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by ezoe 5y ago
Terminal emulator.
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by ezoe 5y ago
>appear on my credit report The root of the problem is sharing the private information. Why your credit reports are shared among completely different entities? Nobody want to gives them a consent to share your private information. > s
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by ezoe 5y ago
Bitcoin has not been famous for trafficking platform for the illegal data(yet). But it has its potential. All we need is a visualization tool. A tool that display the interesting data or automatically download data if it looks like URL. Com
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by ezoe 5y ago
Whether you like it or not, ProtonMail's business model conflict with most of the jurisdictions. In that sense, they are no better than PirateBay, Wikileaks or Sci-Hub.
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by ezoe 5y ago
You can't stand a chance against 5 dollar wrench attack suggested by xkcd. Hey, that gives me an idea. Cryptographers should arm with the nuclear weapon. Owning the nukes and declare to detonate it when they detected a threat of 5 doll
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by ezoe 5y ago
I know nothing about this case. But it seems to me, the content of the mails are successfully protected by the encryption. The authority seized the IP addresses of the user of that mail address by ordering the ProtonMail to implement the IP
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by ezoe 5y ago
I really don't know the situation but it sounds like for these 700 orders in 2020, they can legally challenge the validity of order in the court. But this one particular order, their excuse sounds like it comes from other channel, some
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by ezoe 5y ago
Shut down(sabotage) the entire service immediately. No working service, no new log. They still can implement IP logging to comply with the government, but alas, service is not working right now. At least, Lavabit did that when they were dem
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by ezoe 5y ago
What if it contains copyright infringement, Government classified information, Child pornography, personal data, and all the data the law prohibit to distribute? Our society cannot stand the immutability yet. Our build process shouldn'
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by ezoe 5y ago
On War On Drugs, US has handy dogs which bark randomly or handy drug test kits which detect illegal drugs from thin air and tap water so the government can gain arbitrary probable cause to arrest anyone. So what do we expect from War on Vir
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by ezoe 5y ago
Disappointed at display resolution. I'm forever waiting for a laptop with AMD CPU, no dedicated GPU, 4K built-in display, enough RAM, a few USB port and a Ethernet.
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by ezoe 5y ago
When Australia voted a law which force all nationals comply to the order of decryption, There was a half-joking, half-serious suggestion that is, whether it's safe for the OSS project to accept contribution from Australian. The chances
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by ezoe 5y ago
How far can you tolerate on the current linguistic situation in Japan? USB means USB storage. Giga means monthly transfer quota: usage "I don't have enough giga this month", "it decrease(waste) my giga" And the late
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by ezoe 5y ago
If you think about that old school ideal Internet, you also have to think about other ideal like everyone can start a server. It's not possible anymore. If you relies on VPS, it's no better than Facebook. Sure, as an individual, y
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by ezoe 5y ago
Lenovo's BIOS setting is infamous for that. I once disabled built-in camera and it was bricked.
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by ezoe 5y ago
How? Does Apple have a private army? Does Apple have nukes? Will Apple fight to death until last man standing? I'm serious. Because in order to deny the request of government, you'll need these.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Such companies will eventually shoot their own foot. What happens is this. The company use a free software. The company want additional feature. The company implement it as an internal fork while the upstream move on. Then internal fork is
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by ezoe 5y ago
The most absurd claims are for the Nintendo Switch. They blame it for having a third-party software which collect real vehicle driving data and send its data to the third-party's server. https://foundation.mozilla.org/e
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by ezoe 5y ago
For all these years, Apple is trying so hard to prevent you from modifying the physical computer you own from you, the owner. You are so delusional.
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by ezoe 5y ago
The problem of hash or NN based matching is, the authority can avoid explaining the mismatch. Suppose the authority want to false-arrest you. They prepare a hash that matches to an innocent image they knew the target has in his Apple produc
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by ezoe 5y ago
My friend said he installed Windows 11 preview build on an old spare computer for the evaluation. "But how did you solve the TPM requirement?" "I just bought a cheap TPM module from dubious Amazon market place. I cannot exami
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by ezoe 5y ago
I suspect the police used the taser or choked this man. A man who is active enough to carry a gun and protecting his property, conscious enough to follow the order of police to drop a gun... then suddenly got a heart attack from stress alon
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by ezoe 5y ago
Don't own or relies on phone is the first step of security. We can't trust phone, all of them.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Prohibiting certain software doesn't solve any problem. Did US prohibiting the export of strong cryptography solve any problem? Instead, we should rather harden the security of our computer. I consider all smartphones are insecure. Any
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by ezoe 5y ago
I wonder how could they justified this action under the law. The crime is stealing the electricity. The mining machines are just the assets and it's not an illegal item, It's just a bunch of computers. I guess I can't trust M
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by ezoe 5y ago
>SteamOS 3.0 (Arch-based) What? So they ditched Debian? >1280 x 800px (16:10 aspect ratio) Yeah... that's like 2000s. Seriously who what this? For those who can spend fortune for the PC games, they have better options. Those who
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by ezoe 5y ago
The real story is, most people in Japan don't bother to eat KFC on Christmas. I never did. It's just KFC spend money on ads in Christmas. It goes the same for Valentine's day(to gift chocolate) or Halloween(cosplay) or whatev
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by ezoe 5y ago
The hard problem is, it never crash so obviously like the author charmingly presented as echo c > /proc/sysrq-trigger. When something went bad(mostly hardware or rare edge case bug on software), it works mostly fine but randoml
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by ezoe 5y ago
I guess it shows the death of the traditional computer(or PC as it's called) and the rise of smartphone.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Not inside the private homes, but in 2008, Tabaco vending machines with facial recognition feature to verify the age(20+ years old) are deployed in Japan. The result was amusing. It was busted by picture of adult face, or by kids moving fac

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