nickburns

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by nickburns 8mo ago
Disable HTML in fact. Those are my favorite kind of spams.
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by nickburns 8mo ago
There are tools that will parse and do the needful with a 'mixed' (i.e., containing both domains and IP addresses/CIDR blocks) feed.
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by nickburns 8mo ago
To where?
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Akron Officer Fires 15 Rounds on Man Outside a Bar After Gun Reports [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nickburns 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nickburns 1y ago
I found the page quite clean (with cloudflareinsights.com, googlesyndication.com, and googletagmanager.com blocked of course).
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by nickburns 1y ago
A more measured take: https://www.osnews.com/story/142553/rumour-google-intends-to...
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by nickburns 1y ago
*está (ALT + 130) :)
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by nickburns 2y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43594850
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by nickburns 2y ago
One person's 'desire' for what now?
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by nickburns 2y ago
And that's—a problem somehow shared by someone who doesn't want to be advertised to?
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Cluster of Massachusetts nurses reportedly diagnosed with brain tumors(bostonherald.com)
2 points by nickburns 2y ago|0 comments
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by nickburns 2y ago
This dunderhead was also tapped by CBS to weigh in on the Hunter Biden kerfuffle: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hunter-biden-laptop-data-analys...
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pfSense Community Edition 2.8 Beta(netgate.com)
1 points by nickburns 2y ago|0 comments
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Microplastics Could Be Fueling Antibiotic Resistance(bu.edu)
4 points by nickburns 2y ago|1 comments
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by nickburns 2y ago
Yes. And one that's also an adversary of another adversary and therefore, as some have observed, a friend in this limited context, too.
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by nickburns 2y ago
Just saw that after following the link to Alec Muffett's blog and attempting to post it instead. Thanks, and sorry, y'all!
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UK quietly scrubs encryption advice from government websites(techcrunch.com)
120 points by nickburns 2y ago|2 comments
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by nickburns 2y ago
> Finally, the Ceremony Administrator can sign the KSR with the private key-signing key. He enters “Y” on a command prompt, and the dramatic portion of the ceremony is complete. Nerds, man. I love it. Title should contain a &quot
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by nickburns 2y ago
You've sidestepped my point and merely reiterated yours. Both DoH and DoT achieve actual concealment (and therefore privacy and censorship avoidance) through encryption. That one is more obscure than the other doesn't change the
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by nickburns 2y ago
Security through obscurity is not the same as actual concealment. That DoH is specced to operate over port TCP/443 makes it no more or less efficacious than DoT over TCP/853 with regard to avoiding censorship. I.e., they're b
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by nickburns 2y ago
Continued back-and-forth on Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1910322#c63
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by nickburns 2y ago
You're conflating DigiCert's argument against issuance of the TRO, with the irreparable harm the complaintant (Alegeus) is alleging will occur if the TRO is not granted.
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by nickburns 2y ago
Exactly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%E2%80%93FBI_encryption_d...
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by nickburns 2y ago
No. That's a civil discovery matter.
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by nickburns 2y ago
Ephemeral messaging is not a crime.
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by nickburns 2y ago
> its reasonable to assume they would do the same in the US (disable the feature if USG asked for a backdoor or attempted to compel them to decrypt) I think it's more likely that Apple would challenge it in US courts and prevail. Ce
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by nickburns 2y ago
Nobody has suggested that anyone, Feds included, has the present technical capability to break any of the security levels that are in widescale E2EE usage today.
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by nickburns 2y ago
Which ChatGPT likely "always does" because the vast majoity of style manuals prescribe closed usage[1][2][3], and that's therefore how it mostly appears in human-generated text. It's definitely how I learned to use it lo
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by nickburns 2y ago
If this is real, why wouldn't it be celebrated by every American? I didn't vote for Trump. But I absolutely welcome this kind of reform if true.
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by nickburns 2y ago
This case is likely to get fast-tracked to the SCOTUS.

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