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by firen777 2y ago
reading the comments gave me a headache...
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by firen777 2y ago
Being the only Android browser (that I know of) that support extensions, namely UBlock Origin, means that Firefox is the only logical choice for me. Chrome's Manifest v3 forcing UBO into becoming UBO Lite only strengthen my original de
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by firen777 2y ago
The young me would sing praise to this feature unconditionally. The current me can only think how this feature affects countries with proper due process a lot more than countries with easy access to rubber hose decryption. That being said,
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by firen777 2y ago
Democrat non-voters
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by firen777 2y ago
Network Effect is a bitch.
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by firen777 2y ago
> The Chinese government has direct access to the WeChat backend Oh dear, I need to rant about this. Everyone and their grandma know in their guts that the ccp keep every single thing you ever send. So why on earth do wechat not back up
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by firen777 2y ago
Check my edited comment for more info on that account. In short, typical russian shenanigans. >Also at some point the account of a malicious hacker has to be banned right? You can try ask musk about it.
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by firen777 2y ago
Considering the hacker's motive: https://x.com/Sn_darkmeta/status/1844358501952618976 Is it safe to assume the hacker want to erase the evidence? Forcing the service offline also means they want to prevent pe
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by firen777 2y ago
> Is plaintext really that much worse than hashed/salted/whatever storage? Bruh... Any random rouge employee (and judging from OP's post, it's accessible to not just DB admin/IT but also regular supports) can eas
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by firen777 2y ago
> It provides a channel for operatives to exfiltrate data out of non-NATO countries very easily. I'm not convinced this is the case. For example China's gfw has been very effective at blocking TOR traffic, and any TOR connectio
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by firen777 2y ago
"Can't" vs "won't" is a huge distinction. All the examples you provided are either economically non-viable, bureaucratic landmines, or believed to be pointless. You can argue whether those arguments are justifi
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by firen777 2y ago
Totally not gonna cause any kind of confusion with that name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cangjie_input_method
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by firen777 2y ago
Getting doxxed like this means that anyone can beat the ever living private key out of his mouth knowing there are millions of dollars in his wallet. With the current economy, there's probably a great motivation to do this too, especia
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by firen777 3y ago
I understand the "clean room" reason behind avoiding tainting one's mind, but in court how do people distinguish plagiarism from "convergent evolution"?
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by firen777 3y ago
Related: Apple limits AirDrop 'Everyone' option to 10 minutes in China ( https://techcrunch.com/2022/11/09/apple-limits-airdrop-every... )
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by firen777 3y ago
Server leaking sensitive personal info due to bug can easily lead to doxxing, which can be amplified to swatting, which can kill. Hospital system failing to parse patient's allergies can kill. MCAS Therac-25 That said, the stuffs I nor
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by firen777 3y ago
> One user, Matt Lucock, lambasted the group for “reckless negligence” and for blaming NPM for the fallout of their project. > “You have deluded yourselves into believing that the problem isn’t that you abused the registry, but that n
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by firen777 3y ago
The way I look at it is, password vault is a single point of failure with a very VERY tiny attack surface that attacker will need to directly target you with a sniper rifle to actually hit you (assuming you are not using things like Lastpas
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by firen777 3y ago
> .lgbt is a sponsored top-level domain for the LGBT community, sponsored by Identity Digital. I cannot say I'm familiar with the domain name business. My experience of being lured into buying "non-standard" gTLD with sing
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by firen777 3y ago
Weren't the sales surface on Oct 6th?
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by firen777 3y ago
Man, the more I looked into this guy and his co., the more I learnt what a piece of work this guy is.
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by firen777 3y ago
I'm still experimenting and reading through the documentation, but I'm semi certain Project X is also compatible with Trojan: https://github.com/XTLS
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by firen777 3y ago
>"Having to do manual labour to make ends meet while the robots paint and write poetry was not the future I had in mind" Thank you for this quote! This speaks out the reason for my innate disgust toward the current "creati
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by firen777 3y ago
you /s, but the parent comment makes me wonder where in the hell is lab grown meat now.
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by firen777 3y ago
How do Ukrainian operators avoid exposing their own positions? Do they install custom firmware on their drone?
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by firen777 3y ago
Are you replying the wrong post?
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by firen777 3y ago
Along with gfw.report, Project X on github and their telegram channel also contain their latest report on gfw.
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by firen777 3y ago
A year or so ago I would say this is way too petty to the point of incompetence for them to do this. Knowing how the country actually functions since the invasion, I wouldn't rule this out at all.
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by firen777 3y ago
Unity took a look at that greentext: >pirate game >delete it and download it again 9 more times >company loses $600 and thought this is a valid business strategy.
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by firen777 3y ago
Considering: - Not everyone is proficient in bash. - Some install scripts can easily go on for thousands of lines, especially if they are designed to work with multiple distro or architecture, or both. - Said install script might be integra

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