chopin

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by chopin 7y ago
It attaches to date you actually observe. I am sure the IP address is part of that. Enough to make the thing GDPR relevant. If someone complains they're going to have a bad time.
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by chopin 7y ago
> These parts were designed to last the lifetime of the airframe Can these be replaced? If they have the expected lifetime of the airframe they might not be serviceable. Out of curiosity: can these cracks be repaired other than replacing
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by chopin 7y ago
With a timeline of location data? There is no such thing as anonymity with such a data set.
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by chopin 7y ago
I can relate. One of the things I miss most on the command line is the poor visualization especially of hierarchical stuff (file system, git history,...).
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by chopin 7y ago
>If they buy bolts and build shelves to hold inventory: pay the tax. At least for Germany even that is not true. As a business all VAT payments are refunded (Vorsteuerabzug).
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by chopin 7y ago
Do you also account for cleaning? I bake two loafs of bread once a week since 3 years and I can't relate for the work. Most goes into cleaning up (much of the machinery can't get into a dishwasher).
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by chopin 7y ago
Is that really a thing in (American) English? I wasn't able to dig up anything (I am not a native speaker).
518.
by chopin 7y ago
I have Firefox and uMatrix on mobile. It is not a s seamless as desktop but bearable.
519.
by chopin 7y ago
Maybe, but I wouldn't want to rely on it. I don't know anything about real world music encodings but for the analog signal you have zero-crossings at fairly regular intervals.
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by chopin 7y ago
There are recurring patterns in a video or audio stream. More often than not these coincide with recurring patterns in the message, revealing information. For the sake of an example, take some pages of a novel as the one time pad. There wil
521.
by chopin 7y ago
A one time pad must be truly random to be secure. A music stream is far from that.
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by chopin 7y ago
Not in remote if you disallow force-push. For local I agree. For hairy rebases I normally set a marker tag (easier than to comb through the reflog). Then it is easy to reset the branch to its initial irrespective of what you've done.
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by chopin 7y ago
Evolution does not get stuck because the environment is constantly changing. This shakes things out of local minima. Take your shell example: The shell is made out of something, presumably abundant. If it becomes less abundant this species
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by chopin 7y ago
The problem is not to fix MCAS. The problem is are there more questionable design decisions? I personally will try to avoid the plane.
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by chopin 7y ago
You need sudo access (at least in Linux Mint, I suspect also in Ubuntu) to be able to manipulate printer settings. I've setup this for a special role granted to all users on our machines at home as sometimes the printers are recognized
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by chopin 7y ago
Not if you are snapshotting, this is what I do. Rsync makes this very easy and space saving. My main threat scenarios are hardware failures and encrypting trojans. Snapshotting (if done right) protects also against the latter.
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by chopin 7y ago
You can't fix a culture developed over 20 years (at least not fast). Especially if its a culture seen as good and beneficial by everything that surrounds you. Let's face it: the culture problems at Boeing are only a sign of the sa
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by chopin 7y ago
Getting re-elected, I suppose.
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by chopin 7y ago
I think the biggest problem with hardware implants is that you loose plausible deniability with it. For a state actor that seems a big risk. Especially China would have to lose big time as no one would trust their electronics any longer. Yo
530.
by chopin 7y ago
I use this for my desktops but does it also work if you only have a console?
531.
by chopin 7y ago
And rsync fwiw.
532.
by chopin 7y ago
It's either a lawful request from any country or none. Should corporations get to decide what a lawful request is? That's a horrible idea either. FWIW, I am appalled by this constant call to weaken encryption. This is not worthy o
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by chopin 7y ago
In theory, the key could stay at the company and the communications is handed over upon lawful request. To be clear, I am not supporting this. But this will be an argument being made by the other side thus a good reply should be prepared. N
534.
by chopin 7y ago
To play devils advocate: what about the keys with which Apple or Microsoft signs their updates? It's analogous to a master key, yet they didn't leak so far although the stakes are high.
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by chopin 7y ago
CORS prevents the JS from seeing the result but it doesn't prevent the sending of the request. This is one of the reasons my internal network is not 192.168.1.1/24 and the router is not 192.168.1.1.
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by chopin 7y ago
Not only a disabled person...
537.
by chopin 7y ago
Don't you run an own router/firewall behind the ISPs? I own my internet facing router AND I run a second one for sensitive parts of my network. As well, I run an own recursive resolver.
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by chopin 7y ago
With the software update thing the OP might have a point. On the other hand NotPetya got distributed via a software update. As well giving law enforcement access may as well result in handing the keys to third parties who have no incentive
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by chopin 7y ago
As I said: I don't want to be at their mercy even if they handled my case well. What especially bothered me is the fact that among the parts changed was an item (the controller) which had 250€ on the price list. It apparently had not b
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by chopin 7y ago
Yes I did. I got a reduction on the repair costs (which where initially at a point warranting buying a new appliance instead of a repair; spare parts alone where several hundred Euros). But for Miele prices I don't want to be at their

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