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geraldhh
3y ago
> That company recently made headlines for hosting image generating models fine-tuned to generate CP assuming you're not referring to the stanford internet observatory - laion thing, could you be more specific or even link a writeup
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3y ago
low self esteem can kill most relationships
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> As it was it left me scrambling with three small kids. you did not mention whether this early termination was communicated beforehand. nevertheless this person probably never was your friend. sry
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3y ago
caring for pointless attacks is more work and bears more risk
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3y ago
works for video on my end. but, yes, i must have misunderstood your requirements. the steps let me have the video running while the device is locked (for music, voice, etc). this was always possible in some way or another, but since the las
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3y ago
while the linked document is a good primer on menstruation, it doesn't say anything about the watch(es) capabilities in this regard. thx anyways
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3y ago
is the temperature monitoring accurate enough to track ovulation cycles?
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geraldhh
3y ago
actuall, since 17.3 i can do just that by: safari > youtube > fullscreen playback > power button > power button (yes, again) > play from lockscreen
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3y ago
ich wett nen kasten dass das bei uns auch läuft
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3y ago
barely news, thou most industries profit from consumer insight in some way
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geraldhh
3y ago
not as much as it would strengthen black markets
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3y ago
most commercial isp's do this
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3y ago
one step further: the problem is the existence of the data as in, pii should be a massive liability and everyone should be incentivized to avoid collecting it
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3y ago
> Think of it this way: knives are available on the open market, that doesn't mean NSA can just go around stabbing people. but the nsa can go around and buy knifes
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3y ago
> A PDF can include the fonts. But it often doesn't, and relies on system fonts. found this out, after 20-something years of consistent pdf renderings, in a job interview because my docs allegedly looked odd :/ the daily wtf ..
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3y ago
hard to monetize
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geraldhh
3y ago
enjoyed the read as well but support the flag as it's just folklore w/o technical/hacker merrit
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3y ago
sidenote: afaik ios employs vpn-light (private relay) by default for some online content, even more if the user pays for icloud+
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3y ago
otoh might be that tesla's have the only software stack that makes sense to subject to such a bug bounty because it is built from common oss that already has a target audience at these events. hence the criticism targeting the laziness
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geraldhh
3y ago
i hate cold, so i tend to agree. thou, there are other, less dangerous ways to implement that feature
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geraldhh
3y ago
afaik this is true for some models.
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3y ago
yea, someone would have to spread a trojan in the playstore that constantly broadcasts a dos-inducing message from phones to really make a dent
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3y ago
> I could see security becoming a bigger part of CarPlay/Android auto’s pitch to OEMs. way to go since it became common for cars to constantly broadcast wifi and bt beacons from unpatched software stacks
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3y ago
true, un-statefull nat's exist but their usefullness is limited
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3y ago
> I feel like the people who calculate that it's more cost effective to deal with the hit from a security breach vs spending money on good security have won. and it's not like it wasn't forseeable 20/40/60 years
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3y ago
yea, glad i didn't hop on the +mail thing. catch-all email domains just work, thou it's a bit of a hassle to configure the sending address depending on the mua (ios mail grr )
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3y ago
"yes men" give a shit about the backlog or hard convos and just collect their paycheck?
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3y ago
> I don't think even the most moral person could argue against pirating something you can legally access anyway. you'll be surprised
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3y ago
standing up for the little man: smartphones and tables are computers too!
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3y ago
the hot thing will get cooler. like to make something clean, you have to make something else dirty.
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