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by int0x29 1y ago
The goal to my madness was producing a binary without interrupts in any region of executable memory. Assuming W^X protection holds that should be pretty airtight. I was also assuming I controlled the compiler
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by int0x29 1y ago
You can turn off win32k calls for a process if you don't need gui. You can also run the process with a lower privilege access token to reduce file access and some kernel access. I'd love to see one to block more kernel calls than
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by int0x29 1y ago
This isn't a technical problem. It's a legal and corporate political one. Copyright and patent issues are no more likely to go away with Amazon. Also Amazon's gaming division may make them a potential competitor. I also dou
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by int0x29 1y ago
I have fdroid installed on a pixel and I didn't hit any warnings beyond needing to enable side loading. As for push notifications, if you are developing an app, you can build your own infrastructure for that or rent it from someone el
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by int0x29 1y ago
Don't turn it off in your browser. If you have control of that setting just install an ad blocker. The point of DNS block lists is to get rid of ads on phones, TVs, and other non configurable things.
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by int0x29 1y ago
This will just gut funding to fix exploits
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by int0x29 1y ago
And one child deported without cancer meds. At that point you are just trying to kill people
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by int0x29 1y ago
These aren't rules made by bureaucrats. They are laws written by Congress, a coequal branch of government, in response to the Nixon administration's abuse of executive power
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by int0x29 1y ago
I just wish they more reliably covered SF. Outside of the Richmond and Sunset districts coverage is spotty at best
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by int0x29 2y ago
Hallucination in extreme weather warnings could get people killed. I'd rather have something more reliable used.
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by int0x29 2y ago
There is very little good reason to have this setup if you are in the same building as it.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Most of those people aren't gambling with other people's money that they have a fiduciary obligation with.
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by int0x29 2y ago
It's an extern c interface. That's not any different than dealing with a c library
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by int0x29 2y ago
They used this with the IVs mucked with: https://www.gnupg.org/software/libgcrypt/index.html
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by int0x29 2y ago
Only two years? They operated hydrogen buses from 2006 to 2010 and then got some more in 2011 and 2019. There are budget line items for new buses in 2023 and 2024 that I assume got bought
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by int0x29 2y ago
It's much better at scamming and funding weapons programs than protest or disobedience because crypto transactions are non reversable but tend to leave a lot of tracks behind. If persons involved are anywhere that they can be arrested
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by int0x29 2y ago
The NSA may not be breaking RSA right now but I'd bet good money they are storing some traffic for later. So the whole factorization isn't worth it argument feels silly.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I get a strong sense that they don't actually know what they cut as they stopped paying to guard ISIL prisoners. I could very easily see ATC getting hit by accident. Generally this administration neither thinks nor plans before actin
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by int0x29 2y ago
The money loss is kinda the point. Cheaters can fake a new identity but if they get caught fast enough cheating becomes unaffordable.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I regret to inform the various nationalists here this wasn't really developed by one group. ASML signed contracts for research and technology from multiple different countries. The Netherlands isn't being strong armed here. It
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by int0x29 2y ago
They signed an agreement with the US government when they bought an export controlled light source.
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by int0x29 2y ago
There is a lot of US national lab research in MRNA vaccines to a point where it is questionable how much private companies can own them.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Google pay coexists with an open NFC API on the same devices and has since before IOS had NFC support
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by int0x29 2y ago
Years after nfc was added to android I have yet to see anyone complain that I can write an android app that has raw NFC access.
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by int0x29 2y ago
If it doesn't support SVN or Mercurial I don't see a need to try and be abstract. At a minimum it needs to use the word Git because that page is inscrutable. Also a features page would really help
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by int0x29 2y ago
People have rights to speak within reason. Governments don't. The Chinese government shaping content is not protected. The law notably does not ban individual content.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Company zero trust policies can make that impossible. In such cases you can reinstall official approved releases but not manually sudo random things
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by int0x29 2y ago
No we need public libraries
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by int0x29 2y ago
They haven't abandoned it but that title makes it sound like they have.
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by int0x29 2y ago
This feels like excessive concern for OSS. Mozilla gets touchy about trademarks generally not code

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