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by coretx 3y ago
It's far worse. There is no difference between a high end lobbying entity and a full blow intelligence agency. If the lobby wants something, they also do things such as genuinely help person X on dossier Y for free in order to covertly
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by coretx 3y ago
Author claims it could replace vulkan in alinea one. Decide for your self if you want to read/spend more time. I won't.
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by coretx 3y ago
Opera is no longer Norwegian. It's Chinese these days so that's exchanging one security problem for another.
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by coretx 3y ago
Im sorry, but you are misinformed.
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by coretx 3y ago
No, a MK Ultra reboot.
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by coretx 4y ago
Don't focus on learning anything new. Learn to focus on connecting everything you know already. Neuroplasticity is a female dog.
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by coretx 4y ago
By investing in it.
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by coretx 4y ago
Just in case he is reading this... Thank you man! You where one of my childhood heroes!
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by coretx 4y ago
Not just GDPR, also WPG etc. The latter is what you are supposed to use. And no, no criminal investigation involved.
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by coretx 4y ago
No, for a fact, he MADE the lives of such families. If your small time software does not end up being PRE'd somewhere; it doesn't exist. Without the marketing budget of large corporates; you could just forget about competing with
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by coretx 4y ago
No it's not... When you ask them for your file they may return a letter ending with "we have no info about you but if you publish the content of this letter you go to prison" It happend to me. ( In the Netherlands)
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by coretx 4y ago
Just imagine what happens when that data ends up with health insurance & credit rating companies, or politicians with extremist ideologies. They don't even need to have yours, data on your relatives can be enough.
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by coretx 4y ago
No denial from my side there, but regarding the other point: what else do those two have in common with each other ? Sometimes things really are what they look like.
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by coretx 4y ago
By EU law, the vendor of the phone has to provide updates for N year. There is no such regulation for SIM cards. ( Provided by telco's ) This means the vendor of the phone, not the telco, can simply say "we did our N years of upda
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by coretx 4y ago
Because it's in software, they can legally disable your phone and force you to buy a new phone every 3 year citing "security patches no longer being issued". Bye bye aftermarket firmware second life !
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by coretx 4y ago
You don't even need Dual-SIM phones, contemporary SIM can contain various numbers/administrations. Both with and without hackery involved. It's just that the carriers don't want it / block it. This is also why many
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by coretx 4y ago
It's not only french companies producing them and the entities who are involved in pushing SIM replacements aren't as interested in mundane things such as marketshare, money etc. as you might think. Don't forget this one for
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by coretx 4y ago
Opera already has this
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by coretx 4y ago
Until you power cycle them a couple of times... My old AMD GPU even held a record for how "good" the ASIC still was or was not. TL;DR Yes, your GPU wears and becomes slower over time; eventually it brakes. Not because of bad ther
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by coretx 4y ago
Same here, if within sensible ranges it won't harm. It's the current that destroys the ( longevity ) of the silicon, not so much the clock or voltage.
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by coretx 4y ago
Just answered it above. Sorry for being so slow, i was away from my desk.
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by coretx 4y ago
Using mobile, i received a page with a big face of the author with blah about him surrounded by all sorts of big "login with" overlays and advertisement. Obviously, i jumped to conclusions too quickly as my second attempt after re
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by coretx 4y ago
It seems like we both where baited. Apologies. Clicking that link a second time gives me a totally different page.
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by coretx 4y ago
Please don't do self promotion on HN.
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by coretx 4y ago
The obvious way for securedrop to go is homomorphic encryption.
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by coretx 4y ago
Go here: https://openbci.com/ , gear up. Start hacking & have fun. If that goes as planned, you'll find your way - if not, perhaps it's not for you.
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by coretx 4y ago
Regex is not only powerful, it's also expensive. If you can solve a problem without regex, it's usually the better way to do it.
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by coretx 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS
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by coretx 4y ago
Serious: I might be crazy when i say that i find most value of ontology exactly where the definition as used in philosophy differs from the definition as used in information sciences. Will LLM's make this more apparent, less or simply
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by coretx 4y ago
With academics I mean people with a phd working in the private sector, not professors ... But you are right about Germany taking proper care of public servants. My German gf makes almost double the amount of money compared to her Dutch cou

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