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by no_time 3y ago
>I still expect the big wake up call is going to be in a couple years when Steam enables attestation in their Linux product and VAC begins requiring it, but at least the ripples of LXC’s approach are being seen at all. I have a feeling t
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by no_time 3y ago
>(…)the need for functional and security certification, and the lack of identifying passkey provider attestation (which would allow RPs to block you, and something that I have previously rallied against but rethinking as of late because
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by no_time 3y ago
> As a user, I cannot recommend iPhone to my older relatives if there is a way to run arbitrary code beyond Safari’s JS sandbox. Simple as that. This is a false dichotomy made in bad faith. You can have open computers and security for th
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by no_time 3y ago
Yes, the tyranny of... forcing Apple to open up its walled garden. I am cheering for that and more. Mandate open bootloaders. Mandate user installed EK (Endorsement Key) on all TCB enabled devices.
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by no_time 3y ago
PWAs are the Beyond Meat burgers of personal computing. An obviously inferior, crude mockery of the real thing.
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by no_time 3y ago
Are you also in favor of passing a law that prohibits selling knives because they might cut their owner?
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by no_time 3y ago
I wouldn't call it anti-competitive. Treacherous is a more apt description. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html
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by no_time 3y ago
>In that case it shouldn't matter if you host on local network, no? You can't. Thats what I'm saying. The only option is microsoft's matchmaking server.
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by no_time 3y ago
Absolute shame they removed LAN play from this edition of the game...
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by no_time 3y ago
The PSP existed in the short timeframe where all the alternative handheld devices were vastly inferior in terms of specs and cost to perf ratio. The choice between an expensive WinCE PDA that barely had hardware 3D vs the beast that is a ha
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by no_time 3y ago
My plan is to get a government clearance. The work that requires it is harder to outsource to anything. The pay and the work itself is probably worse. But I’m just a sysadmin… Running dnf update and shooting the shit with the people around
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by no_time 3y ago
Mixed feelings about this. I do not wish for it to be shut down again, but I hope people realize that every popcorn time user is one less qbitorrent user that accidentally leaves their client open in the background. I have a theory that mos
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by no_time 3y ago
So is this basically hacking in multiseat support for an OS that doesn't have it? Fascinating stuff.
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by no_time 3y ago
Calling it a "HTML renderer" is a bit of a strech. Atleast in GTK3 it just streams pixel data into a canvas element, effectively being the same as VNC with a web viewer. https://imgur.com/a/2EDZ2Ti
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by no_time 3y ago
The last time I tried Flutter it was hilariously bad. The "Flutter Gallery" sample was blasting my GPU to render at max framerate without even moving the cursor. Now with Spotube it appears it has gotten better. But I can still se
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by no_time 3y ago
New exciting web fingerprinting vector dropped. As if we didn’t have a enough already.
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by no_time 3y ago
Thanks for the answer. I wish you the best of luck developing Rizin.
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by no_time 3y ago
How is the schism from radare2 going? Is Rizin a superset of r2 features or are there things that r2 has gained since the fork and thus missing?
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by no_time 3y ago
Absolute steal for $100. I hope some EU distributor for have it near this price.
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by no_time 3y ago
>(…) if you want to build. better internet and world, start with your employees and treat them with respect Ironic coming from someone who works for a 3 letter front company operating the largest (known) MiTM attack in the history of the
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by no_time 3y ago
Kinda blows that It's shipped as gigantic compressed zip file. I happen to have the space for it but not double so I can actually use it. Shipping 10GB standalone chunks or just totally uncompressed would have been so much easier. I&#x
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by no_time 3y ago
I wonder if merely paying with your credit card leaves a monetizable paper trail. Does anyone know if Mastercard gets any data relating to whats actually being purchased? Or does the store get a globally unique ID to associate with every pu
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by no_time 3y ago
>It’s not economical to support devices used by less than 1% of the user base. Linux only manages it because community members step up to support older architectures. And sometimes when no one steps up the architectures are removed. Agai
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by no_time 3y ago
This bug touches nothing hardware specific. In alternative timeline where mobile OSes arent fisher price parodies of proper operating systems, they could push the same image to all iphones and have a proper hardware abstraction layer take c
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by no_time 3y ago
> Heck, try to get them to use their legs. They use their legs for measuring too for some reason.
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by no_time 3y ago
Good idea. Mozilla gets a lot of rightful hate for their mishandling of FF and their political preaching, but I believe they are still capable of developing tech that is both privacy preserving and user friendly at the same time. I use the
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by no_time 3y ago
That's crazy. I wonder how many chips can they sell these years.
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by no_time 3y ago
the esp32 also has a mask ROM (which includes BASIC for some weird reason). Hence fully deblobbing it is a hopeless battle. https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/v4.3/esp32/ap...
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by no_time 3y ago
This is what I was looking for, thanks. Gonna give it a spin with friends.
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by no_time 3y ago
This anti-user stance combined with WEI would have been the end of the web as we know it. No doubt they will try again in 3 years.

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