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by odo1242 11mo ago
VLC has fallen slightly victim to the “developer team tries to rebuild the entire product from scratch and still isn’t done with the rebuild but has stopped maintaining the original for like three years” issue that some software seems to ha
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by odo1242 11mo ago
ADP means that you own the encryption key to the data and Apple can’t access it, so Apple being able to turn ADP off by itself would invalidate the whole point of the system.
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by odo1242 1y ago
6 years ago, yes.
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by odo1242 1y ago
To be fair, the tooling existed before Minecraft and they published obfuscation maps that map the obfuscated names to the non obfuscated ones.
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by odo1242 1y ago
You can run Libreoffice on Nextcloud with online editing, such that two people can open a file and edit it at the same time.
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by odo1242 1y ago
Not yet - it was just introduced and there isn’t even a full spec yet
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by odo1242 1y ago
Yes
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by odo1242 1y ago
It would work in a situation involving Supreme Court-packing, and that’s about it
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by odo1242 1y ago
Yeah, it’s not a great system due to the fact that perceptual hashes can and have been tricked in the past. It is better than machine learning though because you can make any image trigger an ML model without necessarily looking like a bad
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by odo1242 1y ago
The actual system is that they used a relatively complex zero-knowledge set-matching algorithm to calculate whether an image was a match without downloading or storing the set of hashes locally. That said, I think this is mostly immaterial
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by odo1242 1y ago
Among many many issues: Apple used neural networks to compare images, which made the system very exploitable. You could send someone an image where you invisibly altered the image to trip the filter, but the image itself looked unchanged. A
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by odo1242 1y ago
As he said, very heterogeneous company.
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by odo1242 1y ago
Yes, any non E2EE cloud storage system has strict scanning for CSAM. And it's based on perceptual hashes, not AI (because AI systems can be tricked with normal-looking adversarial images pretty easily)
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by odo1242 1y ago
Why is the DKMS module so much faster than the original one? Just wondering lol
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by odo1242 1y ago
No, it was a conflict between Kent Overstreet and Linus Torvalds over Kent Overstreet constantly submitting patches too late in the merge window.
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by odo1242 1y ago
He wrote the very first version of HTTP, the very first version of HTML, and the very first web browser, and gave them away for free (public domain)
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by odo1242 1y ago
What would be your ideal solution to the described problem? (Clicking on UI elements selecting text instead of processing the click)
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by odo1242 1y ago
Also, Antifa is the name of a political ideology, not any particular organization.
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by odo1242 1y ago
They also seem to have added the ability to use external displays on the login screen while FileVault is enabled, which is pretty useful.
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by odo1242 1y ago
The argument is not in favor of illegal immigration, it’s in favor of allowing people to go before a judge before they are deported. Because otherwise you can take literally anyone off the street and deport them to a gulag in El Salvador, a
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by odo1242 1y ago
When compared to guns (everything is relative), it's really hard to kill people with a knife and easier to defend against.
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by odo1242 1y ago
Dynamic Island is Apple’s version of the notch. Instead of being attached to the top of the screen, it’s a pill-shaped cutout (actually, two pill-shaped cutouts) and a bunch of software to make those two pill-shaped cutouts act like one cut
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by odo1242 1y ago
Android only ever had a chance because it is one ecosystem. Developers aren't going to develop for five slightly-different ecosystems in a trench coat.
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by odo1242 1y ago
What’s it referencing? I don’t get the reference lol
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by odo1242 1y ago
Zen browser now has all the features of Arc (including folders, which they just added) if you’re willing to use a Firefox fork
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by odo1242 1y ago
Personally I liked the UI (and now use Zen browser, the UI is very much a matter of taste though), but left as the browser itself kept getting worse
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by odo1242 1y ago
Google Play Services effectively has superuser access to Android devices - it can uninstall or update Android apps, access app data, change system settings, etc. (The only way around this is to sandbox Google Play Services like GrapheneOS d
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by odo1242 1y ago
The bank would be responsible for getting the user their money back under US law, actually - even if it was the user’s fault due to bad security
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by odo1242 1y ago
It likely won't be safe - they're probably going to enforce it through a Google Play Services update rather than an Android update, which means all previous Android OS versions after 5.0 (Lollipop, released in 2014) will be hit wi
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by odo1242 1y ago
Well, which is exactly why we should do this

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