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by nickzana 1mo ago
I believe this is a vulnerability that occurs when copying data from dom0, which is a more common task. Generally the Qubes model recommends copying data from more trusted VMs to less trusted VMs, and dom0 still runs some system-wide proc
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Devin for Terminal(devin.ai)
6 points by nickzana 5mo ago|0 comments
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by nickzana 8mo ago
I haven't tried OpenClaw, but I gave Claude Code an account on my Forgejo instance. I found issues and PRs to be a very good level of abstraction for interfacing with the new agent teams feature, as well as bringing the "anytime,
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Google Cloud's Approach to Change(cloud.google.com)
2 points by nickzana 1y ago|0 comments
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by nickzana 4y ago
Passkeys do have a (partial) solution to this problem: multi-device credentials. See the videos at the bottom of [1]. Say you install an app/visit a website on your phone and register an account with a passkey. My current understanding
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by nickzana 4y ago
That's essentially what passkeys are: a consumer-friendly name for on-device FIDO keys you can use over webauthn, along with (in the apple/google/Microsoft case) a mechanism for syncing/backup/recovery provided by y
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by nickzana 4y ago
Nebula has also recently started selling skillshare/masterclass-esque classes in addition to the main video platform product. Many (maybe all???) are taught by existing Nebula creators. The classes are advertised on the Nebula homepage
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by nickzana 4y ago
Isn't it better to leave them exposed and make it easier for security researchers who genuinely want to test the chip? Someone interested in and capable of developing and using/selling an exploit won't be deterred by needing
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by nickzana 4y ago
Google Pixels generally have the best support for alternate OSes, especially from a security POV. See CalyxOS and GrapheneOS, which primarily/only support Pixels thanks to their ability to re-lock the bootloader. I doubt third party An