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For those not wanting to go through the hassle of this setup, you can try using something called Signulous [1]. Not only does Signulous allow you to natively (locally on your iPhone, for example) upload and sign your own IPA files, they hav
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Interestingly, Roblox went down for 73 hours due to a "unique" issue with Consul as well [1]. Great read on how the issue was approached, handled, and ultimately remediated. [1] https://blog.roblox.com/2022/01
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And then Disney responded to Desantis by saying that Florida would have to pay nearly $1 billion to dissolve Reedy Creek (the special district under contention) [1]. [1] https://www.npr.org/2022/04/28/10952252
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This is the same mechanism utilized by Tesla and their "iMessage" integration. It won't be patched (any time soon at least); however, it is severely limited. No prior history is able to be loaded; no sending/receiving&#x
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Using a PSK alone doesn't make WireGuard quantum-safe. The security of the key exchange mechanism in WireGuard, which relies on the Diffie-Hellman protocol, is still vulnerable to quantum attacks. If an attacker were to obtain the PSK
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The article refers to a "cookie" as a "biscuit" "Lacking a reliable way to detect retransmission, we remove the replay protection mechanism and store the responder state in an encrypted cookie called “the biscuit”
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[1] Federal Trade Commission (FTC) - FTC v. Innovative Marketing, Inc., the court allowed the FTC to use administrative subpoenas in a criminal case involving fraudulent business practices. The court found that the information requested by
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An administrative subpoena under U.S. law is a subpoena issued by a federal agency without prior judicial oversight. I didn't say a court wasn't needed; I implied that this is a Kangaroo Court
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Warrants that are granted by no grand jury, nor a judge? are these even valid warrants at this point? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Administrative_subpoena I'm not defending SBF. The man needs to be charged an
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I mean, I knew that there was mass surveillance occurring, but to this extent... perhaps I needed a refresher on just how much warrantless data is being collected on the citizens of the United States. The DEA has warrantless access to with
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The lady speaking is not Jan Huitema. Jan Huitema is the other person on the live. IMO, I would not trust this as a source at all. To each their own.
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This is particularly interesting, the commit modified the `WaylandEnable` option in the file "/etc/gdm3/custom.conf" to "false", disabling Wayland and enabling X11. But even more interestingly so, the modi
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On a side note: My online MBA has switched from TurnItIn to this website: https://unicheck.com And the benefit of this is... incredible. It allows students to purchase X amount of pages to check the plagiarism. Full reports on y
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How good is this really? I input an article that was written, directly by chatGPT, and it came back as "The classifier considers the text to be unclear if it is AI-generated." This article was not edited, not put through any parap
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Naturally, this led me to research how does one even become a CA? * Developing and implementing a robust security infrastructure * Completing an application process * Undergoing an audit and validation process * Obtaining accred
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For whatever reason, back in 2017 my Coinbase account was flagged and then eventually banned for "moving around too much crypto". I've been on this hidden "blacklist" ever since. It's 2023 and I still cannot cr
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And this has now just encouraged me to buy a Pixel 6A running GrapheneOS to have as a backup at all times for my important google accounts
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Any suggestions on which Motherboard would be ideal for a 4x 3060 12GB setup?
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The tech giants ultimately reached a settlement in the amount of $400 million in a lawsuit involving allegations of these dishonest backdoor dealings. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33292364 [2] https:/&#x2F
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The collection of data, as stated in the terms of service, does not necessarily absolve the company of potential privacy violations, as it is ultimately governed by the laws of the nation(s) in which it operates. TOS cannot supersede the la
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Carbureted engines are significantly less fuel efficient than modern engines that use fuel injection systems. They're less precise; often times not able to fully burn all the fuel supplied.
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Curious to know where you see this false advertising? When you go to purchase Autopilot on the Tesla website [0], it says in the first sentence: "The currently enabled features require active driver supervision and do not make the veh
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Let me know of any other system that is even remotely close to being able to do the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFAlwAawSvU
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Here is the full list of restrictions for the Drive Pilot legal liabities to take effect: Roads need to be premapped ahead of time with LiDAR Roads need to be pre-approved Car cannot go above 37 MPH limited-access divided highways
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I hope this succeeds. A single MRI can take up to 200 gb of storage space. The health system has about 7.5 petabytes of data in storage arrays alone, all of which is active and separate from backups. About one petabyte of that data is unstr
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Yes, I can elaborate, however, this information should have been taught to you by the age of 2. Silly HN. A tangent is simply a line that touches a non-linear curve (like a circle) at only a single point. It represents an equation with
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Thanks for the tip about the Turkish 2tb for $30/yr. Very good deal. Just did this. :)
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"At this point I'm convinced Satoshi Nakamoto was actually a public administration professor trying to teach kids why financial institutions have the rules in place that they do. Given enough time, the entire crypto space will hav
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> The risk-on assets are 12.86% of the reserves, via simple division. Their equity is 0.36% of assets. If their risk-on assets were impaired by more than about 2.86%, Tether must have (by their own numbers) needed recapitalization. It i
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There are over 1000 recalls in 2021 affecting 35M vehicles according to NHTSA. https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls/vehicle-safety-recalls-week It's reasonable to expect any car built in the last 50 years to have "r

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