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CVE-2024-32002(cve.mitre.org)
1 points by gradientsrneat 2y ago|1 comments
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Context of the iTunes hard drive scandal, for those who don't get the reference: https://web.archive.org/web/20160506100227/https://blog.vell...
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
According to the article, it looks like the EU had no role in this ban, but the DSA could be used for app bans under extreme circumstances in EU jurisdictions (which New Caledonia is not under).
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Wait, people use them for benchmarks? I just use them to find quick workarounds to incrutable compiler errors and language idiosyncracies. I wouldn't trust a web app for any serious optimization testing (unless the web was my target pl
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Said maintainer also does dev work for Canonical. So this probably affects optics for Ubuntu too. Although, speculating charitably, maybe the maintainer knows something we don't about the upstream's security policies.
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
iirc the Astra Zeneca COVID vaccines were less effective than the others because they used an older and more established method which is also widely used in flu vaccines, and also used in the COVID vaccines made in China/Russia. I woul
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Here is a list of countries that have banned or restricted TikTok: https://time.com/6971009/tiktok-banned-restrictions-worldwid... Israel isn't even on this list.
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
OP reply says they use STUN, not TURN.
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Given their workflow, I assume they are either not using mobile, or are using something like Termux.
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Objection! The blog's rss page doesn't block common browser user agents, so it's still technically possible to view in a web browser. ;) More seriously, RSS readers do exist which use the browser's user agent, so I don&#
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
Article starts with a roast but the focus is on Texas issues.
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by gradientsrneat 2y ago
I love this, "game", in part because it's one of the few idle games where gameplay truly requires zero interaction, save for opening and starting it. A term was coined for this called ZPGs (Zero Player Games).
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
Doesn't seem malicious given higher cost of living in, for example, Arizona vs Taiwan. Labor unions pushing for American labor are to be expected, and likely in line with usgov's stated goals for CHIPS act.
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
> check out "Liber Null," for example Oh boy. I skimmed the beginning and end of that book, and the author presents some rather... skewed moral sensibilities around sex (See for example "The Red Rite" near the end of
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
It's too bad they didn't stick with LibGDX, but not surprisingly the console situation makes that difficult: https://libgdx.com/wiki/articles/console-support
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
The article contains a rehashing of the xz attack, but also contains a discussion of for-profit open source/source available software. The argument in the article, that there are greater threats to FOSS than security vulnerabilities, i
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
Based on the flower size and the images, I'd estimate the stalks of flowers in the image are about 4-5 cm in length. That's pretty small.
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by gradientsrneat 3y ago
Last time I saw a post from Gizmodo making a privacy accusation about Facebook, it was an article claiming that the Facebook app injected a keylogger into the embedded web browser. Its linked source? Another Gizmodo article claiming somethi