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by nabakin 5y ago
I don't think that is far away either. I won't be surprised if that is achieved within the day, if not sooner. Also, generating images that look the same as the original and yet produce a different hash.
542.
by nabakin 5y ago
Agreed. This attack still has consequences for people but they will not run into any legal trouble as far as I'm aware.
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by nabakin 5y ago
Since we crashed their servers https://archive.is/SEGE7
544.
by nabakin 5y ago
True
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by nabakin 5y ago
This is the conclusion that I personally arrived at. When I confronted some friends of mine with this, they gave me some good points to the contrary. Letting Apple scan for government-related material on your device is a slippery slope to g
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by nabakin 5y ago
Well, to be factually accurate, in this case with Apple, nothing will happen. Apple only reports when it matches 30 instances of this content. They have said they plan to reduce it from 30 as they improve their algorithm.
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by nabakin 5y ago
Haha, this is a great idea.
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by nabakin 5y ago
My bad, I don't know how I missed that
549.
by nabakin 5y ago
We don't know but I think there's a good chance it does. It's important to determine before release. Maybe it's possible to encrypt them in such a way, no one can access them despite being on the device and still be able
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by nabakin 5y ago
The important part about the hackerfactor link is that the author claims he was able to reverse PhotoDNA hashes into images. Of course Apple has their own, different perceptual hashing algorithm NeuralHash which they use, but if the hashes
551.
by nabakin 5y ago
In order for this system to work, Apple has to be able to compare the CSAM NeuralHash hashes against the NeuralHash hashes of the images to be synced with iCloud. How do they compare the hashes without decrypting?
552.
by nabakin 5y ago
I think you're forgetting that Apple isn't using PhotoDNA. Just because PhotoDNA hashes can be reversed into images, doesn't mean Apple's perceptual hashes can be reversed into images. I think there's a good chance
553.
by nabakin 5y ago
They are perceptual hashes of CSAM images no? Sure, just because they are perceptual hashes, doesn't mean they can be reversed to an image, but it seems to be true PhotoDNA, a similar perceptual hashing algorithm, can be reversed to an
554.
by nabakin 5y ago
You can also enter a random email. They don't verify it.
555.
by nabakin 5y ago
Where does it say OCR is used?
556.
by nabakin 5y ago
I can confirm this was the case 3-4 years ago when it was in its early stages. Although, I wouldn't be surprised if developers who worked on LÖVE, have started working on this project since then.
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by nabakin 5y ago
I would like to believe Gitly is a really great web app. The problem is, how can I trust the claims that have been made about Gitly, when I have reason to distrust the group making the claims? Christine's blog posts indicate V lang is
558.
by nabakin 5y ago
This is great. I try to have an objective discussion about whether or not Christine's critique is fair, get no response, and am downvoted by who I assume are V lang fanboys. Not improving my impression of the language. It's import
559.
by nabakin 5y ago
The rest of her blog posts on V https://christine.website/blog/series/v
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by nabakin 5y ago
So if it was a release build from the time, there wouldn't have been massive memory leaks, she would have been able to compile 1.2 million LoC per core per second, V would have only used 400kb of space to compile itself, and the curl b
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by nabakin 5y ago
You've got it basically right. It's unlikely to get the same Minecraft seed twice but it's still possible. If you want the same natural map as another person, you are free to copy their seed, provided that they give it out.
562.
by nabakin 5y ago
It's in the process of being rolled out. I own like 5 servers, 2 of them normal, non-community ones and none of them have gotten the feature yet while I'm in at least 4 servers which have already gotten the feature
563.
by nabakin 5y ago
I think we will see more of this as time goes on. As the innovation of hardware slows, the importance of its longevity grows.
564.
by nabakin 5y ago
After the misconduct I personally witnessed with Binance's voting system[0], I don't think I'll ever use them. Basically, there was conclusive evidence candidate cryptocurrencies allowed blatant manipulation of the voting sys
565.
by nabakin 5y ago
I've had a CV1 Rift and Oculus account since a few months after it came out and all that's changed for me is that I have to connect a Facebook account to access some social features of the Oculus Home platform like messaging and a
566.
by nabakin 5y ago
Have you considered threatening them with a lawsuit?
567.
by nabakin 5y ago
Did you use a throwaway email too? I'm wondering if using one triggered a manual verification check
568.
by nabakin 5y ago
Yeah I've come to the same conclusion but idk why the staff didn't say this in the first place. They only said that they didn't know he was the owner.
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by nabakin 5y ago
The last post related to this whole situation [1] had 245 points in 3 hours, was then manually down-weighted off the front page, and died as a result. I think that was a bit too much of a correction. Hopefully the same doesn't happen t
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by nabakin 5y ago
245 points in 3 hours and this isn't on the front page anymore? That's a bit too much down weight in my opinion.

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