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jmprspret
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jmprspret
2y ago
I literally said I'm not excusing Russia. They are fucking monsters, no doubt about it.
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2y ago
The US government, DoD, CIA, etc are all "bad" too. I'm not excusing Russia's actions, but if you're going the moral high ground, on civilian murder, you should be avoid US companies as well.
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2y ago
From an enterprise perspective (only because I don't use it on my personal machines), TrendMicro has really been improving. I highly recommend it.
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2y ago
FWIW, I think you can add some of those options to .curlrc if you wanted them to be added every time you invoke curl.
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2y ago
> “compliant actually good encryption” an oxymoron, perhaps
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2y ago
> It was hard to get signal before, and with tools like this it'll be even harder. It's hard to get a goddamn job. It's hard to pass ridiculous interviews that end up having little to do with the job you do. In my view thi
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2y ago
This is quite an oddity in the internet space I feel (not in a bad way - but not necessarily a good way either - i just find it odd). Reading through the rules it's such an interesting mix of.. ideals?
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2y ago
This also has the added benefit of weeding out people who can't be bothered to put in just a little effort to keep in touch with you. Shows who your true friends are. It's actually sad. But an eye opener ;)
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2y ago
If we're talking about what I assume you mean to be beefy utility vehicles (Utes, we call them in Au, Americans seem to call them trucks from what I've heard). I mean let's be honest, more often than not, if you're not b
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2y ago
Moxie wrote an extensive blog post outlining the reasons they were not going to make use of a decentralised system. I believe its this post here, but someone correct me if this is the incorrect link: https://signal.org/blog&
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2y ago
1. It is encrypted at rest, once you login its decrypted with the rest of the stuff running+on your drive. All this stops is someone with physical access and that's it. 2. The article says that they are not releasing PoC (my words not
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2y ago
You're correct! I do need a better example :D
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2y ago
Creators usually get paid by ads as well. Its been a long time since I've seen an ad on YouTube thanks to adblock, but a longer video you can fit more ads into.
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2y ago
Queen Lizzy is from the past. Stealing her crown jewels right after she died and putting it on display in my work office would be okay?
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2y ago
Ironically UK, (along with the US (morseo)) strategically destabilise some of these very countries.
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2y ago
Its quite simple, actually. The complication only comes from the mental gymnastics required for legitimising how a museum sources its artifacts.
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2y ago
Wait since when does iOS support third party launchers? This is news to me.
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2y ago
> don’t allow third party compiled to connect Not true. Molly works Signal-CLI works from what I've seen in the past. They are unsupported, but not aggressively blocked. They are not allowed to be on the subreddit, probably because
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2y ago
Gmunk is awesome
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2y ago
Completely agree. Overall a better install experience. Can install google play super easily after install as well if you aren't worried about that. Graphene is only supported on Pixel devices however.
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2y ago
I want you to think about for a second, why Google would be conducting their own brain research. I think it is quite terrifying.
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2y ago
This paper is from 2021. I don't know the advanced details, but I do know that Android's security is improving quite fast, so it's very possible (and, likely, I'd say) that many of the issues on this paper have already b
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2y ago
So if humans are limited by the precondition of language, other creatures must be too?
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2y ago
Sorry, I meant to link here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40220072#40244714
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2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40220072
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2y ago
https://archive.is/w3sq7
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2y ago
That is accurate to what they do. I think others need to imagine this as well. Far too many nontechnical people seem to treat them as some kind of Oracle.
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2y ago
GPT-4 is not a static code analyser
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> (2) As we have stated definitively: the organic results you see in Search are not affected by our ads systems I mean _come on_ how stupid do they think we are?
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Pixel "small Pro"? This is fantastic news if true. I absolutely hate how large phones have become. I bought the 6a mostly because its small(er). Edit: or by "small pro" did they mean the non-XL pro? Awh shucks... I got m
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