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by nunobrito 7mo ago
In Germany a few months prior saw CCC publishing a method for destabilizing energy grids using radio waves a cheap hardware: https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-blinkencity-radio-controlling-st... and presented an attack vecto
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Fortunately people have gotten more immune to that kind of tactic nowadays.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
That is assuming the eCall system is used at all. I stated that the microphone and network access installed on modern car for emergency situations can and will be used 24/7 when deemed "necessary" for your "security&quot
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Color code is the other way around. Red should meant manual human review without automated tools nor AI. Green for proper AI review and tests verifying the expected input/outputs.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Kindly read point number 2 slowly. There are two definitions: a) Personal Data and b) Emergency Situations What is an emergency situation and how can a car determine it is one? These are "smart" cars which aren't nowadays sma
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Cars nowadays are packed with microphones and permanently connected to the internet on daily basis so that drivers can have remote assistance when the car breaks once every 5 years or so.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
TikTok replied recently it wouldn't encrypt its messages either, citing user security as reason.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
In Portugal we were early adopters for digital signatures on citizen cards. You use the card reader, insert your gov-issued identification and can sign PDF papers which have legal validity since the private key from the citizen card was use
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
lip2p is not really usable as you'll see a bit further. The overhead is huge and phones will quickly be drained out of battery from trying to use it. Maybe with PI zero always connected to the power this isn't an issue. You are we
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Now there is an additional reason for that. Public money, public code.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
If that is case, then it would have been wrong from the beginning for any government to keep hold of the private keys for the signature on my citizen card. Because in that case they can sign documents on my behalf without my permission. In
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
"The world's first agentic reverse engineer" FYI, likely not the first: https://github.com/bethington/ghidra-mcp Good project, please remove the need for inputing the API key for claude when possible to
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
The doesn't spy on me is indeed a strong argument, considering we can't even properly trust linux distributions nowadays.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Exactly as necessary as Kotlin itself.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Is there a demo somewhere?
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Can't complain. Primal works great for browsers and Amethyst is my choice on mobile. Other than that it is really great to build apps on top of NOSTR relays. My personal goal is to turn each user phone on a relay so we can walk with ou
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Is spam a thing on webmention? Have the impression it is easy for spammers to generate webmentions to get attention.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
That is being done today at https://geogram.radio Each device (cellphone/laptop) is a server. They connect to preferred server stations that are used for discovering other peers. There are things like common chat rooms on t
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
That is a very good concept, enjoyed reading it. On the original concept is restricted to share outside the participating people but could be relevant that people add more people that are interested in a topic. Email is a good transport lay
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
That is what I like about NOSTR. Your keys == Your account It is about time to stop having identities tied to companies.
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by nunobrito 7mo ago
Still a great game that doesn't get boring. Every year or so I'll play it again for a few months in a row.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Please stop. Companies change ownership, contracts with customers don't. I seriouly hope you commented out of naivety rather than malice to fool others here.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
This paper is assuming people are inherently good. Similar to socialism, failed to take into accont people are also selfish, will lie or divert community goals towards their own personal benefit over others. Also ignores/discards compe
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Very different. Oh so different. That argument worked suprisingly well with boomers. Those with access to the internet in the last 20 years will find absolutely zero difference when a company changes ownership on the surface while retaining
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Now provide a reliable link for that claim.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Yes. You are arguing for absolute privacy, I am arguing for _more_ privacy than adopting well-known spyware devices. There is a difference.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Yes, they are. Since decades now. DYOR.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
There are other Android distributions without suspicious funding sources that don't force you into google-owned hardware, nor give you as second option to jump directly into NSA hardware suppliers.
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
At the moment this model: https://www.hotwav.com/products/hotwav-hyper-8-ultra-rugged-... with a modified Android based on LineageOS. Connects to the world using GSM and radio using satellites throught https:/&#x
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by nunobrito 8mo ago
Go ahead and trust them. I won't.

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