iamdvlpr

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   by iamdvlpr 4y ago

   What would happen if a government issues a subpoena for the passkeys stored in say, iCloud in this case? Would not that makes it easier for them to have access to an individual's private communications, for example?
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   Passkeys are great but it does not solve an important problem(wired.com)

   1 points by iamdvlpr 4y ago|5 comments
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   by iamdvlpr 4y ago

   I am personally very interested in Quantum computing and its use cases.
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   Technologies to Keep an Eye on [pdf](cbinsights.com)

   3 points by iamdvlpr 4y ago|1 comments
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   One-hit wonders code cracked(theatlantic.com)

   2 points by iamdvlpr 4y ago|0 comments
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   by iamdvlpr 5y ago

   Interesting. Do you happen to know if OS makers are currently adapting and applying more changes such as the one you described on the x64 feature? Thanks for sharing the link.
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   by iamdvlpr 5y ago

   By "large scale" I meant largely adopted by the mass, ordinary people. Thanks for the link to Harvard, I was not aware of the project.
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   Ask HN: Are any computer architecture out there to compete with VonNeumann's?

   4 points by iamdvlpr 5y ago|5 comments
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   by iamdvlpr 5y ago

   I'm also assuming that with your system engineering background, you're also limiting personnel access to the reactors or better, to the rooms where they will be located as well as all security measures to avoid social engineering