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by feelin_googley 9y ago
# read this story as text-only, no javascript; t=198f3c4c31d49ced9b00837138196ec7b5c415904e81b59f3ea04e7b3959a1c9 ; curl -4 https://cdn.contentful.com/spaces/t0pm5m7uku03/entries/4NOhsWpS3m4es
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"Instead of Zuckerberg, Facebook said it would send either its Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer or Chief Product Officer Chris Cox, to appear in front of U.K. lawmakers. On Wednesday, Collins said he accepted the offer of evide
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I would purchase one of these without hesitation. On smaller or older computers I do all work in RAM via tmpfs and mfs. I only use removable external storage for storing bootloaders, kernels with embedded filesystem and a small archive of
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facebook.com (1998) "With aboutface.com you can easily set up a directory for your organization in your own private location right on this Web site. If you prefer, we also offer a traditional, Windows-based product, AboutFac
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
"Today Facebook finally started to roll out a new set of privacy controls. These tools, many months in the making, are designed to help simplify the site's notoriously confusing privacy options. But alongside them Facebook is als
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"If you want to do this, you can set up a [third party server] in a cloud somewhere..." s/you/she/g s/want/&s/ If she were able to use Android as gateway for iPhone on same subnet, "sett[ing]
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cal-Newport/146867498697353
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
"The Facebook Privacy Setting That Doesn't Do Anything at All 'I really can't make sense of it.' Gergely Biczok, CrySys Lab" https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-privacy-setting-doesnt-...
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But isnt it true that even for persons who have FB accounts but never use them, because of the presence of "Like buttons" or similar beacons, FB is still setting cookies and tracking those users, as well as non-members, as they na
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"Mr. Wylie said that he and Mr. Nix visited Palantir's London office on Soho Square. One side was set up like a high-security office, Mr. Wylie said, with separate rooms that could be entered only with particular codes. The other
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
For example, use an Android phone as "phone #1", the gateway for an iPhone, "phone #2". Also I used the term "destined" but just to be clear I meant both ingress and egress traffic.
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Imagine if the user could compile their own kernels for iOS^W^W [edit] that can control an iPhone. She enables IP forwarding in the kernel configuration. Maybe she can also disable some crucial bits for interacting with the baseband. She
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""Facebook has been playing fast and loose with their data ever since they started. ... It was only a matter of time before that data was misused, and I think that advertisers knew that," said Andy Amendola, senior director o
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"Facebook Inc. faces a massive uphill task to win back the general public's trust, results from two separate opinion polls, reported on by Reuters, have shown. According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Sunday, just 41 pe
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
Perspicuous! Why do it? Because they can? Without Javascript it would not be as easy. With the help of the "modern browser" and its defaults, its like shooting fish in a barrel. The original HTTP/1.1 RFC has some reasonably
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by feelin_googley 9y ago
https://boingboing.net/2018/03/20/why-did-facebook-pitch-in-...
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Forgot about email accounts and contacts. Cant remember what year it was but at some point FB removed each members personal email address and replaced it with a username@facebook.com address. This cut off the possibility that members might
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/... http://web.archive.org/web/20180124044328/https://www.ftc.go...
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"KW: Mark, can you give us a sense of the timing and cost for this? Like, the audits that you're talking about. Is there any sense of how quickly you could do it and what kind of cost it would be to the company? I think it depends
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https://www.google.com/ads/elections/ https://www.google.com/ads/elections/campaign-playbook/mobil... ze/ https://business.twitter.com/en/help/ads-pol
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/consisting of/s//built from/ /bootstrap scripts/s/scripts/utility/ apologies for being a bit sloppy here
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"He's surrounded himself with people just like him -- Silicon Valley entrepreneurs," says Stuart Grant, who deposed the Facebook founder during a lawsuit filed by investors opposed to the company's proposal. Facebook wit
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"Our efforts to protect our company data or the information we receive may also be unsuccessful due to software bugs or other technical malfunctions, employee error or malfeasance , government surveillance, or other factors. "I
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chroot into /emul/linux directory/jail with GNU/Linux libraries, headers and GCC toolchain as Linux binaries, not BSD ones, then build. There are probably obvious reasons this wont work but without trying I do not know w
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Compiling Linux on computer running BSD. User has no computer running Linux, but she has computer running BSD. She builds needed toolchain, downloads and compiles Linux kernel. Its relatively easy to build BSD while running Linux. But v
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The "redheaded step child" quote reminded me of this: "BSD is Dying" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1HghEDJf4 As I recall, in that presentation, the redheaded stepchild is OSX .
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"Because of this, xbps-src is in fact not a binary, it is a collection of very intricate shell scripts that use standard tooling available on almost any Linux distribution to bootstrap a compiler, build chroot, and XBPS itself."
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The article does not mention the issue FTC took with "Verified Apps" in 2011.1 This was before FBs IPO. WSJ had reported several times about apps leaking FB IDs and about companies such as RapLeaf linking them to users.2 They we
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Examples of your work?
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According to the lecture, for Ada I guess it would be winning avionics. The presentation has some interesting artifacts, such as one student asking what "portable" means and another asking what is "object-oriented" prog

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