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by dtx1 2y ago
While I share the sentiment, Normie Norman is not at fault. Meta and other BigCorps are the perpetrators and Norman the Victim.
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by dtx1 2y ago
> So really the ideal is not just having an app that generates a token but one that generates a specific type of token depending on what type of transaction you're performing and won't accept, for example, a login token when ad
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by dtx1 2y ago
Show me a single rocket carrying any payload into orbit and land again afterwards that isn't made by SpaceX. I'll wait.
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by dtx1 2y ago
To be fair SpaceX is pretty impressive. Wether that's Musks doing can be argued somewhat but it's still fair to say he's been deeply involved
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by dtx1 2y ago
Cause exploding hard drives are metal AF
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by dtx1 2y ago
It's quite a thing to behold that the only technological advancement in printing technology in the last decade has been the erosion of ownership to the point of absurdity. In a fair world, this decades long clownshow should have caused
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by dtx1 2y ago
It's made by a former piratebay founder. When you buy a domain from them, they act as a middleman and keep legal ownership of the domain thus shielding your PI somewhat from legal enforcement. They claim their hosting is "In secre
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by dtx1 2y ago
I highly recommend nm-applet in arch and sway. Its just so much less pain having a small ui to use
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by dtx1 2y ago
> But there's not actually zero chance that your random number generation is flawed, and (very much more important) the cost is in making harder the pieces of your system that are probably more likely to fail in the first place. I d
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by dtx1 2y ago
Money is not the Problem with firefox https://preview.redd.it/r9q69xop8n6d1.png?auto=webp&s=59a1d3...
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by dtx1 2y ago
Nice Strawman. My Argument is that it takes likely 10s of millions of dollars to secure a large CPP Browser from the metric shitload of memory safety issues the average C/CPP Programmer leaves behind. If you want to compete with Google
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by dtx1 2y ago
And Google Spend roughly 100 Times more money on making it safe than ladybird will get in funding in total.
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by dtx1 2y ago
https://youtu.be/ibA7noX6rnc?t=63
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by dtx1 2y ago
> with stable cycling for several hundred cycles. So an order of Magnitude less than useful batteries.
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by dtx1 2y ago
We tried to do this by law in germany and it almost ended in a civil war.
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by dtx1 2y ago
And its free in fdroid edit: Don't understand the Downvotes, the Version on F-Droid is a legitimate free version of the premium app version: https://f-droid.org/de/packages/net.osmand.plus/
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by dtx1 2y ago
I am sure you can get detailed bioweapons instructions on 4chan already. Aum Shinrikyo figures out sarin in the 90s
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by dtx1 2y ago
Fun Fact: There are Countries where Spudguns are illegal and treated like a weapons charge. Germany being one of them.
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by dtx1 2y ago
That's 240W. You could charge an e-Bike via USB-C with that. Insane.
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by dtx1 2y ago
> No one ever talks about paper bags. Growing up that's all we ever used and it was easily biodegradable. But stores went with the cheaper solution. Plastic Bags were banned here in Germany (Maybe EU?) so now you can get either Pape
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by dtx1 2y ago
I'm sorry but this is low quality blogspam drizzle and the writer barely understands what he is talking about (if at all). Just take this sentence: > Mullvad browser is perfect for those who want VPN-like security in their browser w
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by dtx1 2y ago
Yeah another uneducated take from a new account who'd thought. Hungary is paying thos fines because they currently, actively and willingly violate human right laws.[1] Not because they "build border protections". Even if you
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by dtx1 2y ago
> That sounds fine for the people of Hungary whom he represents. What should he do, roll over and take it from Germany? The EU is a behemoth that absolutely steamrolls smaller countries into submission. But the squeaky wheel gets greased
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by dtx1 2y ago
> No problem, I was told, it’s not intended as a mitigation technique, it’s intended for at-scale debugging. Then certain companies decided it was a security technology. Yeah and it did work well for that usecase. https://gra
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by dtx1 2y ago
> Geekbench 6 single-core > Snapdragon X Elite 2418 > m3 3082 Tells you all you need to know about this chip. And I bet Microsoft's ARM Translation layer will be Garbage as usual.
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by dtx1 2y ago
> The NPC population doesn’t know about this and doesn’t care. They haven’t heard of this and they don’t know what “e2ee” means. They have “nothing to hide”. They are your parents and grandparents, and your friends from work. You got it
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by dtx1 2y ago
I for one blame the NPC Population that can't think more than 5 Minutes ahead in terms of policy.
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by dtx1 2y ago
That spy team sounds fun to be on. Any advice/reading recommendations to built such a team?
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by dtx1 2y ago
Asus has been fucking over Customers in their RMA for years (Personally had it happen to me like 10 years ago). Steve had them on their Radar a year ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7af_LGtD_jc https://www.y
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Confronting Asus Face-to-Face [video](youtube.com)
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