ilogik

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by ilogik 6y ago
Iit's a multi-million dollar company. I'm sure they're just winging it as they go along
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by ilogik 6y ago
ubuntu was created and is maintained by a large company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonical_(company)
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by ilogik 6y ago
Sony did the same with the PS5
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by ilogik 6y ago
he sure does sound alt-right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Monster#Politics
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by ilogik 6y ago
I really enjoyed following along with this book: http://raytracerchallenge.com/
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by ilogik 6y ago
this is different for each disease based on how quickly it transmits. for SARS-COV-2 you need around 70% immunity in the population to achieve herd immunity
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by ilogik 6y ago
not really sure if having a nuclear reactor would make much of a difference in this case
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by ilogik 6y ago
nobody is making you use chrome. I'm using firefox
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by ilogik 6y ago
the whole point Epic is trying to make is that the rules are illegal, as they are anti-competitive
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by ilogik 6y ago
I expect that to happen. it's the same on twitter for example. but I'm not expecting the action to be to collapse the thread
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by ilogik 6y ago
The iOS 14 runs great on my iPhone 7. it will also run on the 6S, or the 2016 iPhone SE. The new SE will probably get OS updates for around 5 years or so.
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by ilogik 6y ago
if you're not logged into it in the browser, it can't follow you around
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by ilogik 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN7pkFNEg5c
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by ilogik 6y ago
all of google's internal architecture was built with only IPv4. Take a look at kubernetes, which is based on google's Borg. It's only now, slowly getting IPv6 support
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by ilogik 6y ago
https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-server/blob/b0846...
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by ilogik 6y ago
you can build your own https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14209
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by ilogik 6y ago
the whole point of the app is to isolate people that have been in contact with positive cases before they become contagious. if everyone has the app, you won't have an exponential growth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by ilogik 6y ago
if you use an android phone, check this URL: https://www.google.com/maps/timeline that information is a lot more sensitive and a lot more useful to law enforcement. most people don't even know how much your locati
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by ilogik 6y ago
sure, they can lobby for that....they have been lobbying for backdoors since the 90s. the way the contact tracing framework ACTUALLY works makes it doesn't really make it useful to them. they could lobby to change it they can lobby wit
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by ilogik 6y ago
A couple of concepts that I think the OP has wrong. I'm only talking about the Apple-Google contact tracing framework: * you need a key from a doctor to be able to mark yourself as positive. * when you get a notification that you came
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by ilogik 6y ago
law enforcement already has location from cell tower data. to be able to read the ids from contact tracing apps, they need to capture the phones and decrypt them, at which point there's probably more evidence to be found than some rand
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by ilogik 6y ago
where does your article talk about the key?
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by ilogik 6y ago
you are giving up 0 privacy. no tech is perfect, but this is very well thought out. i've gone into detail here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23053624
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by ilogik 6y ago
none of the reasons make sense sorry about the formating, but i've tried to cover all of them: Joe the hacker What if Joe stayed home the first day (did not get infected), got hold of Jane’s phone and decides to swat her for fun? &
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by ilogik 6y ago
the author doesn't seem to understand how to system works. yes, it's not perfect, it doesn't tell you you've got it for sure, just to get tested, in case you've been near someone who has it. Also, people can't
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by ilogik 6y ago
why?
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by ilogik 6y ago
what does this have to do with DRM?
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by ilogik 6y ago
relevant scott manley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF8roW6Cxm0
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by ilogik 6y ago
depending on your OS, there are ways to mount a remote ssh location locally, which means that you can use any GUI you want (but it will be slow). for example: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/sshfs
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by ilogik 7y ago
does running Postgres on AWS RDS mitigate some of these problems?

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