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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I'm curious how the HN zeitgeist hates datacenters so ferociously yet every third article posted to the front page is 800 comments beating off to a new Claude feature. It's mind-boggling.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
So exactly like FileVault?
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
The *BSDs, Mac, and Windows all keep critical code in the same tree as the OS. Something like disk encryption would be immediately visible. So you don't have this mess of 80 different distros with 60 different versions of systemd, 20 t
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It absolutely is and they have most the enterprise market.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
FYI: VeraCrypt is not the defacto encryption software for Windows.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It's a cleartext http site. No TLS. The link is bad.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It notably lacked up/downvoting which is a cancer foisted upon open discussion. Discussions ran chronologically as they would in real life. Imagine having a remote control you could point at people to increase and decrease their speaki
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T-Mobile moving tens of thousands of virtual machines off VMware amid lawsuit(arstechnica.com)
8 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|0 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
That link really sheds light on things. It's shocking to me that Anthropic seems to be run with the same managerial chaos as depicted in early seasons of Entourage . Dario may be a genius, but when it comes to running a big business —
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Dario's job is to be a cheerleader. He likely does not have the domain knowledge nor is authorized to be the recipient of such a letter. And that's ok. His role is to hire others competent in export matters. It's a learning e
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> But "downvote for disagreement" is a legitimate use. This made me realize it's a waste of one's time to write thoughtful, informative, educational posts only to have them buried and downvoted by man-children. If we
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Why Does the U.S. Still Own This Tiny Chunk of Washington Land Stuck to Canada?(pugetpress.com)
4 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|0 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> From an HN point of view the idea is to give the discussion a place, since the community obviously wants to have it So where do you draw the line? Just this week I saw multiple offtopic Epstein schizoposts by 10+ year old accounts that
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I disagree, I see them all over the place, it is due to shoplifting.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
This junk controls like 90% of the market though. A lot of it gets rebranded via the OEM/ODM route so good luck finding out who designed the original software.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
East Asia built a uni-culture by being extremely racist against outsiders. I don't think you can get away with that anywhere else. A friend of mine (white guy) married a Chinese woman and when they visited China they were subject to sl
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Cool. The Chinese DVR the CCTV installer used doesn't work that way. In fact it probably has a telnet server with a known, hardcoded root password.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Most CCTV contractors are not network security experts. Most network security experts would quit before ever entering a hot attic. So Cletus the CCTV guy who just spent 8 hours crawling through drop ceilings with a mask on, does a super-cle
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Everyone: For a moment forget everything you know about computers and wonder if perhaps 99% of normies are just following the directions on the package of their $19 Chinese IP camera. They have no idea what a firewall is, or what the "
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
At some point it becomes willful ignorance of history. I remember a time not very long ago when everyday crypto like 128-bit SSL was restricted under US export law. The old web browsers came in separate, "exportable" versions. [1]
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> I guess a US business with non-citizen employees could work. No. Only if those employees have a green card and the company must not only take on that responsibility but ensure other employees are denied access. Otherwise the company wo
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Export control is not illegal where are you coming up with this stuff? Claiming ignorance is a good way to pay tens of millions of $ in fines or do prison time. Here's one from TWO DAYS AGO: https://www.justice.gov/usao
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Ignoring US export control laws that have been on the books for nearly 50 years is a good way to pay millions of $ in fines and/or land in pound-me-in-the-ass prison. Ask every satellite launch company in the 90s how that worked out.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Section 5 Part 2 (Information Security) of the EAR Commerce Control List likely applies. IANAL; you need to be one to interpret this stuff. These laws are as thick as a dictionary. The EAR dates back to the Export Administration Act of 1979
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It depends. Green card holder? No. Everyone else*: Yes. * It's far more complicated and nuanced than this.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Not limited to PlayStation. Apple's been doing this for years. I have iTunes music going back to the day the store opened. Some of it is now missing from the iTunes cloud (or Apple Music or whatever it's called this week). It woul
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> because there's no way they can really regulate what's coming out of china Do you think the Chinese will go parading around that they've created the greatest cyberweapon known to man, and the CCP will be totally cool wit
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
How can you simultaneously be a bottleneck for innovation while being their largest customer, and pouring tons of money and resources into it to help accelerate development? The startup-brained among us never learned the first rule of busin
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Yeah they're going to diversify... to one of the other two memory companies who will likely be raising their prices too, because why should they be suckers?

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