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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I don't think that terms of service can override the constitution, in any case
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I'm not sure that they want to hide it; in any case, if it's systematic there will be thousands of these "coincidences", enough to convince a judge or jury even without investigating the revocations
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I hope you don't mean social networks
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
So every app broadcasts all its data to every other internal app? Mandatory, irregardless of the data and the app? If so, the downsides I can see are: - If there really is absolutely no API / way to request data, an app can of course o
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
This is a first amendment violation, right?
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I guess that Iran felt like the strongest opponent to Israel, its history was not widely known by the protesters, and so it takes a little more to distance yourself. There's maybe some disquiet in realizing that they're not someon
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Chinese-owned Volvo? OnePlus and other Chinese brands were modders-friendly until they suddenly weren't, I wouldn't rely on your car not getting more hostile at a certain point
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Lawsuit Claims Meta Can See WhatsApp Chats in Breach of Privacy(bloomberg.com)
13 points by g-b-r 9mo ago|3 comments
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I actually misremembered what theupdateframework.io is, I thought it provided more protections...
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
First, you're describing the parsing side, while the message I was replying to claimed that it can't be written by hand. Anyhow, schemas, XInclude and even namespaces are what I was referring to as additional languages of tool
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
It's largely the same for all automatic updating systems that don't protect against personalized updates. I don't know the status of the updating systems of the various distributions; if some use server-delivered scripts run
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UK government targets VPNs in online safety consultation as Lords vote for ban(techradar.com)
10 points by g-b-r 9mo ago|0 comments
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
People really pay too little attention to this attack avenue. It's both extremely convenient and very unlikely to be detected; especially given that most current systems are associated to an account. I'd be surprised if it's
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
I imagine you have to re-encrypt the drive after that, though, for it to have some real effect
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
The core of the article is at the bottom: > the various XML-based "standards" spawned by enterprise committees are monuments to over-engineering. But the core format (elements, attributes, schemas, namespaces) remains sound. We
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
> right from the start, most tools worked only with exactly named prefixes, and everyone had to follow this way What tools? Namespaces being defined by their urls is sure not the reason XML is complex, and the tools I remember running in
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
You can do everything you can do with JSON by just knowing the basic syntax (<element attribute=""></element>). The complexity about XML comes from the many additional languages and tools built on top of it. Man
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
They probably didn't mean "doing something with XML", but knowing a lot of its complex ecosystem
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Well, you don't need to delete it, just make a new one. But I don't think you can turn the original post into a link by editing it.
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Wholly built by AI, it could well have been something dangerous unbeknownst to its creator
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
You should probably resend this as a link?
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From Protest to Peril – Cellebrite Used Against Jordanian Civil Society(citizenlab.ca)
2 points by g-b-r 9mo ago|0 comments
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2.8 Days to Disaster: Low Earth Orbit Could Collapse Without Warning(scitechdaily.com)
4 points by g-b-r 9mo ago|0 comments
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
that's an executable...
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Also, but I think that most of all there used to be pressure to get married early
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Want to clarify what you mean?
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
Probably most of all the increase of the age of marriage
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
They can generally be run on bare metal, to my knowledge. I personally don't remember exactly what was meant with "executive".
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
LLMs are more money thrown at their training than software development, and you need prohibitive costly hardware to run the biggest ones. Calling some "OSS" is simply misleading.
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by g-b-r 9mo ago
and it boots Linux and Android too, importantly. And it's a US company?

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