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by cronix 6y ago
> What your talking about is something completely different. I wonder if farmers felt the same way when tractors first started coming onto the scene replacing ox/horses and a plow, or combines, or grain carts, or seed drills, or...
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by cronix 6y ago
> It could just be a clever attempt at socially engineering the public opinion of Cellebrite. If so, that sounds potentially libelous (IANAL).
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by cronix 6y ago
If jailbreaking an iPhone is legal, which also strips away Apples "protections" via an "exploit" in Apple's hardware/software then why wouldn't this be legal as well? It seems a case could be made. https:
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by cronix 6y ago
Is the truck driver tracked, or the truck? If the driver leaves the truck, are they still tracked? I think there is a difference between a vehicle being tracked, and an individual person.
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by cronix 6y ago
I often wonder what it would be like if the iPhone followed Steve Jobs original announcement and stated vision. There was no mention of an app store, at all. Apps were to be, basically, PWA's using html and javascript with api's t
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by cronix 6y ago
If you go back and watch how Stuxnet, ie "Olympic Games," was created, and the methods they used to figure everything out down to the particular model of centrifuges to target, it really is quite eye opening on how extensive these
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by cronix 6y ago
> the US will find a much hoped for excuse not to re-enter the nuclear deal. Can you elaborate? All the indications I've seen clearly point to the US wanting to reenter the deal. Biden denounced Trumps withdrawal numerous times duri
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by cronix 6y ago
I don't understand your analogy. If a sizeable population of the world got sick from eating at Chipotle...and it was easily communicably spreadable infecting even those that never ate there...and people died as a result (3 MILLION)...a
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by cronix 6y ago
Look at the downvotes of this channel. Just pick any video since Jan. It's around 4:1 dislikes to likes. You can bet this is why they're doing it. https://www.youtube.com/c/WhiteHouse/videos
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by cronix 6y ago
The US's First Amendment deals with that, in great part to get away from the (at the time) Church of England and prevent that (mixing church and state) from happening here. It doesn't logically surprise me that the country who lef
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by cronix 6y ago
The company didn't protect noob users from themselves?
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by cronix 6y ago
Also, what timestamp were they using for this comparison? EXIF data? Filename (some cameras store the filename of images/videos as the datetime it was taken)? Filesystem time it was written, and was that on the camera or when the files
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by cronix 6y ago
> where you can only talk candidly with people who are equal or lower than you on the oppression hierarchy Wouldn't someone talking to someone "lower" on the "oppression hierarchy" just be what we basically have
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by cronix 6y ago
RIP Mitch. One hell of a funny guy.
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It's amazing how much less of something you use when you don't have basically an endless, cheap supply of it. You tend to conserve a lot more because you know it's finite and will run out if you use too much.
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In this case, they bought it, bought it, bought it.
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Officially, but Jobs/Woz were making and selling illegal blue tone boxes 10 years before that around 1972. They allowed you to basically steal phone time from the phone companies by simulating the sounds that nickles/dimes/qu
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by cronix 6y ago
Tire pollution is also what's been attributed to killing a LOT of fish on the west coast, and likely elsewhere in the world where it rains and washes the tire particles from the roads into the streams, rivers and eventually oceans. ht
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by cronix 6y ago
I wonder how Intels chips would stack against Apple/AMD if they were to also use TSMC for outsourcing manufacturing instead of doing it themselves.
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My dad was a Capt. in the USAF in the mid 60's. He was stationed at Minot AFB, ND., and launched a new test Minuteman, but of course he didn't know it was a test at the time he and his partner were ordered to turn their keys durin
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by cronix 6y ago
Now that crypto is being more socially accepted, of course Visa and others will want to collect all the data on the products people are purchasing with it, just like they do with our fiat currency.
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by cronix 6y ago
It's actually "majority privilege." It's just called white privilege in the USA because that has historically been the majority color. Go to any country, or geographic area, and you fill find a majority race/sect&#x
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by cronix 6y ago
> What's powerful about this name change is that it pushes us to alter a habit Yes, a habit, but nothing that has to do with race or racism. So, is it a habit worth, or needing of being broken? What was bad about this habit? How doe
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Zuckerberg donated $300 million to "protect American elections." https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/mark-zuckerbergs-d...
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The title of the article on HN does not contain any such qualifiers. Actual Title: How Amazon Assistant lets Amazon track your every move on the web HN Title: Amazon Assistant lets Amazon track your every move on the web I should have been
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by cronix 6y ago
> It’s an entirely different thing if it delegates its privileges to a web service that could do anything and that nobody can inspect. Would it be more accurate then to say it potentially lets Amazon track you? Without the word "p
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> These days, at most performance tiers, Intel+mobo combo are slightly cheaper than AMD's equivalent. > Of course, Intel's CPUs have [...] lessor upgrade path One big + for AMD is their socket system, and keeping it the same
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There are 2 young married couples (mid 20's) in my immediate family who cannot get pregnant naturally, and they really want to and have been trying for multiple years. The issue is bigger than who is doing what job. Something external,
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Microsoft Issues Critical Warning as Chinese Hackers Attack Exchange Servers(forbes.com)
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And WordPress, even current versions.

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