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by mike_d 3y ago
I'm just going by what the article says. Feel free to disagree with the author if you have better data.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> to discourage honouring block requests It is adorable that at this point people still believe collateral damage will prevent a political move.
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by mike_d 3y ago
Generally, no. As I mentioned up thread you need to have some basis to show the court there is some chance you'll change the outcome of your case if you are granted access to the source code. For example if a blood draw at the hospital
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by mike_d 3y ago
Six of one, half dozen of another.
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Because the original download is a combined Intel+Non platform specific data. It then downloads the ARM specific binaries.
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by mike_d 3y ago
There are plenty of indictments you can read on the internet. It is rare for one to state how evidence was collected unless it is material to the facts of the case. The defense can question or challenge the methods, but that is not a materi
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by mike_d 3y ago
Defendants do have that right, and in practice Cellebrite has a handful of expert witnesses they will send out to answer the courts questions. In this case there is no "black box" because the Cellebrite has been litigated previous
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by mike_d 3y ago
You go to court with facts, not a compelling story of how you acquired the facts. If the defense believes the facts are not correct they can challenge the method of collection, at which point the expert witnesses are called to describe to t
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by mike_d 3y ago
Plenty of corporate web filtering solutions block on IPs, and the adoption of ESNI will only make it worse. If you manage an important website, moving out of a bad neighborhood (Cloudflare) before you end up the victim of blocking is probab
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by mike_d 3y ago
The article mentions their plan is to bury the tanks. That is stupid expensive, and one of the reasons existing water storage tanks are never buried in the US.
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by mike_d 3y ago
I'm not referring to normal users that are trying to generate ROI. When your actual cost is $0, even GPU mining Monero or shit coins is cash flow positive and relative low risk. A "few dollars a day" is good money for people
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by mike_d 3y ago
Be super careful inserting yourself as a reseller of GPUs (ShadeCloud). You'll quickly find that your platforms primary use is to turn stolen credit cards into cryptominers.
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by mike_d 3y ago
It is a US government program that provides housing, food, and an allowance to people 18-25 that are willing to attend a JobCorps trade school. Basically an alternative to joining the military if you are disadvantaged and want to learn a sk
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by mike_d 3y ago
> The South Korean paper claimed As I understand it the paper was a leaked preprint. Which means they didn't "claim" anything, but were distributing it to get peer review and feedback before publishing.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> vast majority of use cases here are going to be always-online anyway (what are you going to do with the barcode value if not send it somewhere?) Developers need to understand that connected to a network != path to the internet. The dev
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by mike_d 3y ago
It looks like you just need to generate a JWT with the 'offline' and 'analyticsOptOut' capabilities set and patch 'prodPubKey' with the signing key you use. (Obviously you should pay for the product, but fuck a
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by mike_d 3y ago
> In general, the US legal system legal system does not allow forced taking without appropriate compensation. Nothing is being taken away. It is closing a loophole. > If the state want's mike_d's house, They cant impose a 20
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by mike_d 3y ago
> Ripping up use-it-or-lose-it and grandfathered water rights (with compensation and phase-out times) should be on the table. That is a battle that will be tied up in the courts for 15+ years. What we need to do right now is add a 200% e
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by mike_d 3y ago
I believe that number is for the water alone. My water bill includes all sorts of fees for the infrastructure, in addition to the $40k I paid for a 3 foot pipe to be installed to hook up to service a few years ago.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> I think major failure of Kubernetes was Heh. Kubernetes as a whole was a failed project at Google that got open sourced.
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by mike_d 3y ago
That would be wild. Bomb dogs usually are not trained to hit on ammunition since every officer on a scene is carrying some. Gunpowder is also a low explosive (meaning it burns at subsonic speed) which sucks for making things go boom.
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by mike_d 3y ago
No. This all got hashed out in the early 2000s when spammers tried to sue organizations that blacklisted them using everything from libel to contract interference. One of too many to list: https://archive.is/jvJhl
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by mike_d 3y ago
You want the Postmaster Console for delivery and abuse issues, not the Search Console which is probably why you couldn't find anything. If you've already verified your domains in the search console it is one click to add them. ht
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by mike_d 3y ago
That specific article is about streaming, which absolutely provides a better experience over v4. As much as we like to pretend that the presence of v6 implies a "dual stack" environment, the reality is that at the transport layer
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by mike_d 3y ago
Could we maybe clear up the title (even though the original article gets it wrong too)? A threat about a bomb was never made by anyone. It was a suspicious package. Here is the official statement: https://twitter.com/defcon&
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by mike_d 3y ago
Advocates often drag out the [large number]% of IPv6 in some case or another. It is only thanks to "happy eyeball" algorithms in the browser which prefer v4 when v6 is broken or non-performant that mitigate end user complaints to
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by mike_d 3y ago
IPv6 adoption is just the traffic shift from desktop to mobile. IPv6 kinda makes sense in mobile because it solves a problem of needing multiple addresses per person (phone, tablet, gaming device, etc) and the whole stack is maintained by t
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by mike_d 3y ago
Eyeball networks are vastly different from content networks. Even among the tinkerer "homelab" and HN crowds, it is rare to host content from the same connection/address you browse from.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> Freeing up more IPv4 space wouldn't have helped. IANA was assigning /8 per month at the end. You are confusing hoarding demand for legitimate need. The Amazon's and Cloudflare's of the world were playing games to ge
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by mike_d 3y ago
IPv6 failed because they tried to boil the ocean. It was design by committee, where everyone got their pet feature thrown in to appease and gain consensus. Alternatively IPv4 is a mountain of small hacks, which is its biggest strength. We c

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