naturalmovement

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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> > adding the TLS layer brings back the missing integrity A foolish interpretation of what TLS does and I see this every day. Integrity of the bits and bytes in transit is unimportant here. Validation of the signed software after you
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
BTW Apple has been doing HTTP boot for like two decades at this point. How do you think Internet Recovery works? It leverages a dusty old Apple netbooting spec.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> Secure boot is designed to verify software signatures aka integrity. HTTPS is a useless gesture here, adding complexity to critical software that needs to be as simple and auditable as possible. Confidentiality is essentially unimporta
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
"Call to Action" is a needlessly impotent threat. Like high school students walking out of their own lunch period to protest the loss of salisbury steak on the menu. Most major telcos worldwide outside the US have strict KYC rules
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
How do you feel about pineapple on pizza?
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Air Canada pilot accused of flying over 900 flights without valid license(cbsnews.com)
2 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|1 comments
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DuckDuckGo displays a special logo when you search for FreeBSD or OpenBSD(duckduckgo.com)
23 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|13 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Interesting, I would have guessed the opposite as geoblocking is not perfect, unless it's using location services as well.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
What is the countdown to Germans outraged when someone from outside the EU is walking down the street and catches a fleeting audio clip of them which is processed by Apple's AI? Does this mean the service will not be available to EU
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Isn't the main topic of discussion here a legal requirement? If everyone ignores it then what's the fuss about?
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I would think most tourists would trust a carrier-branded store over Honest Jochen's Tobacco Emporium where you may or may not get a working SIM after paying cash.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I wasn't taking blatant fraud into account. I'm sure that's possible everywhere. I'd bet you can buy cigarettes without the tax stamps in the same shop too. Last I traveled the shop required a passport or uploading one t
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Apple — and now Google — have "solved" this problem for the government by removing physical SIM slots in US iPhones.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> like most other places Much of EU requires ID for some time now. France is a bit strange, requires registration after 23 days or something. Germany, Italy, Spain it's basically impossible. The US is rather unique in that it does n
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Skills which, with very few exceptions, are conducted in English.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> by filling in a few simple forms and posting a job in the "Canada Job Bank" for a period of time to demonstrate that you genuinely searched for locals to fill the role and couldn't find anyone suitable This is anathema t
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
EO 14224 designates English as the official language of the US.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
There is no abuse. That's why tech companies recruit for software positions in the back pages of a gay mag in Salt Lake City and require resumes sent by postal mail.
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Federal judge blocks H1B visa $100K fee(alaskasnewssource.com)
191 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|346 comments
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UK Gov't: Tech companies like Apple and Google have three months or else(twitter.com)
2 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|0 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
A great unacknowledged gag would be Craig losing an additional button on his blue shirt every time they cut away, so by the end it's full-Scarface unbuttoned down to his belt.