nobodyorother

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by nobodyorother 9y ago
My kingdom for Tab Groups! https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-groups-pa...
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I just use double-ROT-13 as my TPM, that way I can invoke the DMCA too!
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
> The end state will be the fully autonomous module with no capability for the driver to exercise command. You will call for it, it will arrive at your location, you'll get in, input your destination and go to the freeway. Except it
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
But they aren't, not even in Delaware. That's a common misconception that greedy folks love to spread.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
What is Apple's effective tax-rate, world-wide (for, e.g., 2016)? I've not seen this spelled out anywhere, yet.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Found the bug! Seems like the new behavior is non-compromisable, but keszybz and pottering both put forward potential solutions that leave everybody happy(?), but that haven't been acted on since July. So, there was some compromise b
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I hope it's Google's bug bounty program that's paying off.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Essentially: https://xkcd.com/1172/ It's great that they're making systemd, but if it doesn't work for you, it won't. (Rephrasing a Github bug I read a while back) systemd seems set on replacing th
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Incinerate, rupture, enervate, deconstitute, liquefy, melt, vaporize, expurgate (maybe), evanesce, squidify, particulate (particulize?), atomize, gluonification, skeletonize, exsanguinate, devertibraification, and maybe even defenestrate. T
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
The ":" implies bidirectionality (or at least, non-directionality), you could clarify it in the graph by replacing ":" with "dislikes" or "->".
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
As of last weekend, NYT-over-onion serves ads like their other entry points do.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
%6EY YcfI Yu0` *lAS B4k< GonA 9ZZ+ 02(#
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Could you thank the folks involved in this? The TOS is great news.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Nope, I got promoted to Wall St., 5th floor! Just leave it unattended in the Blue Room, by the donuts, and I'll pick it up in a few.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
You don't need anything that isn't already publicly available: see every security bug reported on the mailing list, and reliable hop tracing via coordinated parties recording traffic (Tor's version of Bitcoin's 51% probl
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
That's a clever question and the answer has a few parts, mostly due to the slipperiness of "trust" as a concept: I wasn't specific enough in my description of my own threat model (which makes sense, as my aim wasn't
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I was asking because I'm currently nowhere near a system that I'd trust for this purpose. I'll be near one later and, if you're interested, I'll update the question with my findings.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Not all entry points do the most paranoid thing, and not options are even available on all entry points. The Tor Browser Bundle (desktop) has different defaults than Orfox (phone), and I think both will connect to non-onion URLs when connec
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Nuke-practice is why I only use tar these days.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Does the onion service still serve the same advertisements their website and mobile app do? If so, they're leaving their users-who-want-to-stay-relatively-anonymous open to attack via the advertisement vector. Members of that group wo
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Hey, that sounds like the sort of thing an indoctrinated othersider would say...
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Arbitration clauses?
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I actually like Magnify a lot better: focus on the things that matter.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
The obvious solution is not having an ambient light sensor API, or a much more granular one, like the battery API should've been.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
What does 70 calories of chocolate weigh, and what's chocolate's LD50? ...What's the maximum number of heart-healthy flavanol doses?
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Is this an inevitable consequence of our society, or is there a way to actually do marketing ethically? What negative feedback loops actually apply strongly and over the long term to this behavior and creating these sorts of systems? This
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
The next obvious question is "whose signature is worth more than €5k a month (until the Smartcard is updated and the old sig is revoked)?"
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
Imagine what a wonderful world it would be if someone took lawyers to task for every absurdity!
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
It's provided on the shirt itself (self-evident), so it should be fine to distribute copies of the shirt.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
So they're basically admitting that their antivirus tools aren't secure enough to handle a basic code review? Yup, totally makes me want to buy copies. "No, guys, security by obscurity totally works in this one case! Because

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