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811.
by gzread 8mo ago
What are children at risk of, when E2EE is used? What are children at risk of, when E2EE is not used?
812.
by gzread 8mo ago
it stands for "not a public timeline post"
813.
by gzread 8mo ago
Yes, that is a fair argument and most countries allow the use of surveillance cameras in public for this reason.
814.
by gzread 8mo ago
SimpleX handles this by sending the decryption keys when the receiver reports the message.
815.
by gzread 8mo ago
The Android version syncs all your chat logs to Google Drive without encryption by default. That's the backdoor.
816.
by gzread 8mo ago
Everyone who runs an email server knows Microslop doesn't care about receiving its customer's emails. The best thing you can do is migrate away.
817.
by gzread 8mo ago
If your load balanced doesn't support ECH, don't tell clients to use ECH.
818.
by gzread 8mo ago
SNI is unencrypted, so your ISP can see it. ECH encrypts it.
819.
by gzread 8mo ago
Why would Clownflare ever see traffic to sites not on Clownflare?
820.
by gzread 8mo ago
Surely the reason was the large sum of money?
821.
by gzread 8mo ago
Google does it too. You log in with your password and it says "please press the number 35 on your phone"
822.
by gzread 8mo ago
If the user's computer is pwned, you can wait for the user to log in to their bank account, then blank the screen while you send yourself all their money.
823.
by gzread 8mo ago
OpenAI donated $25,000,000 to Trump, that's why. Now people are cancelling ChatGPT subscriptions, so he needs to walk back the optics.
824.
by gzread 8mo ago
External battery and transparent duct tape?
825.
by gzread 8mo ago
Device rooting isn't only of interest to developers. It also allows anyone to bypass the arbitrary rules set by Apple/Google on what software you can run. That's of interest to the whole population, even those who only use th
826.
by gzread 8mo ago
Microsoft did usability studies on real people to determine the ribbon interface is better. This is back in the days when software companies cared about objectively verifiable results.
827.
by gzread 8mo ago
Is Linux legal in Brazil?
828.
by gzread 8mo ago
Is a ~/.userIsOver18 flag compliant?
829.
by gzread 8mo ago
There is real, but weak, evidence the Epstein gang were eating babies. A lot of past conspiracy theories are suddenly seeming more plausible in light of the Epstein files.
830.
by gzread 8mo ago
Section 230 being repealed doesn't mean that any moderation will be treated as publication. The ambient assumptions have changed a lot in the past 30 years. Now nobody would think that removing spam makes you liable as a publisher. Alg
831.
by gzread 8mo ago
You don't see any good software made by people who know how computers work?
832.
by gzread 8mo ago
You're doing the Dropbox rsync comment.
833.
by gzread 8mo ago
Where's the 3D hotdog? This is just some nonsense about agents forming a union for lower token prices.
834.
by gzread 8mo ago
The point is for them to track their users, which they can't do if their users are all using Tor.
835.
by gzread 8mo ago
That's typical in the stock market, though. You're not going to have a 50% edge. You're going to have a 1-2% edge if you're the absolute best, and you're going to milk that for all it's worth.
836.
by gzread 8mo ago
Yeah, but then you have to make dinner. Delivery is asynchronous.
837.
by gzread 8mo ago
A lot of them were trafficked by Epstein. Release the files or no?
838.
by gzread 8mo ago
Also free to pirate for LLM training purposes
839.
by gzread 8mo ago
And yet, Dropbox exists
840.
by gzread 8mo ago
Do you ever download things you didn't upload? How do you know none of them are CSAM? Aren't you scared? I'm seeding the Epstein files right now.

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