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by flutas 2y ago
I'm not super well versed in TF, so I have no real clue. But the files seemingly all have headers. Maybe TF offers an encrypted "inside the file" while having the headers not encrypted, but unless they do it doesn't look
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by flutas 2y ago
Nah, it's doing a server side check for the devices TEE keys before letting it launch the models. Something that, at least publicly, can't be bypassed. Even with something like TrickyStore to fake the TEE keys.
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by flutas 2y ago
> I'm guessing this is Google similarly trying to stop people extracting their local models by not letting unlocked devices access them. It seems like it's not even that thought out. Google allows the devices to fully download
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by flutas 2y ago
Yes* * re-locking wipes your device to a factory state
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by flutas 2y ago
I've personally looked into the Pixel Screenshots check. It appears that they are doing server side verification of the devices TEE[1] keys plus bootloader checks, either of which will trip it. This can be spoofed using leaked keys (th
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by flutas 2y ago
> It would be different if the software made you promise (by contract, for example) to not go below a certain price. From the reporting of this over the past 2 years, it became very clear they required them to accept the prices. > Spe
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by flutas 2y ago
Jeez, that's terrible...
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by flutas 2y ago
Interesting, as I have an active account (ADS-B data feed) with them and never got this email.
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by flutas 2y ago
Yawn > How long are we going to let the Google Play store tax continue? Alternative: Offer your app for download as an APK, or on alternative 3rd party app stores. > How about the Uber and Lyft and <insert other driver/deliv
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by flutas 2y ago
Hard agree. I used to watch LMG all the time, then it felt like the content turned to infomercials. Then that whole drama thing went on and the fact that (in a leaked video) they had a manager say "you gonna get up on that table and da
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by flutas 2y ago
On Firefox at least that flow says it's only for Android devices. > Allow Google to display a sign-in prompt on Android. Learn more about sign-in prompts on Android[0] with a section below saying Chrome itself has settings as well &
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by flutas 2y ago
> Firefox isn't a supported browser. If you swap useragents it is. Seems there's a few bugs around (mostly visual so far) but it's usable.
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by flutas 2y ago
> Only needed if you add a text editor into your text view, which I did not do. > I'm not going to go through all of these because I'm not sure exactly which side implements them (for example elegantTextHeight sound like som
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by flutas 2y ago
> The fact that pointing that out as a flaw gives you "junior programmer vibes" is seriously concerning. It's the fact that you hand wave away Text rendering as "just showing text" while claiming you've made
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by flutas 2y ago
> I wonder why this great piece of code was deprecated if it's so great? And yes, that's another great thing about the Andorid SDK. Everything is deprecated while its replacements are only supported on new devices. Again, same
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by flutas 2y ago
> I have actually made my own TextView using just layout so I don't think this comment is warranted. Make sure you handle the following attributes and how they affect each other! > text, bufferType, hint, textColor, textColorHigh
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by flutas 2y ago
Lmao, tbh all this is coming across as "Jr Engineer knows everything" syndrome. The fact your [1] link is a class that's not even used in the TextView class isn't lost on me to start. They share an interface though, scar
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by flutas 2y ago
> our account has been commenting continuously since it was created in 2010 They seemingly have a gap from July 14th of 2018, to 4 months ago.
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by flutas 2y ago
> you can sign up to each service with a unique email address, e.g. <microsoft>@<your-domain.com>, which makes it easy to see if any services ever sold your address. Pro tip on this, use gibberish if you want a true canary. I
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by flutas 2y ago
> I’ve heard that they can still manage to charge your card even if your privacy card is disabled. Yup, privacy allowed a company to charge me fraudulently. Their response was basically: "We have standards for disputes with our card
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by flutas 2y ago
> 4K HDMI -> USB capture devices are so cheap these days. FWIW: Most of these cheaper devices will actually be ~720p max upscaled. https://www.naut.ca/blog/2020/07/09/cheap-hdmi-capture-card-...
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by flutas 2y ago
IMO: I'm pretty sure this is less of an auth issue, than it is a rate limiting issue. I haven't been able to find anything about the endpoint, but based on the data exposed[0] I think the endpoint they are talking about is the reg
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by flutas 2y ago
> Pay: to give in return for goods or service So, yes. A Paywall. By the very definition of the word. If you can't bypass it without giving something it is a pay wall.
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by flutas 2y ago
It's likely due to the time more than anything else. I have no insight into HNs peak active times, but posting right before them greatly increases the chance of a post taking off (works on other platforms too). My speculation is, more
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by flutas 2y ago
My favorite one is in Anaheim. Everyone ready for a trip to the happiest place on earth? One of the first things you see walking in... > The Disneyland Resort contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth
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by flutas 2y ago
Dragon is SpaceX. https://www.spacex.com/vehicles/dragon/
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by flutas 2y ago
> and Tesla would do better how in this case? It also routinely crashes into stationary objects, presumably because the system assumes it wouldn't cause damage. Are the Teslas in the room with you right now? Please point out in my c
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by flutas 2y ago
> I'm surprised identity verification by logging into your bank and/or carrier isn't more common in the US. I've been seeing more and more carrier based verification, but it's hidden in the disguise of 2 factor a
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by flutas 2y ago
> It's worth noting that as far as I'm aware, 404Media doesn't have a paywall, it has a sign-in wall. That's still a paywall. > In theory, I think you can register and bypass it for free. The price is your data and
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by flutas 2y ago
> They can also do constant updates because the cars themselves are able to detect road changes, self update maps and rollout changes to the entire fleet. Which leads to mapping failures being unchecked, as the system that generated the

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