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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
In the US, not disclosing a password is explicitly protected (5th amndmnt), SCOTUS has been clear. not so for biometrics, but so for PIN/passwd
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Wait till you hear about most of europe...
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> Laptops are increasingly just clients for someone else's compute Are you kidding? Apple's mobile chips are now delivering perf that AMD & intel desktop never could or did.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
*AIR*craft are craft that need & use air. Rockets not only do not need air, they prefer a lack of air. So they are not aircraft. They are spacecraft (they are designed for and prefer space)
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imane_Khelif
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Sane: debian-stable
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Slower development velocity but no third-party-induced hacks surely has a market. :)
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
When have "the people" been last consulted on this? Do you really think Chat Control has high public support? Given how most "democracies" work in our world today (which is to say with no consultation of the people), i t
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
100%
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
We need a double-jeopardy-like constitutional amendment for legislation. Legislation once-tried and failed cannot be tried again.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
100% with you. Anything that builds from the first try is 100% malicious. No real software builds without 5-30 tweaks of the makefile. And anything on npm/pip is malicious with a fixed chance that you have no control over, as seen in t
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> Do you think supply chain attacks will just get worse? I'm thinking that defensive measures will get better rapidly (especially after this hack) I think the attacks will get worse and more frequent -- ML tools enable doing it easi
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
your link disproves your claim. no naive app depended on xz version >= latest. Most sane distros take time to up-rev. That is why the xz backdoor was, in fact, in NO stable distro And not changing often is a feature, yes.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Consider this your call to write native software. There is yet to be a supply chain attack on libc
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> achieved an energy conversion efficiency of about 130% No it did not. Please find a science correspondent who at least passed high school physics.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> It's also suboptimal to jail parents for not convincing their child that drugs are bad. I never suggested that
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
I disagree. A right to privacy not only can be demanded, it should be demanded.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
I think that that is actually an oversight. One needs to consider the entire chain. For example, with proper parenting, there would be a lot less youth demand for drugs. It doesn’t make what a drug dealer does any less bad, nor does it make
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
That is a fair point, I did not attempt to make a complete list, of course, but you are right, there are more layers that could be named. All valid. The point I was making is that parents are also responsible. eg: I grew up in a very nasty
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
It need not be either-or. The guy who made the drugs is guilty. The guy who sold the drugs to kids is guilty. But parents who failed to warn kids about drugs and to oversee them properly are also guilty...
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
At least for the last decade Visual Studio and Photoshop ran just fine on wine.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Play with low level things. It'll help you in your daily job in ways you do not yet imagine. Start here: nandgame.com
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
No, a lot of it is human - asking for things, getting things.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
NTSB's M.O. has always been that there is never just one cause. A human mistake that costs lives is never that simple. There is a system that trained the person, a set of incentives that put the person into that place, a set of safegua
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Awesome thank you.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
In so far as I cook myself? Yes
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
We are in violent agreement. And precisely because there is no simple solution to it, half-measures like what is proposed here do absolutely no good, and often times do harm.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
If only somebody could make a firmware that claims to have accepted the update, but then proceeds to not actually update itself. Read out the version string from the update and save it. Show that when asked what your version is.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Yes. But a lot of people still got cars that were not as represented. So if we follow the same pattern, somebody will go to jail, but most routers will not be running verified or safe code.

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