code and maybe will even train on that blog post :)
53.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Are the images available?
54.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Who can think submitting biometrics online is in user's interest?
55.
by avodonosov 1y ago
The photo of the chat on his phone. What were his earlier prompts that made ChatGPT speak like this I wonder. Or he uses some compromized app instead of real ChatGPT?
56.
A man says ChatGPT sparked a 'spiritual awakening.'(cnn.com)
4 points by avodonosov 1y ago|4 comments
57.
by avodonosov 1y ago
Does it include the right to decompile and modify any software?
58.
by avodonosov 1y ago
> It uses five chains of different lengths, and each of those estimates the next, then a standard way of resolving those to a single signal. Can you explain on more details? (if not a trade secret of course)
59.
by avodonosov 1y ago
My "all time" stats: Played 145 times Max credits 49 Max combo 8 Win 56 (39%) Draw 35 (24%) Loss 54 (37%) My "this game" stats: Played 94 times Current credits 45 Max credits 49
60.
by avodonosov 1y ago
I once was reading a software license, and deep inside it there was a promise: who has read till this place will get a certain prise. I emailed them, they kind of confirmed that I am eligible for the prise. But it was a far away city, so I

More ›