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781.
by noja 7y ago
Can they remove all the spyware while they're at it too?
782.
by noja 7y ago
It's a balance. Do you want your plaintext DNS request sent to starbucks or your local unsecured public wifi, or do you want it sent encrypted to your DoH server of choice?
783.
by noja 7y ago
tl;dr it's because they are below sea-level
784.
by noja 7y ago
It's built-in, rather than an add-on?
785.
by noja 7y ago
Please make something that checks form! You will corner the home trainer market!
786.
by noja 7y ago
You may be right, but this will always be the case with electronic voting. A normal child could understand and verify the chain of a non-electronic vote. A very technical adult could not do the same for an electronic vote.
787.
by noja 7y ago
> I can't compare multiple modes of transportation on the same map. E.g. driving vs. walking vs. transit. I do this all the time. I click between car, public transport, and walking to see the difference in travel time.
788.
by noja 7y ago
Will this also check my form?
789.
by noja 7y ago
> I wouldn't trust the US govt with my personal secrets > I would trust them to protect the trade secrets of a business Would you trust a US business to protect your personal secrets more than the US government? Why?
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by noja 7y ago
It wasn't a software problem.
791.
by noja 7y ago
> Nobody owns There's the problem. The name exists, so somebody owns it. Who has more right to it? The countries with a big river with that name running through it, or the ecommerce startup from really not that long ago?
792.
by noja 7y ago
Why?
793.
by noja 7y ago
I can't mentally parse the results anywhere near as fast as I used to be able to. It's horrible.
794.
by noja 7y ago
Beauty sure has a low standard these days.
795.
by noja 7y ago
Why is concatenating two 128 bit hashes (each with a different algorithm) not stronger than a single-algorithm 256 bit hash?
796.
by noja 7y ago
So should we do that, as well as keep finding new algorithms?
797.
by noja 7y ago
Is a collision impossible with two hashes, each using a different algorithm?
798.
by noja 7y ago
Exactly. The benefit of a "stack" involving a simple piece of metal that makes a connection cannot be underestimated. An offline capable home automation system (including voice recognition) that can be managed by a non-technical p
799.
by noja 7y ago
NetGuard is great, but it uses battery about 20% faster with it on (mainly because the cpu cannot enter sleep states long enough iirc)
800.
by noja 7y ago
> but at this point, it's a marketing decision not an inherent property of electronics. It's an inherent property of many things that increased complexity tends to mean increased failure rate (or earlier failure).
801.
by noja 7y ago
They have identified TikTok as a threat, and so they have removed that threat.
802.
by noja 7y ago
So because it adds a layer of security rather than 100% watertight perfection, it is bad?
803.
by noja 7y ago
Hyper bureaucracy? It's a whitelist for trusted apps on a government device.
804.
by noja 7y ago
A hedge fund pays off one of the BoE's providers and it's the BoE's fault because.. what?
805.
by noja 7y ago
Did it work for a conversation, rather than a question and answer?
806.
by noja 7y ago
Ah, the argument of efficiency. Nowhere does it say that the most efficient method beats the constitution.
807.
by noja 7y ago
> This is either a reason you love Signal (raises hand) or can't stand Signal. Eh? Why either or? (and why are there people who can't stand it?)
808.
by noja 7y ago
for the gradient mode.
809.
by noja 7y ago
> it needs a gradient mode add !g somewhere in your ddg query to search google
810.
by noja 7y ago
Well so are you. None of you exists from ten years ago. Are you still you?

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