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by deno 3y ago
You could run this locally as a step beyond security model offered by for example Qubes OS. Instead of a VM for just a browser why not a VM for every tab as well.
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by deno 3y ago
I explicitly acknowledge analog hole in my other comments in this thread and suggest advanced sensors (as used in existing biometric authentication) and LIDAR as potential solution. Nevertheless, I think this system can be very useful even
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by deno 3y ago
I fully acknowledge the second issue, and have offered some potential solutions in my other comments, but I think this can have tremendous impact even if you don’t solve the second issue in first draft.
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by deno 3y ago
I think you’re missing the point, this is not a technology to create politically neutral photos. The way you take a photo and even the way you edit it later will all be your choice. It’s also your choice what to take photos of or not in the
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by deno 3y ago
I have read your comment as we just have to accept this new environment and just ‘cope’ with it, whereas my feeling is we don’t have to accept it at all. I don’t want to cope with AI and question if what I see everyday is in fact real. Inst
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by deno 3y ago
You can harden against it using stereo cameras (3D) and different type of cameras, e.g. IR, verify with for example LIDAR, since some new premium smartphones are getting it already, this will tell you if you’re looking at a projection. Als
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by deno 3y ago
I see this as completely different issues. Whether AI exists or not this is and was a problem. I’m proposing technical solution because AI fakes are a technical problem. And yeah if people get used to green checkmark you can’t just pump fak
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by deno 3y ago
Well I don’t think all images would have to be signed, just photos for which you want to prove authenticity. Probably social media and dating apps seem like a good target. Maybe some advertising, sure. I bet McDonalds wouldn’t mind green ch
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by deno 3y ago
You have to provide authentic image with your image for it to validate, just as you have to supply any intermediate certificates in TLS. If you want to crop to hide information you have to do this while taking the photo in the camera app. P
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by deno 3y ago
I like a green checkmark next to a photo better than giving more power to whoever you think should be the one determining and enforcing those consequences.
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by deno 3y ago
Trunk and internal, and I usually put all the phones in their own VLAN w/o direct Internet access. I don’t really see a use for dialing arbitrary SIP URIs. If I need to add a remote phone I’ll just connect it directly with a network t
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by deno 3y ago
Phones need to stay up and at this point in time NAT is more reliable than IPv6, which is probably not even an option most of the time anyway.
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by deno 3y ago
You get some statistics for queues but also for example you might want to only take one call at a time even if you can answer from multiple. Also Asterisk queues make it very easy to do things like 'there’s N callers waiting' etc.
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by deno 3y ago
Other way around, there are bots testing if they can use your systems for placing spam calls.
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by deno 3y ago
Yes, Asterisk can poke holes in NAT on its own just fine. I was surprised how pessimistic the article is on this. I have systems running for months and years behind NAT with no issue. You might have to disable direct media (endpoint/di
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by deno 3y ago
This is how a lease works not credit. If you take something on credit then you are the sole owner, you just become liable for the payment.
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by deno 4y ago
According to Google Translate: EEEEELÉH!... WHERE DID YOU SEE A REVOLVER FIRE SO MANY BULLETS WITHOUT RELOADING IT? A LITTLE MORE REALISM, WOW! WELL, YES THAT'S WHY IT'S NOT TIME TO BEING SHOOTING OURSELVES IN A SUPPOSED DESTINY F
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by deno 4y ago
You can get cheap NVMe drives for around the same price with a controller supporting HMB (Host Memory Buffer) which to a large degree neutralizes the disadvantage of having no expensive DRAM on board. If you need some small form factors lik
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by deno 4y ago
What scaling factor do you use on the 8K?
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by deno 4y ago
He goes with 2006 65nm Cedar Mill in the end, which granted is the last variant in the Pentium IV family, but it’s still a mainstream part.
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by deno 4y ago
2. https://youtu.be/ivrlU73VcHw?t=2110
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by deno 4y ago
Let’s hope half of their nuclear arsenal malfunctions. No worries.
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by deno 4y ago
I can’t find it but Gmail actually had some sort of whitepaper or something once about Gmail-originated SPAM and how it became a huge problem which was partially the reason they started doing phone verification. The parent’s comment is vali
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by deno 4y ago
The photo in article is some random stock image and has nothing to do with the research paper[1]. [1] https://vpnoverview.com/wp-content/uploads/2301.00250.pdf
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by deno 4y ago
What was the resolution a decade ago? Just having the Web in 4K is going to require significantly more memory. And something like Discord is not exactly comparable to an IRC client.
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by deno 4y ago
You include the Base as a layer rather than bundle it so it’s amortized over several releases. Google has a tool to actually bundle your base and cut it down to the very essentials. This is only a thing with Docker and similar. With somethi
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by deno 4y ago
Seems you could also do this: # SIZE WHAT 1 ~100 MB Base OS 2 Y MB Minimal standalone runtime built with JLink 3 X MB App code (not in above image) Then later you only change #2 if you need more modules or
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by deno 4y ago
Anyone can send something to your address without your consent or knowing, just as anyone can send you an email with something illegal.
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by deno 4y ago
I figured as much, curious if you know what he used?
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by deno 4y ago
I think it’s for X400 mapping https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2156 . Anyway I have never seen it used in an email. A by seen I mean I just grepped a whole bunch of messages looking for it ;)

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