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by nicce 3mo ago
> - No LTS support for the Zig version regarding CVEs etc. Every release would have tons of CVEs and would take so much effort. E.g. the example from blog with memory issues. Better just think that Zig version was not there what comes to
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by nicce 3mo ago
But that did not really carry data out from the device, other than hashes. I think Apply knew this was coming, and tried to do it better.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> The second is the Apple style on-device CSAM scanner? This is exactly what has been proposed. E.g. WhatsApp has a piece of code that scans images and texts before sending. After that, they are "encrypted".
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by nicce 3mo ago
Rolling auth by yourself is very messy. Storing tokens correctly, rotating and using correct tokens, with correct parameters and so on. Endless footguns.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> A lot of these US vendors have data centers in the EU operating under EU law via legal entities in the EU. Didn’t even Microsoft say that they can’t guarantee that they can follow these laws? Because the US laws take over. So, legal en
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by nicce 3mo ago
> It's completely the opposite stance to (a) the actions being taken by chinese companies and (b) the public stance taken by their govt https://english.www.gov.cn/news/202601/08/content_WS695f1b55 ...
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by nicce 3mo ago
> A desktop computer does not source POE power. Well, mine does. Look for PCIe, PoE+/PSE cards.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Yes, POE with helps that. You don't need to plug in the power cable. Commenting "This reeks of LLM-generated content." is not helpful in general.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> Also, I rather like the idea that blogging can simply be stating the obvious I thought about this before posting my reply, that should I. But if you really spent time for researching this blog, you would know that your conclusion is no
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by nicce 3mo ago
> the only problem you need 8 DRAM controllers. Which is a huge problem? Even using 2x memory controllers in typical consumer motherboard can make system very unstable.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> I'm pretty convinced that touchscreens today are primarily a cost-saving measure, and every other justification is secondary. I hope I can convince you, too! I thought this is a pretty well-known thing already? For almost decade.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Very difficult to beat if you don't process or store private information that should not be given to the US company.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Often it is the same thing. If you look up the history of furriness in this context.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> I have my code styling rules in my CLAUDE.md already anyway Well... that is quite different than just saying "refactor the codebase".
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by nicce 3mo ago
There is even a saying that furries run the internet.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Seems like the contribution graph is on the highest for long time: https://github.com/facebook/lexical/graphs/contributors?from... But Claude is playing part of it.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> i dont think there is any software on the planet that i would consider "truly life changing", so i find it a bit weird to hold ai up to that standard. Maybe a bait or not, but quite important for planes, for example. Or just
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by nicce 3mo ago
I think that is a bit stretch. Let's see e.g. Wikipedia: > End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is a method of implementing a secure communication system where only the sender and intended recipient can read the messages It is only about th
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by nicce 3mo ago
I think the issue is not the "solving", rather that people have different opinions and they want different things, and there isn't common agreement what is needed or how. Most editors work just fine for the basic needs. But w
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by nicce 3mo ago
I would be curios that what are the cons/pros for selecting this over Facebook's Lexical ( https://github.com/facebook/lexical )
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by nicce 3mo ago
That is one thing that makes me at least afraid of being too dependent of the uv in Python.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Their primary purpose is usually encrypt the connection between different endpoints… by creating virtual private networks…
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by nicce 3mo ago
Hmm, the subcommand is in the official cryptsetup repository and the description matches? https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/-/blob/main/man/cry...
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by nicce 3mo ago
> have it work, and get on with my day. And usability continues for being security’s number one enemy...
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by nicce 3mo ago
Anyone with physical access. I think it is understandable from the phrase. There is a common misconception about how lock-screens in general work - they usually just prevents using the current hardware and software as it is to access the cu
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by nicce 3mo ago
> I see. I looked at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.faircode.em ... and saw nothing. I can see? FairCode B.V. marcel+play@faircode.eu <redacted> Anyway, ads are just a sidechannel for pur
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by nicce 3mo ago
> This is a boring stack. I think the boring stack would skip the need for most of these. That is 5 different tools to write TypeScript in order to get some HTML, CSS and JavaScript for things that are not covered by modern web standard
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by nicce 3mo ago
> without having to rely on a bunch of external dependencies. Which in our highly regulated business would require security policies for each dependency explaining the risks, why we accept them and how we mitigate them. How about the dep
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by nicce 3mo ago
I think web development does not need that many layers. Usually there is a clear purpose for each layer. I think most problems in web are self-created.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> Oh yeah, this is gonna end well. Hope so. It also would put hardware prices down.

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