coretx

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by coretx 2y ago
It's as relevant as the 4:3 aspect ratio still being the best as it correlates to the physical properties of our eyes. That said and knowing that nearly every modern day OS is capable of resolution independent functioning; we should st
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by coretx 2y ago
Low hanging fruit. Part of a game involving the adversary to weaponize the stupidity of the crowd. That's us. Easy targets. We only see and know the tip of the iceberg if lucky. Those cables however, that's critical infrastructure
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by coretx 2y ago
North Stream was a existential threat to the EU, especially the Baltic states and Poland have no interest in being sandwiched between Russia and Germany again. Many German politicians are directly or indirectly bought by Russia, the most no
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by coretx 2y ago
If you want to know if they are affected, search for "Looking glass hetzner". It will help you better than ICMP PING. See https://bgp.he.net/AS24940 for example.
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by coretx 2y ago
NATO countries don't or barely respond because subversion requires a response. Russia is constantly pulling low hanging fruit hoping for as much commotion, fear, etc. It's party of their destabilization and subversion tactics. Thi
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by coretx 2y ago
They are predators while they eat too.
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by coretx 2y ago
We went from hardware we could trust & control and gopher + plain html to hardware that spies on us and have limited control over and fully turing complete software with access to all hardware & DRM. - and no sensible way out. Maybe
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by coretx 2y ago
Because nation states are socio/psycho-paths.
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by coretx 2y ago
Belgacom, Diginotar, Stuxnet Anything involving Fox-IT. Just to mention three cases involving black mailed ministers and involving corrupt intelligence public servants. The Dutch are not competent, they are corrupt as hell. Access to anyt
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by coretx 2y ago
Nation states don't have friends. They have interests.
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by coretx 2y ago
They do, they just care less when it's friends doing it. 5-eyes did the same with the entire European parliament. The incident response & reporting ( clean up crew ) was done by a firm who got sold to a British intelligence daughte
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by coretx 2y ago
Compel is a euphemism for a "friendly" visit to your wife & children or elderly parents. The western equivalent is to lawyer someone to death. Don't be naive.
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by coretx 2y ago
Or they convict you for money laundry because you developed a crypto phone they can't crack and don't have any legal means to destroy you. ( Dutch example, and yes - the guy payed taxes everything, they made him hang because of a
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by coretx 2y ago
Western society is criminalizing and repressing such culture, so China has already won because they fail at doing the same.
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by coretx 2y ago
The headline constitutes a false dichotomy benefiting a unnamed third party; and that's not the patient.
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by coretx 2y ago
Self promotion / advertisement should always be read with a _big_ *. What should probably not be read with a _big_ * is their roadmap end: 2021... https://hardenedbsd.org/content/roadmap
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by coretx 2y ago
It's not inherently different, how we deal with it is. Drawing conclusions from linear seemingly causal events is nuts considering that most start calculating from the future desired outcome to the present.Someone may do something stup
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by coretx 2y ago
Ask for a yearly inflation correction.
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by coretx 2y ago
By asking half of the money upfront and meeting them at a safe space. Just don't sign anything without consulting a lawyer.
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by coretx 2y ago
Advanced DMA/IOMMU attacks are hard, soft and firmware specific. In order to detect it, you'll have to do a ton of very expensive work all the while you risk destroying the customers soft, firm and hardware. Good luck explaining t
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by coretx 2y ago
Those who do, choose to do so and generally take responsibility for their actions. It's not the same as tainting a kernel and just winging it.
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by coretx 2y ago
DRM is not going away because the extra power it provides can be monetized.- Shareholders and investors want money at all cost. Ask anyone in any creative field. Very few are rights holders. They have food on their table despite DRM and the
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by coretx 2y ago
I'm already counting down the days for eBPF to blow up in our face. But admittedly, it's the cheapest way of gaining more capabilities and privileges than you need, thus it's here to stay.
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by coretx 2y ago
But we still don't know if it's more expensive or not... I'm hitting F5 on this page hoping to find out.
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by coretx 2y ago
Hindsight bias. States, like us human beings, are not nor ever have been completely in control of themselves and exist out of different "parts" making the whole. Also, when expected outcomes don't align with perceived results
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by coretx 2y ago
It has been a while since a _useful_ new app came along! Thank you, i appreciate it to the point I'd be willing to pay for it. Feedback: Teach people to never ever scan a QR code if they don't know for a fact who created it. For i
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by coretx 2y ago
There is people using chef/kitchen knifes for murder too. That doesn't mean we should regulate them for army use and monitor all cooks. Yet this is what many but certainly not all decision makers are doing. Good, fundamental, stu
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by coretx 2y ago
The general advice provided to me, and relayed by me is eyes centered @ 2/3th of the screen. The best advice received and relayed by me regarding posture might surprise you. If you struggle with posture, stop caring about what other pe
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by coretx 2y ago
The destructive EEE strategy is replaced by a constructive poisoning the well strategy. That's arguably moral progress while there is no legal or financial incentive to do so. That's praise for Nadella, not Ballmer.
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by coretx 2y ago
All the details can be found in the EUROPOL publications begging for it to be banned.

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