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by dhx 3y ago
Add as vector layers into QGIS: CVS: https://data.alltheplaces.xyz/runs/2023-10-14-13-31-57/outpu... Walgreens: https://data.alltheplaces.xyz/runs/2023-10-14-13-31-57/outpu... Rite Aid:
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by dhx 3y ago
> "If you’re working from home they can pick up audio and visual images of your private life." The jurisdiction of the authors of this article appears to be Victoria, Australia where it is illegal to record audio and visual ima
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by dhx 3y ago
> "However, they gave no evidence of a back door, and in the two decades since that time no one has found a way that a back door could be inserted in DSA (or ECDSA)." ElGamal/DSA is fragile and difficult to implement secur
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by dhx 3y ago
It may have originally looked a bit more like the wall of Rindoon, County Roscommon, Ireland: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rindoon_Wall_28-10-2... Rindoon is one of the most intact medieval villages (ruins).
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by dhx 3y ago
This would have been a 2oo2 system where the pilot becomes the backup. 2oo2 systems are not highly available. Air traffic control systems should at least be 2oo3[1] (3 systems independently developed of which 2 must concur at any given time
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by dhx 3y ago
See [1] (from 1:14:43). The difference was Binney's system (ThinThread) being designed to quickly filter out most data and retain only a relatively small amount of targeted data. The result being the target had to be specified before t
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by dhx 3y ago
According to [1], in a given year, 5000 tons (I'll assume metric ton which is more generous) of helium is produced by alpha decay of radioactive ores in the Earth's crust. At 0.1785 kg/m³ for Helium, this is 0.89 million m³ o
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by dhx 3y ago
I don't think the 50 hawks bred in your backyard can be prosecuted?
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by dhx 3y ago
I think the situation is: 1. Executable file X is created no later than 7 Feb 2020 23:59:59. 2. X is signed using a code signing certificate J issued by "VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2010 CA"[1] and with a validity no later than
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by dhx 3y ago
No control group? No comparison across different demographic groups and countries? (for example, different food types being consumed at different times of the day) No definition of what time and energy intake constitutes "late eating&q
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by dhx 3y ago
This is 650MB[1] Windows bloatware (now spyware) that gets installed alongside the driver. For 99.999% of users, it provides absolutely no benefit[2]. For Linux users, all that is required is a periodic update to the open source kernel, as
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by dhx 3y ago
This is the same attack (and same people who developed) faulTPM[1] that was previously discussed[2]. This article is the same people demonstrating that attack against Tesla vehicles. The paper[1] and previous discussion[2] address the under
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by dhx 3y ago
Wouldn't the closed processes and underlying data severely limit communities such as OSM from using Overture Maps results for anything other than a validation of what OSM already knows from other sources? Perhaps Overture Maps has used
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by dhx 3y ago
I have an interest in this topic as a contributor to AllThePlaces[1], an open source project collating Scrapy spiders (MIT license) that crawl websites of franchises/retail chains that you'd find listed in name-suggestion-index[2]
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by dhx 3y ago
I think you're attempting to frame the discussion in a very narrow way that is inconsistent with the public backlash. Public backlash is largely due to browser vendors demonstrating a very strong motivation to prioritise the needs of a
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by dhx 3y ago
Ad blockers currently work on Android devices[1][2][3][4], preferably by gaining root on the device and using a de-Googled Android, using F-Droid[1] and/or manually installing packages with FFUpdater[1]. If you really have to use Apple
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by dhx 3y ago
Another win for djb for a fully rigid curve[1] required for the single mandatory cipher suite MLS_128_DHKEMX25519_AES128GCM_SHA256_Ed25519 [1] https://safecurves.cr.yp.to/rigid.html
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by dhx 3y ago
The grandparent comment asked whether a website owner would ever be unjustified in deciding who can use their website. From a legal viewpoint, the answer is dependent on the complexity of state laws[1]. What a website owner can do with a we
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by dhx 3y ago
It's not whataboutism because Mozilla's response to the WEI, IPA and other PATCG[1] and AntiFraudCG[2] proposals are closely intertwined and all reduce the control users have over their browser, their computers and their Internet
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by dhx 3y ago
Others have already addressed "Attribution is necessary for advertising to work at all." so I'll address the remainder of the issue. What prevents any of the following solutions from providing assurance to advertising clients
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by dhx 3y ago
A position request was raised in February for both Mozilla[1] and WebKit[2] and neither have been responded to. [1] https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/753 [2] https://github.com&
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by dhx 3y ago
Can Mozilla also respond with their position on their own IPA proposal[1] for tracking users across the Internet? If you are shown a product ad whilst browsing searchengine.example and then later look up the product at reviews.example, then
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by dhx 3y ago
Mozilla are proposing IPA[1] which is designed to track user interaction with ads and product marketing, and track any conversion that occurs (e.g. users end up purchasing something). If you are shown a product ad whilst browsing searchengi
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by dhx 3y ago
> giving websites a way to maintain anti-abuse protections for their sites without resorting to invasive fingerprinting. What prevents a website from using invasive fingerprinting _AND_ WEI together? I strongly suspect websites will end
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by dhx 3y ago
For the same reasons a shop owner must sell to all customers without discriminating on ethnicity, religion, disability, etc? Would it be acceptable for a website owner to block users from Detroit (78% African Americans)[1] or block users fr
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by dhx 3y ago
According to ETSI who have been busy reading their thesaurus to redefine negative sounding words, it wasn't a "backdoor" they specified into TEA1, rather, it's just a necessary application of export control regulations.
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by dhx 3y ago
CVE-2022-24401: The Air Interface Encryption (AIE) keystream generator relies on the network time, which is publicly broadcast in an unauthenticated manner. This allows for decryption oracle attacks. CVE-2022-24402: The TEA1 algorithm has a
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by dhx 3y ago
Would YouTube need to report [1] (a news report about a police officer accidentally overdosing on fentanyl due to exposure on the job) because it is a fact or circumstance regarding the unlawful distribution of a fentanyl? How many rap song
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by dhx 3y ago
When Microsoft explained to their customers: "Storm-0558 acquired an inactive MSA consumer signing key"[1] They should have said: "Storm-0558 acquired an EXPIRED MSA consumer signing key" And when they said: "a vali
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by dhx 3y ago
Why should anyone trust a remote server providing a signed statement of authenticity when Intel[1], MSI[2], Lenovo[3], NVIDIA[4], Microsoft and others keep losing their keys? Even if they haven't lost their keys recently, technology co

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