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by eddieoz 6y ago
>> Intel said it's "relentlessly" focused on building leading chips. "We welcome competition because it makes us better," Intel said in a statement. "We believe that there is a lot of innovation that only
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Apple's M1 processor spotlights Intel's chip challenges(cnet.com)
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"In the beginning, there was Whisper. Whisper was part of the holy trinity of Ethereum. You had Ethereum for consensus/computation, Whisper for messaging, and Swarm for storage. However, for various reasons, Whisper didn’t get the
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Is Waku better than Whisper protocol? Transition breakdown(vac.dev)
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"As of June 2021, High Quality photos and videos will also begin counting against a user's Google Drive storage capacity"
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Google Photos is the latest “Unlimited” plan to impose hard limits(arstechnica.com)
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The Playstation 5 has a hidden Web browser; here’s how to find it(arstechnica.com)
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>> "While we haven't received more than a handful of DMCA notifications targeting in-game music, if you're playing games with recorded music in them, we recommend you review their End User License Agreements (that wall
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Twitch explains confusing copyright crackdown, urges users to delete videos(arstechnica.com)
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The guy used >> bitcoin << 'to try to cover' his tracks, buying it in one of the most regulated exchanges in the world: Coinbase
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Microsoft engineer gets nine years for stealing $10M from Microsoft(arstechnica.com)
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Some reports say the whole video conferencing market, being very optimistic, will reach $50B in 2026 (considering Covid-19 - https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/video-conferenc... ) But Zoom, alone, already has
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by eddieoz 6y ago
In a world where US and EU are willing to ban Signal because it doesn't allow a 'master key', Zoom is the BFF of governments and regulators.
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"[S]ince at least 2016, Zoom misled users by touting that it offered 'end-to-end, 256-bit encryption' to secure users' communications, when in fact it provided a lower level of security," the FTC said today in the a
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Zoom lied to users about end-to-end encryption for years, FTC says(arstechnica.com)
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/g/ – The Windows XP source code was leaked online today(boards.4channel.org)
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I think they are just being posers. When we compare the efficiency of debugging (p. ex.) it is clear who can find the problem fast. Today if I'm conducting an interview and the someone tries to convince me he/she is a good program
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by eddieoz 6y ago
Interesting perspective because as the term has been written, it can be used to invert the logic and exclude such groups of the rule.
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> "From a reporting perspective, this means you cannot log and report on the full URLs of QUIC traffic, such as Google Search or YouTube, meaning search term alerts, or viewing a list of YouTube videos watched is not possible when Q
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How Google's QUIC Protocol Impacts Network Security and Reporting(fastvue.co)
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Bahrain, Kuwait and Norway contact tracing apps among most dangerous for privacy(amnesty.org)
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> "McGraw installed a program to the machines that enabled him to remotely access the computers, including the clinic’s heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) computer and the nurse’s station computer. Additionally, McGra
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> "How do they write the right stuff? The answer is, it’s the process. The group’s most important creation is not the perfect software they write — it’s the process they invented that writes the perfect software. It’s the process th
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> "The upshot is that if you don’t trust any of your workers (public choice theory, again) and do trust the managerial elite to be able to run all industries equally, then you can just do whatever you want and blame the inevitable f
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> "has entered Phase II of its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) USAF project with a renewed mandate to investigate blockchain’s military supply chain value propositions." I think the title of the article is imprecise b
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Mining Pools Distribute $2.4M Transaction Fee After Flood of Refund Claims(coindesk.com)
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US Air Force Gives Blockchain Firm $1.5M to Build Supply Chain Network(coindesk.com)
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Maybe you don't need physical access, but through some RCE and then inject the module.
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As a demo of a web application, it works very well. But definitely not for playing yet.
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> “When the level of spam activity is very high, the size of the history gets disproportionately large given the amount of useful activity on the network. This makes such blockchains much more difficult to analyze and reason about.”

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