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by kf6nux 5y ago
The closest you're probably going to get is sandbox-exec https://jmmv.dev/2019/11/macos-sandbox-exec.html
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by kf6nux 5y ago
The supposition was that, if the scanning had no reporting capability, then Apple could still claim a lack of capability. They could respond to government demands with, "Sorry, our software only blocks uploads. We have no ability to ge
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by kf6nux 5y ago
Since Apple shared the algo, people who trade in these things already know how to get around it (just adjust the image so the fingerprint changes). People who trade in these things will probably turn off icloud too. Similarly, governments c
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by kf6nux 5y ago
I bet people would have had no problem with the CSAM on-device scanning if it involved neither Apple employees snooping on your photos nor government reporting. e.g. if they made it so their software simply refused to upload a photo and inf
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by kf6nux 5y ago
> The trade publication Loss Prevention Media defines organized retail crime as "any organized criminal, conspiratorial attack on the retail establishment" Meanwhile, the real world defines organized crime as: criminal activiti
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by kf6nux 5y ago
Fewer criminal statutes is almost always a good thing. Discriminatory enforcement is a huge problem. My local Police Chief told me he thinks of discriminatory enforcement as a good thing, so you can only solve it as a problem by removing th
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by kf6nux 6y ago
This joke is only funny if one is misinformed. Dr. Seuss's foundation voluntarily decided to stop publishing a portion of his works to preserve his legacy. That's it. There's no culture war to be found here.
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by kf6nux 6y ago
> How many times have they turned off your water? Like anything else, this isn't a perfect metric. I know folks who have kept their water on all the way to eviction for non-payment. That said, the author nails it when noting the dic
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by kf6nux 6y ago
Superconductive flux pinning. Specifically, I'm curious what behavior it'd exhibit if used as a core for superconducting inductors.
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by kf6nux 7y ago
I suspect this experience is pretty common. It so perfectly matches one of my experiences, I'm curious if it's the same company.