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lixtra
7y ago
One option is to use Blackberry Work[1] which gives your it department just control over an encrypted container, not the whole phone. [1] https://www.blackberry.com/us/en/forms/campaigns/q2_19/byo
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> There is no way to prove that a supposedly random source of information is not effectively a PRNG. Maybe no practical way. But a finite state PRNG will be periodic while a true RNG won’t. And the length of the non observed period gives
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7y ago
Or sadists. If you consider that Hitler went through gas warfare I have no optimism that we would be better off with politicians that know war.
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7y ago
If you assume mild burnout, do you think it’s long term the right strategy to force yourself through it? What would your body have to do to tell you that it’s not mild anymore? What if it does? Take care!
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7y ago
Are there gloves that are that don’t stick to glue? Seems perfectly possibly to me.
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7y ago
> but they emit more Carbon than they absorb That’s a strange way to put it. The trees form a carbon reservoir. If they burn or decompose then they release carbon. But they cannot grow and release carbon indefinitely. If they emit carbon
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7y ago
On the last ESTA form I saw, they were asking not for all, but specific accounts. Apart from fb and Twitter there was also github, but I don’t remember seeing mastedon for example. Did I miss something?
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7y ago
More likely you would be sitting in the hot. Cooling is the main electrical energy consumer in the not so hot uk [1]. [1] https://www.ovoenergy.com/guides/energy-guides/how-much-elec...
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7y ago
Did you challenge that, before you signed? Edit: When my employer tried to retrospectively claim ownership of side projects through a change of policy I got the wording changed to concern work projects or projects during work time. I doubt
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> Basically boils down to: If politicians get to call the shots in any way, it's going to run way over budget. Pretty much every single time. So it’s not a surprise that we find counter examples in strong democracies. The Gotthard B
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7y ago
Concerning counterfeit goods there’s an abundance of evidence.
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7y ago
As the saying goes, punish one educate hundreds. You can Paul first and then go after Joe later if he does not improve. This is not fair, but politics is not primarily about fairness. It’s about reaching you goals (here: establish human rig
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7y ago
Sadly, I found ones from colleagues that use 1Password and even to me it happened that I clicked save for password that I didn’t want to save in that environment.
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7y ago
Password leakage is not a marginal problem. I find saved passwords in public browsers all the time. Those with TOTP are much better protected against this as well.
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7y ago
The numbers have to be seen in relation to 250.000 immigrants (2012) that occupy a larger amount of flats each year. Also this pool of AirBnb flats offers flexibility for people who didn’t find a long term apartement yet and home owners who
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It mitigates passive attacks: If someone spies me entering the password (by keylogger or in person) they only get my password but cannot login 2 minutes later (TOTP tokens should not be reusable for some time, so even this 1 minute window g
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India: Draft law proposes 10-year jail term for dealing in cryptocurrency
(economictimes.com)
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If you want to stay independent and go(?) open source then going on patreon might work. At least it works modestly for others[1]. [1] https://www.patreon.com/andrewrk
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> "Blockchain" just stores the same stuff lots and lots of times in as many places as possible. Extremely wasteful and expensive, with all the overhead of doing that (and updating hat "database"), plus the consensus a
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Sounds like the lambdaMOO of the present. To drop code objects into a life multiplayer community is an ancient concept. Fun today as it was back then.
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In that case don’t spare the users of FB either. They could carry their content elsewhere but they chose to feed the monster even more. Or - accept the fact that people consider a fair deal what seems to be exploitation to you. If you don’t
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Creative Commons like modular privacy policies could be a solution: https://www.achtungtechnik.de/english/2018/GDPR-statement-li...
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But reporting device A and B were in Bluetooth distance to lost device C. Therefore A and B were close together (like a few meters). It’s a huge improvement over A and B were in the same mobile cell. You can then use the IPs to identify who
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If you have a subpoena to sniff data to Apple from device X then you can use that to some extent track the location of X by spreading your Tags T_1,...,T_n in interesting places. If X reports T_i you know the location of X, this could be mo
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> see the location of every phone passing your public key encrypted bits back My understanding is that (in this scheme) all location data is encrypted by keys unknown to apple, i.e. the reporter uses the lost device’s public key to encry
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Apple sees the reporting device’s ip-address. Obviously Apple is in an excellent position to spy you anyway, but the claim that even Apple doesn’t know where the turned off device is doesn’t hold for the reporting devices: Apple can infe
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If device A and B (both identified by their IP) both see device C (identified by hash of key) I can infer that A and B are close to each other.
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Most likely the device is already broadcasting a MAC address. But yes, with this it would work in flight mode.
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It feels like that can be exploited in some ways. As a first thought it reduces the privacy of the reporting 3rd party phone. I.e. I can leave a fully charged phone in my wife’s car and track her for weeks while she will have the burden to
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7y ago
> If a contact does not have an email address, then there’s no corresponding row in the contact_email entity for that particular contact row. As opposed to the account entity, which would most likely use null to represent missing email a
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