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UK locks horns with WhatsApp over threat to break encryption(politico.eu)
16 points by grammers 3y ago|6 comments
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by grammers 3y ago
Plus AI was trained with writers original content. To just 'replace' them would be most unfair. But no clue how to stop them...
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by grammers 3y ago
Yep, happened to me as well. Hope it's not permanent.
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EU Lawmakers Must Reject This Proposal to Scan Private Chats(eff.org)
4 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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VPN trust requires free software(f-droid.org)
3 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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Non-fungible tokens for the management of health data(nature.com)
2 points by grammers 4y ago|1 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
The article has a point, but there's no proof for cause & effect. A completely different explanation could be that our societies are so advanced by now that we can finally listen to mental illnesses and take them seriously - while
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by grammers 4y ago
Was this a surprise? No, it's the business model. I'll stick with DDG.
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AI Helps Crack NIST-Recommended Post-Quantum Encryption Algorithm(securityweek.com)
6 points by grammers 4y ago|1 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
Not quite. These are the same people that use only Chrome while being logged in to their Google account. Convenience wins.
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by grammers 4y ago
Sounds like vendor lockin is the aim here, not being fully cross-platform without any hassle.
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by grammers 4y ago
Just came across this and was wondering: Does anyone still have their email domain with Microsoft?
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No more custom domains in Microsoft Outlook?(tutanota.com)
2 points by grammers 4y ago|3 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
My daughter had dancing lessons in the past (never again!), we quit because she did not want to go anymore. They told us we can only quit by the end of the quarter with a month's notice - it was beginning of March, so too late to quit
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by grammers 4y ago
This sounds so crazy. Can't they just leave the premises to have a good party?
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by grammers 4y ago
I don't use disinfectants - not because I fear the chemicals - but because I believe that your immune system needs to be exposed to germs. It's necessary to keep it fit IMO.
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VPN trust requires free software(f-droid.org)
4 points by grammers 4y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
Good question, was about to ask the same!
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by grammers 4y ago
Wow, if true, this sounds like really, really bad security protocols.
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by grammers 4y ago
Try Tutanota, it's the best for anonymity & doesn't even ask for a phone number to sign up: https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/anonymous-email
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by grammers 4y ago
In its current state, yes, but ChatGPT is only just he beginning and we can't even fathom what's next in the area of AI.
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by grammers 4y ago
Uh, nice, thanks for sharing!
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Ask HN: Will Signal publish their roadmap?
3 points by grammers 4y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
> “I think the pandemic has clearly reduced workaholism,” Shin told me. “And by the way, I think that’s a very positive thing for this country.” I didn't even know workaholism was a word. Good on me, I guess. :)
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Shoshana Zuboff: ‘Privacy has been extinguished. It is now a zombie’(ft.com)
6 points by grammers 4y ago|2 comments
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by grammers 4y ago
Of course, it doesn't. Putting them on balconies also doesn't make sense - at least if you look at the bigger picture. The panels should be perfectly positioned to get the most out of it. Otherwise, it's simply a waste produc
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by grammers 4y ago
I agree, that's the most likely reason. You can't to robocalls in German or Italian because cost it too high...
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by grammers 4y ago
Exactly. And as long as antibiotics are produced in factories where the left overs are just sent into the drain as well (see India, China), anything else it just a tip of the iceberg. We need true emergency antibiotics - not once that are
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by grammers 4y ago
Also: Why would you already want to start saving in your twenties? If you have to pay debts etc, of course, there's nothing left for saving, but it'll work out in the future when the debts are paid.
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by grammers 4y ago
That's a great summary, putting everything in perspective.

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