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Katherine Scott: Machine Learning and AI for Satellite Imaging
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NPR: Newark Police Camera System Allows Residents to Surveil City
(npr.org)
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"Facebook is insistent on seeing its failures as harming individuals, never society as a whole. Facebook has been asking the wrong question consistently for more than a decade..." Upton Sinclair: "It's difficult to get a
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Snowden: "I’ll just namecheck Qubes here, just because it’s interesting. I’m really excited about Qubes because the idea of VM-separating machines, requiring expensive, costly sandbox escapes to get persistence on a machine, is a big s
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Would be happy to use Qubes if I could also get a certified laptop to run it on. Even after months their hardware requirements page still says "Unfortunately, there are currently no certified laptops for Qubes R3.x or R4.x. This page
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3Blue1Brown @11:40: "Being wrong is a regular part of doing math. We had a hypothesis and it led us to this algorithm but we were mistaken somewhere. Being good at math is not about being right the first time. It's about the re
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"It's difficult to get a man to understand something when his paycheck depends on him not understanding it." -Upton Sinclair
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9y ago
hack, make, learn...
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US-CERT: Russian Government Cyber Activity Targeting Critical Infrastructure
(us-cert.gov)
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AlphaGo Explained Simply
(medium.com)
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I read more blogs (single articles based on headlines of interest) than newsletters (digests that show up in my inbox). While I find many of them interesting and informative (krebs, schneier, ars, hn...) there's so much duplicated inf
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9y ago
Then take it as an opportunity to patiently explain the issue to them. Perhaps they do not realize they are working for the Dark Side. And perhaps your explanation will enable them to understand similar calls from other customers.
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I don't quite buy this suggestion. ISPs would easily be able to identify and block VPN traffic running over their lines. The best action here is to act while there is still time to change course. Another pressure point besides contac
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If you thought foreign (aka Russian) interference via social media was bad, imagine your internet service provider having discretionary control over the priority of your news and information feed. It would be like telephone companies being
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9y ago
In addition to contacting your gov representatives, apply economic pressure on the companies who seek to profit from this bass-ackwards legislation, namely Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T. If you are a Comcast, Verizon, or AT&T subscribe
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In addition to contacting your gov representatives, apply economic pressure on the companies who seek to profit from this bass-ackwards legislation, namely Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T. If you are a Comcast, Verizon, or AT&T subscribe
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Listen to Wikipedia
(listen.hatnote.com)
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Snowden: Equifax Breach Is “Naked Negligence”
(megaphone.link)
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