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by nolok 5mo ago
In France, basically every bank say (show in their app and everything) "if we call you and ask anything like code, confirmation, to do an action, anything, end the call and call us back, don't do anything on a call you didn't
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Security researcher says Microsoft built a Bitlocker backdoor, releases exploit(techspot.com)
594 points by nolok 5mo ago|263 comments
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by nolok 5mo ago
I don't disagree with you in general terms, but what % of total commits or code change came from you and the three others leaving? A long lived long tail is great, but it still often dies out when you cut the head
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by nolok 5mo ago
To be fair regarding taxes it should be that you get all exemptions by default and the other side telling/justifying you why you don't qualify, instead of you not getting the things you should because you're not sure how to i
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by nolok 5mo ago
Not parent, if you want to sell an old original video game you know has value, it's either the proper collector channel (slow, super involved, higher pay), the generic resale channels (fast, no effort, lowest amount possible) or ebay (
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by nolok 5mo ago
Exactly, that's the point : if it's true/right, we are now able to prove it with evidence. If it's not, suddently we don't see it anymore.
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by nolok 5mo ago
I mean, apparently they didn't legally but he did sign an executive order, and they do use war.gov ; so it's a de facto versus de jure situation.
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by nolok 5mo ago
Yeah, the idea is that we wanted to move focus from might make right to deterrance and international law. It's why the UN charter prohibits agressive war but allow self defense, and why the US renamed its departement of war to departme
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by nolok 5mo ago
No the interpretation is that the more we could prove it if real, the less we do Sailors saw mermaids all the time too, I don't think they're all hiding under a rock since we invented the camera
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by nolok 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure they renamed it the departement of war, for some reason
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by nolok 5mo ago
I mean, you're not paying for it, you've always been the product. They didn't alter the deal, you just stopped being as naive.
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by nolok 5mo ago
That's exactly what's happening, see the EU digital euro scheme. It's planned to be free of fees too, modeled around how SEPA was done for wires. There has been massive resistance by the incumbents of course, including banks
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by nolok 5mo ago
When it comes to industrial manufacturing, a think of lot of people are not realizing (by lack of education on the matter in general knowledge or schooling) the difference between levels of manufacturing, the precision required for some thi
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by nolok 6mo ago
And what is that worth, when they failed to properly protect their allies in a war they initiated against something that was obvious and expected ? The attack on Iran has been absolutely terrible for the US's image as an absolute milit
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by nolok 6mo ago
But even worse in this specific case is "we do it for Europe" seems to be the thing they keep repeating, but if they had bothered to ask or warn us we all would have told them to stay the hell away from it, don't touch it, do
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by nolok 6mo ago
It's a classic case of falling for your own BS. The world's rules were written by them, for them, and their allies notably european countries were willing to go along for the ride for all the side benefit of said safety and stabil
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by nolok 6mo ago
One, I feel like the "propping up Europe" is preposterous when europe is buying those things, not getting them for free, just like american weapon delivery to Ukraine have been paid by europe and not free for a long while now. Two
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Ray – OpenSubtitles upcoming auto translating/subtitling video player(rayplayer.com)
3 points by nolok 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nolok 6mo ago
I'm sure it happened in a meeting where the word SYNERGY was said a lot but it clearly doesn't work and it's not the first time Microsoft makes this blunder everything was .net then everything was live then everything was x
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by nolok 7mo ago
> The real competition is going to come from companies using the $599 Neo + Google Workgroups or whatever they're calling it - now Microsoft is cut out entirely. The companies doing that are cut in two groups. The one that don'
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by nolok 8mo ago
I agree, but I still think is overall point is correct: they need to do it now while it's still smoking hot
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by nolok 8mo ago
Which country ?
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by nolok 8mo ago
It's microsoft's AI though, not even the totally crazed evangelists like that one.
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by nolok 8mo ago
Parent's first paragraph will point you the right way
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by nolok 8mo ago
You either wait until you can do it all at once and never do anything, or you make progress step by step. As an european, I'm for all the european tech stack funding projects going on, but I'm also glad we move on these other issu
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by nolok 8mo ago
It's my experience that a major part of the "anti covid vax and measures" point of view depends on refusing to understand that people who get grave form of covid but don't die from it still saturated hospital causing sid
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by nolok 8mo ago
Your point being ? That we should not do anything unless we do everything with no exception (that's an absurd way to view things and not a counter argument whatsoever), or that those things should be done (which is probably true but do
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by nolok 8mo ago
It's true while also hiding a lot of the truth. It's a bug... That happened during development, and when they saw it decided to keep it and make it normal behavior. It's not like they released the game without noticing the co
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by nolok 8mo ago
It's essentially a military network (which is why other power sphere want their own) and a way to feed money into spacex
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by nolok 9mo ago
This is not the same thing at all, you're confusing fixed exchange rate with just giving back something you don't own.

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