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by deno 6y ago
Baseband processors already operate independently with its own operating system and often have greater access than the application processor. Simple firmware update is all it takes right now to have it not turn itself off. CIA actively uses
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by deno 6y ago
In Poland they make people install government issued App or declare[1] under threat of perjury that you don’t own a suitable device. > will the government provide free devices to everyone? Free and subdermal. /s [1] https:/&#x
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by deno 6y ago
Why do you think you will be able to disable cellular modem in the future? You won’t have that option. Also Apple’s tracing works offline via Bluetooth.
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by deno 6y ago
DOS attack means Denial of Service. If you are attacked and your bandwidth costs grow exponentially then how have you protected yourself from a “denial of service” attack? Azure Frontdoor should not advertise itself as “protecting your app
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by deno 7y ago
Agree. The omission makes the title sound more sensational than it is. Token-only API authentication is not uncommon.
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by deno 7y ago
Availability aside (bluray rips are a thing), most people can’t tell the difference between FullHD and 4K at all, at least in moving pictures[1]. I doubt bitrate will make much difference on top of that, as long as you start from some reaso
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by deno 7y ago
That’s a single use case and you can just reverse it and have a ‘remote control’ mode on the portable device. In practice people are now buying Telescreens (not like there’s option tbh) and they have Android or at least Netflix already buil
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by deno 7y ago
Miracast is much more straightforward and predictable and with 801.11ad you can even go lossless. Also you can get an HDMI receiver for like $15, because it’s just streaming instead of a full stack. Chromecast will go of the way Google’s ma
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by deno 7y ago
To me this (and the other ones) just sound too similar to Raspberry. You shouldn’t choose a name that could sound like a typo of something else. Ryzenberry adds a sylable, so there is no ambiguity and the hard Z makes it sound more powerful
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by deno 7y ago
Ryzenberry has even better ring to it
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by deno 7y ago
Fractional scaling is stupid. 150% × 4K = 1440p so just buy 1440p screen but 150% on 4K will mean misaligned pixel grid. If you need more real estate and want HiDPI then you need 5K display, not 4K. 5K is 1440p@2. Fractional scaling shoul
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by deno 7y ago
200% scaling is the intended use case. E.g. for text: https://www.eizoglobal.com/library/basics/pixel_density_4k/t...
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by deno 7y ago
I’m using HiDPI on Linux/KDE and haven’t had any issues for a long time. Windows can’t be much worse. I think you need to reevaluate. 1080p might be fine for a phone. There’s nothing ‘sweet’ about blurry text[1] on a lowDPI laptop scre
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by deno 7y ago
Maybe unpopular opinion: Most people don’t have any reason to look at maps beyond local area and it doesn’t automatically mean they’re stupid. Middle east is not a continent and if you look at a global map without country lines then you mig
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by deno 7y ago
Plenty to choose from that don’t do things like that. E.g. Sony has a page dedicated to AOSP[1] and ASUS recently was sending their new flagship to LineageOS developers[2]. [1] https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-de
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by deno 7y ago
They have LineageOS builds with MicroG integrated that are technically a fork, mostly because they add permission API to spoof Google apps, that got rejected upstream. Also they ship with two location backends (Mozilla and Nominatim), thoug
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by deno 7y ago
/e/ is LineageOS + MicroG already. Seems like a LineageOS downstream distro with bunch of defaults and some Cloud stuff (can be self-hosted) and an Appstore other than FDroid. Oh and they’ll sell you preflashed phones. So basicall
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by deno 7y ago
Do 4K ultrawide even exist?
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by deno 7y ago
I actually wanted to do something similar one time and I figured there’s one way to do it: 1) Get a domain name for the project, e.g. mycoolwiki.tld 2) In the installer/setup provision for the user a random subdomain, e.g. d2c8116f19d0
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by deno 7y ago
Custom DNS server with DNS rebind protection. E.g. if you’re running OpenWRT you’re fine[1]. Also just don’t test on localhost. You can use a proper domain (or claim one in .test TLD[1] if you’re fine with selfsigned certs) and point it to
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by deno 7y ago
I would hope so, but you never know.
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by deno 7y ago
Selecting works in Firefox. It even behaves as you would expect if you copy-paste to e.g. Libreoffice, because the markup is still a table. The only thing that doesn’t work is selecting cell ranges in the browser. At least in Firefox, for r
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by deno 7y ago
The previous version of the language was called “T0” and used for BearSSL. They were first, not Apple.
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by deno 7y ago
What is a “remote update”? All updates are remote until you download them.
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by deno 7y ago
You could do all that with a regular update as well.
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by deno 7y ago
Changing a default setting is SaaS?
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by deno 7y ago
Firefox is fully open source. Runs locally and even works offline. How is it SaaS exactly? The auto-update mechanism exists almost exclusively for the benefit of Windows users. None of the Linux distros use it.
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by deno 7y ago
This is not new, antivirus software already shows reactive methods do not work.
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by deno 7y ago
That’s what SPF[1] is for, and optionally DMARC[2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMARC
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by deno 7y ago
https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Amazon-reveals-priva... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-10/is-anyone...

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