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by hughrr 5y ago
I think you’re misunderstanding the ability for an echo chamber corporation to fuck itself thoroughly on that one. They have serious problems admitting they did something stupid historically. Butterfly keyboards, reliability issues, you’re
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by hughrr 5y ago
I can’t wait for Tesla Bot to veer off the path with my shopping and fall in a river.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Oh god no those were horrible if you put one next to windows 2000 and had to pick.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Did anyone sit with the users for a few days? I hear the same success stories from the MSPs while simultaneously their users are crying into their coffee on a daily basis. In fact “sorry our systems are slow today” is a normal catchphrase t
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by hughrr 5y ago
I’ve seen that promoted but never implemented or used successfully. As for data exfiltration I’ve worked in the defence sector in IT which has pretty stringent security controls in place. At the same time it’s very easy to do without much e
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by hughrr 5y ago
yep agree. But why deploy LOB SaaS browser applications on Citrix? It doesn’t add up.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Based on the letter by NCMEC describing opponents to the technology as “screeching voices of the minority” , I suspect this is some kind of variant of being guilted into doing something by either lobbying, marketing or internal proponent
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by hughrr 5y ago
Complexity and price are not the problems with Citrix or any VDI solution. The whole concept doesn’t work. I have spent years and years dealing with miserable staff who have to sit on the end of a mucked up, crawling semi paralysed Citrix d
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by hughrr 5y ago
I prefer our guerrilla artists in the UK https://secretldn.com/clapham-new-name/
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by hughrr 5y ago
Exactly this. I see lots of people saying that Apple are forced to implement something via legislation as if it’s an excuse for it. If they want to do business in China they will be forced by their legislation. My entire argument is don’t
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by hughrr 5y ago
Awaiting future headline “Secret CSAM hash list leaks online” . Keeping lists secret appears to be something the human race is really really bad at.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Linux, dumbphone, DSLR. This was the final straw on a planned exit to be honest.
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by hughrr 5y ago
If it’s a visual derivative, whatever that means, then how does the reviewer know it matches the source image? Sounds like there’s a lot of non determinism in there.
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by hughrr 5y ago
So fundamentally there’s a lot of mechanism around keeping secrets but the source material is available. Hmm. https://youtu.be/eU2Or5rCN_Y
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by hughrr 5y ago
I am aware of the details. The episode of Brass Eye comes into context here, the relevant clip being as follows, showing exactly the issues of competence. https://youtu.be/_U-7L1tmBAo
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by hughrr 5y ago
So there’s an office somewhere with computers full of illegal child porn that people are staring at and comparing your photos to? There’s some irony in that.
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by hughrr 5y ago
That assumes that the human review process is competent, your own images aren’t poisoned in some way (consider your own kids in the bath with some noise added) etc. In the mean time they lock your account which means your entire digital lif
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by hughrr 5y ago
That’s end game. Now you can use it for targeted attacks against innocent people. This needs to be shut down and disposed of immediately. There is no other outcome which is socially acceptable for Apple. I feel vindicated now. There are a l
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by hughrr 5y ago
Can get a 3080 tomorrow in UK no problems at all.
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by hughrr 5y ago
GPU stock is rising and prices falling. It’s too late now.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Ah yes a colleague of mine is Indian and he said trains are a major natural predator of his race :)
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by hughrr 5y ago
Urf I did go looking for this and found it. You’re spot on. India is not known for looking at what can go wrong. There are many YouTube videos out there showing you how to make things with electricity which can kill you dead instantly. What
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by hughrr 5y ago
I missed that one and am grateful for this duplication :)
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by hughrr 5y ago
Quite impressive. I actually don’t use nano though only because it’s not always there. I learned a long time to pick a narrow subset of ubiquitous tools to know really well, compose those and leave it at that. If I’m dumped in single user m
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by hughrr 5y ago
As someone who doesn’t work for Apple I wouldn’t work for Apple on principle even if they tripled my salary today. There are some lines that none of us should cross. There needs to be an ethical code for software engineering.
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by hughrr 5y ago
If Craig tells me I’m misunderstanding this I distrust them further because I completely understand the full arena of possibilities and not just the narrow intent.
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by hughrr 5y ago
It’d go really well for the government. You’d just end up with a lot of dead hams. Disorganised morons with AR15’s vs professional army. I know who wins that one.
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by hughrr 5y ago
Why ham radio? That doesn’t make sense. There’s no privacy there by law. It is by nature a completely non anonymous medium. Not only that if a country shuts down its comms the hams are all on a nice list for their shit to be confiscated. Im
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by hughrr 5y ago
Conversely I do less work but generate more ROI at home. I rather like worrying about food. I made myself jerk chicken and rice for lunch yesterday by taking ten minutes out to pop the chicken in the oven and then an hour out for lunch to d
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by hughrr 5y ago
If you think that you’re completely wrong. I have been asked about it by four non technical people so far after it made national news in the UK. There is a lot of anti surveillance sentiment here and it’s appearing in general public regular

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