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by no_time 4y ago
Reading about the Google account lockout nightmares here, I would say getting a human on the other end on first try is remarkable.
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by no_time 4y ago
>a team may deem the initial performance impact of JS-dependence a worthy compromise for benefits they get in other areas, such as personalized content, server costs and simplicity, and even performance in long-lived sessions notice how
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by no_time 4y ago
>This is the problem when a non-technical generation makes the rules and regs. If this is the doing of the "luddites" then I'm dreading the dawn of tech sawwy rulers.
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by no_time 4y ago
Is this how we ended up with electron for desktop applications and Java for backend?
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by no_time 4y ago
Moleman 2 - Demoscene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRkZcTg1JWU Moleman 4 - Longplay (A videogame documentary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV0ZqBFf9ak Both are expertly crafted and fun documentaries
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by no_time 4y ago
Secret service agents mostly I presume.
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by no_time 4y ago
Not at all. My only problem is that I can never be 100% sure my emails are going through. Shame that some large servers don't send bounce notifications (khm, outlook)
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by no_time 4y ago
The first thing that comes to mind when hearing "spreadsheet gaming" is the 4X genre. You could probably create a pretty feature complete 4x game this way.
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by no_time 4y ago
MIAB user here. I pay ~$4 for a small VPS hosted here in Hungary. The company did a pretty good job of keeping it's IP range clean apparently. I only had to request whitelisting from 2 spamlists. One being Outlook's. I filled out
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by no_time 4y ago
Just did a test with my own mailserver hosted on a small-ish local vps. Outlook: OK (had to bother with this one when I started out) Google: OK iCloud: OK I have a pristine track record and not a single byte of outgoing spam so I cannot att
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by no_time 4y ago
Well put. This is what you get when all the major players in the IT space are based in the US/W EU. All I can say is let's hope other countries like Russia step up their game so not every major internet entity is beholden to peopl
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by no_time 4y ago
>3. What data do you collect about me? We may collect information from you during your use of the Services, including your name, username, password, e-mail address, postal address, phone number, mobile phone number, payment information,
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by no_time 4y ago
Could work if you are OK with hundreds of engineers seeing your key during the verification/manufacturing process.
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by no_time 4y ago
You call it piracy I call it the freedom to run arbitrary code.
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by no_time 4y ago
>The mainboard reverts to fTPM if the hardware TPM is removed. It doesn’t have a way to disable the TPM. Can anyone verify this? Sounds fucked up.
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by no_time 4y ago
I am aware that they are susepctible to nation state level data collection, just like every site on the internet. I conduct all my non e2e encrypted communications/interactions with this in mind. I just want to avoid my data being mone
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by no_time 4y ago
You aren't supposed to. Even if you assume they lie in every sentence about their data collection, with their current setup it would be much harder for them to build a valuable shadow profile about you. They haven't been caught ru
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by no_time 4y ago
Still hoping for a tegra X1 level of fuckup in the bootrom. Or a tegra X1 level of vulnerability to fault injection. Not too eager to strap a piece of surveillance capitalism to my face without one of those.
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by no_time 4y ago
With all due respect, probably you just have to look harder. I managed to track down a clean scene release of an 18 year old PC game[0] just a few hours ago with the help of Yandex and the offline translator plugin for Firefox. [0]: https:
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by no_time 4y ago
The availability of content is still superior to paid offerings. The problem is discoverability. 10+ years ago you could get a well seeded torrent anything by googling "anything+torrent". Nowadays you can still get anything but yo
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by no_time 4y ago
>including definitely copyrighted works that you shouldn't be allowed to You know what a VR world with infinite potential needs more than anything? That's right, artificial scarcity.
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by no_time 4y ago
>found a central bank Any udemy courses for this one?
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by no_time 4y ago
I'm suprised they haven't dropped the offline versions of Office alltogether.
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by no_time 4y ago
Winner's prize is a lifetime place on the federal cybersecurity watchlist I assume.
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by no_time 4y ago
Staggering difference between Spidermonkey and JSCore. I hope the situation isn't as dire on linux :/
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by no_time 4y ago
https://wccftech.com/intel-foxville-i225-v-2-5gbe-networking... Hosting specific things (minecraft and smb in my case) has a chance of crashing it so hard only a power cycle fixes it. It's hard to reproduce with smb bu
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by no_time 4y ago
I have a phone with a pop-up front facing camera and it's great. Sad to see it going away in favor of in-display cameras and notches.
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by no_time 4y ago
>I wouldn’t recommend using USB. I've heard this from networking wizards all the time during my internship but nobody actually explained whats wrong with usb to ethernet NICs As the unfortunate owner of an intel NIC, USB ones where
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by no_time 4y ago
lol If I had USA money I'd go for it for 40k. I've read once about the hardware tricks DRM dongles use in the silicon itself. Doesn't sound like a 40 job :^)
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by no_time 4y ago
>Am I wrong about the effectiveness of this? Partially. For online attestation you'd be missing the most important part. The vendor signed keypair that is insanely hard to extract from the device.

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