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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   Except that Le Monde is not really quality journalism. It is owned by the wealthiest French people, gets government subsidies, and has advertising on it. All of these are fighting against the independence and objectivity of the content. Med
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   I'm surprised they didn't call it Silvercrest Web Services
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   And that is exactly the point made in that article. If what you put in that email can get you killed, then don't put it in an email, even encrypted. There are just too many ways things can go wrong, and of course they will go wrong at
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   For me, everything has been said here already: https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/02/19/stop-using-encrypted.... > Ordinary people don’t exchange email messages that any powerful adversary would bother to re
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   > Can you come up with a better solution? Yes!!!! It's called central banks and monetary policies. Seriously. We need to get back our democratic control over it, and make it work for us again. We have to stop wanting to fix our soc
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   I can't believe we keep on sending tons of CO2 in the atmosphere just to find special numbers...
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   Slightly biased? This is the way they present the extract of the dotScale conference in this K8s documentary: https://youtu.be/BE77h7dmoQU?t=185 And the source media: https://youtu.be/3N3n9FzebAA?t=30 They&
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   The solution is https://github.com/erpalma/throttled/ Been using it on various XPS laptops for years. Sadly it requires support for MSR writes which are being slowly deprecated by the Linux kernel. I believe the s
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   by fguerraz 5y ago

   Definitely sun glare, this is a picture taken from a Sun-synchronous orbit.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    To get working hyperlinks: https://web.archive.org/web/19991005013034/douglasadams.com/...
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Yep. That's sad. But I understand that ironing out all the issues on all browsers is very resource demanding...
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    Journalist Calls Out US Intelligence Claims on Russia and Ukraine (14min Video)(youtube.com)

    5 points by fguerraz 5y ago|1 comments
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    It's all about making the war seem unavoidable. Building a common frame of reference that will then be played by media and politics to position the US on the "right side". Do the US media talk about how the US (via NATO) is,
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    I wonder if we could make it backfire by setting up a similar campaign "No Place to Hide for MPs" for them to stop using WhatsApp and other end-to-end encrypted systems[1]. Demanding total transparency in their communications, in
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    No, you're talking about API Gateway triggering lambda. My understanding is that is is about the invoke endpoint being listening on IPv6, so you can invoke your functions from your cli or SDK using IPv6.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    If you read the paper you will understand that they actually managed to forge what you call "the postmark" to fool the recipient server/software. Email being a distributed system, the responsibility of identifying the sender
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    That was quite a blast indeed...
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    Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai has almost disappeared(medium.com)

    82 points by fguerraz 5y ago|37 comments
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    You know it's bad when the tide gauge data stops suddenly. :/ http://www.ioc-sealevelmonitoring.org/station.php?code=nkfa
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Tax avoidance at an unprecedented scale and intense lobbying to be allowed to continue doing so.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    I actually quite like the "zoomed-out" version, it really shows the scale of the event. Look at the bottom right quadrant of this video: https://earth2day.com/TheWall/Movies/HIMAGLOBAL36h.html Big thanks
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Apple hater here: I just don't like their software, ecosystem and negative influence on democracy. Their hardware is the best, I will admit.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Unlike in the US, in Europe we don't have the concept of punitive damages. Claimants will only ever get, at most, a compensation for the losses they can prove they have had and fines go to the state, not the claimant.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Is it just me or is the example they take for summarization actually bad? "Allison is excited to meet with New Horizon Manufacturing to discuss their photovoltaic window system." should be "Allison is excited to meet with New
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    I wonder when Mozilla is going to start to include ads in their pdf renderer. I mean it wouldn't really be "ads", more like suggested extra pages provided by trusted partners...
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    I recommend you read (in French, sorry) "L'homme qui en savait beaucoup trop" by Marc Eichinger.
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    Ever heard of project Hercules? It basically consist of chopping off EDF in bite-size pieces to satisfy the appetites of the European commission on competition and the free market. To some extent that has already been done, with the "o
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    And we all know how it's going to work from a financial point of view in Emmanuel Macon's world: The projects will be funded with public debt (either directly or by providing state-backed loans that not be paid back for the most p
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    I'm not saying they can't pull it off, but why use this method that is very detectable when you can use others that are transparent to the user (see my other comment)?
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    by fguerraz 5y ago

    That is way too obvious and I doubt any western country would do it on their homeland, the political risk is just too big.