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by negura 2mo ago
> I would not have copied anything from dom0 to any another qube, the impact is low. You'd typically copy logs, to open issue tickets etc.
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by negura 2mo ago
it's not right nor wrong, it's irrelevant. this exploit has nothing to do with the Xen hypervisor which underlies the virtualization in QubesOS
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by negura 2mo ago
Maybe get yourself checked for chatbot psychosis. I am using current models productively, every day, and have 0 (and I mean precisely, literally 0) issue with calling it a stochastic parrot, one which lacks any kind of mentality whatsoever.
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by negura 2mo ago
I started using the Internet because of the convenience it offered. Now that convenience is gone. Due to ads, surveillance, toxicity, misinformation, slop.. It just isn't worth being online anymore. So instead, now I read books, me
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by negura 2mo ago
> Whatever harm US (software) tech has dished out, it has also dished out domestically. Are you saying that, because Big Tech is harming the mental health of American children, this is supposed to redeem the situation somehow? Or are you
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by negura 2mo ago
> find a way to make anything like the average income of any of us on HN a) This is not about trying to protect the incomes of people working in Big Tech b) In his talk Doctorow gives examples of business opportunities that are actually
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by negura 2mo ago
Middle powers should heed Cory Doctorow's advice [0] and start offering legal protection in their jurisdictions for precisely this type of projects. America is a hostile nation, who has sought to align everyone with its interests, unde
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by negura 2mo ago
i realized for me the convenience just isn't there anymore. the ads, surveillance, toxicity, misinformation, slop. it's just not worth being online anymore. read a book, meet with people, attend talks, go to a museum...
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Tether Clears First Full Audit from KPMG Without Publishing the Statements(thedefiant.io)
2 points by negura 2mo ago|0 comments
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by negura 2mo ago
im not american. i'm not even from a western country. but as a bystand observer, it's a bit late to start a conversation with republicans on social media. after cancelling them for years. you reap what you saw. you never cared abo
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by negura 3mo ago
> when they are on Mars and beyond and SPCX is worth multiples of what it is today. elon whom you gave your money to will still be a disgusting creature
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Against the System: Rise of the Robots (2001)(phrack.org)
2 points by negura 3mo ago|0 comments
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by negura 3mo ago
we're rapidly movement towards an internet where it will be the bad actors hiding their "personal baggage", who will end up in a little corner. as it should be. it's those people who have harmed the world at a global s
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by negura 3mo ago
gosh, thanks for sharing your US national security concerns. as a former Googler. straight out of San Francisco. the world's epicentre of "win-win" tech innovations > But a company can't block US residential IPs if it
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by negura 3mo ago
wow what a nonsensical argument. "not all criminals wear ski masks. so let's let let anyone walk on school premises wearing a sky mask"
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by negura 3mo ago
those deanonymization vectors (stylometry and input device biometrics) have been known for a while in the privacy community. re: stylometry, AI rewriting will be useful once it becomes fast & cheap. but research shows that trying to emu
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New reCAPTCHA uses hand gesture verification(docs.cloud.google.com)
4 points by negura 4mo ago|0 comments
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Encyclopedia of 500+ Longevity Evidence Reviews(lifespan.io)
3 points by negura 4mo ago|0 comments
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Up-to-Date Evidence Reviews of Health and Longevity Interventions(evipedia.ai)
3 points by negura 4mo ago|0 comments
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Pentagon says military personnel reportedly being targeted using location data(reuters.com)
8 points by negura 5mo ago|2 comments
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by negura 5mo ago
> This decision seems to based more in politics than engineering. I'm glad some engineers realize that technology is inseparable from politics. It always has been. All evil came from engineers who beleived they were above politics.
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Nginx-poolsip: new RCE 0-day and ASLR bypass in mainline Nginx(twitter.com)
4 points by negura 5mo ago|1 comments
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by negura 5mo ago
https://nitter.net/nebusecurity/status/2057071579876753643 https://xcancel.com/nebusecurity/status/2057071579876753643
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by negura 5mo ago
i don't think the information that unprivilleged VMs can obtain from that is necessarily reliable. for example with Xen as hypervisor only dom0 is privilleged (as management console for the system) and still it needs to call dedicated
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by negura 5mo ago
but is it possible to verify that the cloud provider has applied the update?
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Fabricked: Misconfiguring Infinity Fabric to Break AMD SEV-SNP(xca-attacks.github.io)
52 points by negura 5mo ago|29 comments
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by negura 5mo ago
shame that this requires WebGL to work. my machine doesn't support it. so the rest of the interface loads, but not the actual tiles. i was only able to find out what it is by opening it on my mobile phone
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AI for Practical Longevity(github.com)
2 points by negura 5mo ago|1 comments
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by negura 5mo ago
this genre of content seems to trend often. i guess it's satisfying to list and neatly organize all the details of a problem. but it doesn't try to explain what lead to this. in the case of pointless jobs they need to be financed
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by negura 5mo ago
your claim wasn't that Gmail != anonymizers. your claim was that Gmail != email

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