josephcsible

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New iPhone age and identity checks restrict internet freedom in the UK(bigbrotherwatch.org.uk)
231 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|144 comments
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Apple and Lenovo have the least repairable laptops, analysis finds(arstechnica.com)
1 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|0 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
Coming soon: desktop online banking will only be possible in Chrome on Windows with TPM2 and Secure Boot enabled.
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
> Everything to do with LLM prompts reminds me of people doing regexes to try and sanitise input against SQL injections a few decades ago, just papering over the flaw but without any guarantees. With the key difference being that it&#x27
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
> Tesla remotely [...] stripped FSD entirely — reverting them to basic Autopilot. > owners who activated FSD through the hack received in-vehicle notifications that they were permanently banned from using FSD — even those who had paid
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Tesla cracks down on FSD hacking devices, remotely shuts down access(electrek.co)
7 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|3 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
The "integrity" you speak of is a bad thing. Microsoft should be making that harder to obtain, not easier.
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
Anti-cheat drivers are just as much of rootkits, and in practice, they have vulnerabilities that get a lot more hosts pwned than cheats do. Let's get Microsoft to stop loading their drivers.
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
Newsom signed a law that places those requirements on every operating system in California, and in practice, organizations tend to comply with California's terrible laws no matter where you are, rather than stopping doing business ther
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
Measured boot isn't any better. Look at Android phones, where it's technically possible to unlock your bootloader, but a ton of apps (e.g., McDonald's and most banking apps) use remote attestation to see whether you did so an
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Additive in America: Regulating 3D Printing [video](youtube.com)
3 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|0 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
Hah, I submitted the same story here just a few hours before you posted that. I don't know whether that's actually an example of this particular problem or not, though, since I'm not sure whether they have a website that can
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Exploring the impacts of California's minimum wage for fast food workers(news.ucsc.edu)
3 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|1 comments
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
I meant that having a connection live that long isn't necessary to trigger this bug. I know that for some workloads, it can be important for connections to live that long.
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
Individual TCP connections don't need to live that long. Once a macOS system reaches 49.7 days of uptime, this bug starts affecting all TCP connections.
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
Hall of shame: * Reddit won't let you read "unreviewed" content on mobile web (but will on desktop web) * PayPal won't let you pick your 5% rewards category, or set up balance auto-replenish without their app * Robinhood
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81yo Dodgers fan can no longer get tickets because he doesn't have a smartphone(twitter.com)
367 points by josephcsible 7mo ago|478 comments
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hid-omg-detect: Linux Driver in Development to Detect Malicious HID Devices(phoronix.com)
5 points by josephcsible 7mo ago|0 comments
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
I wish this kind of behavior were punishable under the "reckless disregard for the truth" doctrine. (And also that perjury for lying on DMCAs was better enforced in general.)
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
That's one of the reasons I'm not a fan of extrajudicial processes like YouTube's Content ID: they don't give any court the opportunity to point things like that out.
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
IIUC, the fee is just to use their instance, and hosting your own instance is actually free. Also, it looks like the client side of it runs in a browser, so it will support pretty much any OS.
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AI that copied musical artist files copyright claim against artist [updated](twitter.com)
65 points by josephcsible 7mo ago|17 comments
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
> OBS (what I used) seems to have stopped receiving updates :) No it hasn't: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/commits/master/
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
Does this have any advantages over OBS Studio?
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
It's unreasonable and unfair to ban low-level employees for things that their employer did. Imagine if Google had retaliated to Oracle's Java lawsuit by banning the personal Gmail accounts of every Oracle employee. The only groups
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
IMO, "freedom to enter into contracts" isn't actual freedom, for the same reason that the MIT license isn't more free than the GPL despite it allowing more behaviors: in both cases, it's basically "permission t
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
But aren't those things rare enough that it's better to have people doing them rerun the installer, than to take up extra disk space for everyone that most people will never use?
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
Isn't the normal convention to ship all the language files in the installer, but for it to only install the ones that are actually used on the system?
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Anthropic says its leak-focused DMCA unintentionally hit legit GitHub forks(arstechnica.com)
2 points by josephcsible 7mo ago|1 comments
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by josephcsible 7mo ago
Isn't https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24324684 the same scam as these?

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