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by no_time 1y ago
I find it reassuring that you can still get access to the data running on your own device, despite all the tens of thousands of engineering hours being poured into preventing just that.
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by no_time 1y ago
How do you even spoof your location on a modern phone OS? xposed module?
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by no_time 1y ago
I don't understand how RMS ties into this otherwise well articulated comment.
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by no_time 1y ago
Yes. 0% sarcasm. It is possibly the biggest MITM operation in the history of computing. An unbelievable intelligence asset.
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by no_time 1y ago
>Cloudflare’s ToS and contracts prevent them from doing nastiness Crypto AG's ToS also presumably said "we pinky promise not to backdoor our devices" when selling it to foreign governments, and look how they ended up. htt
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by no_time 1y ago
Extremely worrying precedent if true. I'm frankly surprised there aren't any documented cases of this happening to Tor,I2P,Wireguard etc developers.
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by no_time 1y ago
In the announcement thread here about Liquid Glass there was a guy predicting an avalanche of people implementing this effect badly everywhere they can. Well, here we go.
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by no_time 1y ago
Not really a utility per se, but I really really wish that echo {1..n} would run echo n number of times with the current index as the argument instead of expanding to a single string that gets printed. I know you can do a for loop as a one
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by no_time 1y ago
Would be a real shame if this also nuked your safetynet trust score if they realize too many people are using this escape hatch...
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by no_time 1y ago
I don't see where disinformation or Russians come in. It is well documented that some NGOs are pushing changes in internet legislation to benefit themselves and their donors financially. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by no_time 1y ago
>They also essentially have a performance limitation that you need a license to bypass. Can you elaborate?
42.
by no_time 1y ago
That "someone" doesn't understand how hardware backed platform attestation works. The wikipedia page does a pretty good job at explaining it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Computing
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by no_time 1y ago
Might be a better link: https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-app-andro...
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EU digital identity wallet will require Google Play Integrity attestation(chaos.social)
1 points by no_time 1y ago|1 comments
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by no_time 1y ago
>In various jurisdictions, a trademark that doesn't get defended makes it much more likely that you'll lose your trademark all together when trying to stop actual infringement. If the infringers can point at others and say &quo
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by no_time 1y ago
I have little respect for people petty enough to involve legalese against people doing something for free, just for the love of the game. I would let them do a takedown, just so they expend billable lawyer hours, only for me to do a search+
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by no_time 1y ago
Telling someone to fuck off for coming at a for fun OSS project with a trademark claim is completely reasonable.
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by no_time 1y ago
Reassuring to see none of them were intentionally killed and only Peter II passed due to an accident. Where I live its exceedingly rare to have an outdoor cat that lives past 10. And they are not even related to unpopular public figures...
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by no_time 1y ago
The spirit airlines video with the smoke alarm chirp is perfect though.
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by no_time 1y ago
The fact that the our financial system doesn’t provide a centralized control panel (through webbanking and such) to cancel any and manage all auto renewing subscriptions is still insane to me. I’m really struggling to explain this with an
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by no_time 1y ago
>Back then, the internet was a largely untamed frontier, a boundless expanse waiting to be discovered. You didn’t so much surf the web as explore it, encountering unknown territories and unexpected gems. This is the part that for me, hit
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by no_time 1y ago
They have many more tricks in the bag and a competitor would need to put in even more R&D to stay ahead of crackers.
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by no_time 1y ago
For now. Play Protect can attest the source of the application and any app can potentially use this to lock you out. https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...
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by no_time 1y ago
>Swift seems like a really nice language that's held back by it's association with Apple. >Seems to hit a sweet spot of a fast/compiled (compared to Javascript), memory safe (compared to C++), object orientated (compare
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by no_time 1y ago
>It's so subtle I've for a long time wondered if it's something most people experience and don't notice, or they assume is normal I wondered this myself too. One thing I do know is nobody was able to relate from frien
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by no_time 1y ago
heh welcome to the club I guess. I always knew it’s not only me, even though nobody knew what i was talking about when explaining these symptoms. Not quite tinnitus, much less drastic than anyone describing their diagnosed visual snow sympt
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by no_time 1y ago
But that isn’t tinnitus right? I noticed mine right around the same time and I call it the “aether noise”. To me, regular tinnitus (which I also had for a few days after concerts) could be matched and recreated with a tone generator, and is
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by no_time 1y ago
What are the advantages of doing this instead booting it through UART? Speed perhaps?
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by no_time 1y ago
Windows does have an API for this that is not tied to the DRM protected video path I think. My guess comes from the fact that KeepassXC turns black/totally transparent when viewed through a VNC server on windows. Edit: here it is http
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by no_time 1y ago
Awesome work. What is the business model for these astral tools? It’s a bit of a “waiting for the other shoe to drop” feeling after seeing the VC backing on the company page.

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