kludgemaker

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End-to-End Encryption (E2E) Is Dead. Killed by New Tech [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kludgemaker 2y ago|0 comments
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by kludgemaker 2y ago
The marketing company's web page literally advertised: "It's True. Your Devices Are Listening to You." The page has been removed from their website, but it's archived: https://web.archive.org/web&#x2
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by kludgemaker 3y ago
Insecure people should be banned, not security tools like firearms.
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by kludgemaker 3y ago
The author's argument about SoC is not convincing. He: "is, in my polite opinion, completely wrong". The graybeards are right on this one. For those of us who remember working with "DHTML" before libraries like jQue
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by kludgemaker 3y ago
1. "Did you mandate COVID-19 vaccines for employees?" 2. "Would you allow an employee who has acquired a concealed-carry license to arm herself on company property?" 3. "Do you donate to the Democrat party? How much
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by kludgemaker 3y ago
We're lying to ourselves if we believe anything Google claims about respecting privacy. Unless your data is encrypted when you give it to the monster, and you can know with certainty that it is, then it's not private. The monster
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by kludgemaker 4y ago
The cardinal virtues - prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance - help protect the "mind and character" from addiction or disordered attachment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_virtues I try to he
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by kludgemaker 4y ago
I don't think the DHS has ever really defended the homeland - unless it's Washington DC and the tyrants who make it their home.
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by kludgemaker 4y ago
I regret hearing the lies spoken during sex education when I was in fifth grade in 1987. The public school I was forced to attend brought in a sociologist to do the damage. She told us that we had to release our libido energy regularly - ei
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by kludgemaker 4y ago
* Getting Real, by 37signals: Gave me confidence to side-step a lot of the bs I saw in software development practice * The Mythical Man-Month, Fred Brooks: Provided an argument against inexperienced managers who errantly assert that they ne