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by no_time 5y ago
>Although copying Lua syntax and semantics with minor changes is a goal of Nelua, not all Lua features are implemented yet. Most of the dynamic parts, such as tables (...) Ah I guessed so. The concept of lua tables probably doesn't
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by no_time 5y ago
>I suspect in 20 years, walking down the street without a digital radio in your pocket will arouse suspicion though. Reading things like this makes me think of climate change messing up infrastructure and space junk making it impossible
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by no_time 5y ago
I wonder if there is a correlation between having an internal monologue and higher levels of social inhibition.
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by no_time 5y ago
On the other hand it prevents companies from using BS like vmprotect.
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by no_time 5y ago
The only part of this article that aged badly is him using ubuntu touch.
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by no_time 5y ago
Does this have a version of the Escalation mod? Ever since I got into that I don't think I can go back to the regular thing. Breaking a 2 hour long stalemate with a Victory and massive support fleet will never get old. That being said
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by no_time 5y ago
I was wondering about this too. Then I realized that the interpreted nature and user friendliness doesn't map to a low power mcu. You either settle on a hardware that's basically an embedded linux that's way overpowered and r
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by no_time 5y ago
If you are using tor, this is probably the last thing you want as solving one of these is a bulletproof way to fingerprint you. Even if you take it into account that manufacturers promise to reuse the same root key for thousands of devices,
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by no_time 5y ago
Hah I tried making an estimator like this using a multiple linear regression model in a weekend. I RE'd the android app of a local car listing portal and wrote a scraper. The problem was that there were way too many variables not annot
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by no_time 5y ago
Looks pretty nice apart from the font rendering, which is terrible. It looks half decent with the default color scheme but when you switch to the dark mode it really shows. I'm using a regular 1920x1080 27" display for reference E
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by no_time 5y ago
If that makes you feel better, I advocate for both.
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by no_time 5y ago
It would allow me to fake any measured boot attestation. Right now this infrastructure is only provided to companies looking to secure their network[0] but if you look at Android's SafetyNet and the trends in IT, companies may force yo
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by no_time 5y ago
Good. I hope this allows me to extract the fTPM keys from the hardware I own.
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by no_time 5y ago
If only there was a http header I could toggle to show websites I do not wish to be tracked...
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by no_time 5y ago
To me it seems like GNOME apps/gtk have positioned themselves as the "GUI for the masses" as they follow all the terrible trends from others like massive padding,low content density, phone like controls. But that also means c
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by no_time 5y ago
Atleast logos are an exception https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Circle/-/issues/50
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by no_time 5y ago
The ultimate litmus test for any GUI is to ask a relative with average computer skills to perform basic tasks in your program. If he/she asks questions like "why the fuck is the Confirm button up with on the window handle?" O
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by no_time 5y ago
That's why real time networking and perfect privacy are inherently incompatible. There was a proof of concept tor like network posted here that did away with the real time aspect and wasted quite a lot of bandwidth to conceal your true
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by no_time 5y ago
>You don't like ecosystem/smartphone provider - you don't use it This just doesn't work like this in our day and age. We are one ecosystem (android) away from complete domination of this scanning technology. You could
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by no_time 5y ago
You could go back even further if you wanted. Possibly to the first handwritten letter delivered by a third party. That's where all the potential for censorship and tampering started. Truth is even if our tools evolve, our chains evolv
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by no_time 5y ago
I'm asking for a specific proposal. I'm interested in reading it. Searching for "EU legislation unauthorized software" yields no results.
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by no_time 5y ago
Apple, like all companies is a Money company.
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by no_time 5y ago
>what alternative solutions exist, stop trading freedom for security.
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by no_time 5y ago
>EU legislation is underway to ensure that it stays this way. which one?
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by no_time 5y ago
>Which'd be fine if we had one global government with world wide jurisdiction. I wholeheartedly disagree. A world wide goverment would be catastrophic for whistleblowing. Atleast as a whistleblower you can live somewhat safely in a
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by no_time 5y ago
Thank you for your work :D Sometimes a bad solution is better than no solution at all.
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by no_time 5y ago
I'm aware of that. However there are obfuscation software e.g shadowsocks that wraps wireguard or any other connection.
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by no_time 5y ago
Yep, by far that was the biggest PiA because I was hosting a lot of things at home.
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by no_time 5y ago
I like to visualize networks as a series of tubes in my head. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something but I'm imagining a kernel driver that acts as a separate network interface proxying to localhost as a klein bottle[0] esque object
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by no_time 5y ago
In theory, if the tls connection wasn't tampered with, i.e the cert issuer is a party you trust, it shouldn't be a problem apart from the dns query.

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