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631.
by awqrre 11y ago
Can't most stores track you just as easily with your credit card information?
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Materials to Know: Acetal and Delrin(hackaday.com)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 11y ago
I'm glad I bought a few in November 2015 for $35 each then... I was able to install CyanogenMod without too much trouble and I got rid of ads and increased performance in the process.
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by awqrre 11y ago
I thought that was to allow Microsoft to be able to comply with government requests...
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by awqrre 11y ago
That was not a small target...
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by awqrre 11y ago
And still so many people choose it as file server...
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by awqrre 11y ago
Then I guess that every election promise that he choose not to keep should be brought back to a popular vote/referendum ... that would help people not feel betrayed. It's not like he has to promise anything...
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by awqrre 11y ago
Obama really fooled me with his "nice" speeches at election time...
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by awqrre 11y ago
Hopefully, in the final version, they will limit the max FPS if it increases battery life (because I can't tell the difference between 60 FPS and 300 FPS). But I did notice some jerking in his last demo so I do wonder if some garbage
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by awqrre 11y ago
Seems like the NSA does trust other law enforcement agencies at least to a certain level, with the use of parallel construction for illegally obtained evidence [1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction
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A judge ordered the FBI to reveal its Tor exploit code to defense lawyers(twitter.com)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 11y ago
Buy it from unregulated Chinese providers for personal use?
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by awqrre 11y ago
I guess you could send pre-encrypted data to iCloud to try to avoid Apple's backdoor... but of course if you do that from an Apple device, there is no guarantees...
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by awqrre 11y ago
The problem with software is that none have been 100% secure yet... I doubt that Apple will be able to achieve that in the near future. Someone should send a phone to John Mcafee at the very least [1][2] ... 1. http://www.pcgam
645.
by awqrre 11y ago
I wonder why the FBI came out public with this request when the government does even worst secretly?
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by awqrre 11y ago
Doctors always gave me the impression that they wanted to feel useful and would rather you not telling them what's wrong... That sentiment comes from only a few visits to the hospital.
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by awqrre 11y ago
nice, microSD is back
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by awqrre 11y ago
Toyota had it's fair share of bad software design issues (Lexus is a division of Toyota)...
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by awqrre 11y ago
I pay $5/month for my shared hosting for 100GB disk space and unlimited bandwidth but it doesn't support HTTPS...
650.
by awqrre 11y ago
Do you really think it affects Github as a hole and not just a single repo?
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by awqrre 11y ago
I don't really understand how a backdoor doesn't already exist if Apple can reset passwords for encrypted data...
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by awqrre 11y ago
If the enclave chips don't have a unique identifier on them after being installed in an Apple device does not mean that they didn't have a temporary identifier... Also, are you saying that even the machines manufacturing them do n
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by awqrre 11y ago
If "secure enclaves" are actually secure, companies manufacturing those "secure enclaves" could just log the encryption key(s) at fabrication time to render them useless?
654.
by awqrre 11y ago
Even if you assume that the enclave is truly secure, you still have to believe that Apple or the manufacturer doesn't log the encryption keys stored inside it when it is being manufactured, no?
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by awqrre 11y ago
Apple has admin privileges on your device so it is trivial for them to record encryption keys... They probably encrypt the PIN/key on the local drive for easy decryption later without owner's consent (they are probably forced to
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by awqrre 11y ago
Maybe not as useful but you can also detect pulse using a simple webcam and some software. That combined with speech might give some more insight. http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/149623-mit-releases-open-... https
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by awqrre 11y ago
here's another idea: 1. Create a grocery list online, 2. pickup packaged ready-to-go order at local warehouse
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by awqrre 11y ago
That would be nice but that is not Google's business model ...
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by awqrre 11y ago
of course that is why... how could they provide these features otherwise...
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by awqrre 11y ago
They are trying to solve planet warming by controlling population?

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