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by ospray 3y ago
I don't understand how they think they can force EU citizens to use only approved browsers. What's to stop anyone who wishes to from using a non EU one and changing the user agent.
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Some Impressions of Worldcoin(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
2 points by ospray 3y ago|0 comments
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by ospray 3y ago
I think the intention was to harvest malicious prompts for future research, which they probably achieved. The organisers likely see everything else as optional extras.
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by ospray 3y ago
Also if you don't think 2°C matters try changing you office thermostat by that amount.
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by ospray 3y ago
Sydney is only beaten by Hong Kong for unaffordable housing. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/10-least-affordable-housing... So probably the rest of the population can't afford to live there either.
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by ospray 3y ago
Also quality is likely important will the models get better if we train them on YouTube comments.
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Nintendo ‘Hacker’ Will Be Punished for the Rest of His Life(kotaku.com.au)
10 points by ospray 3y ago|0 comments
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by ospray 3y ago
This plus the the vicuna models is probably as close as you can get in the near term. https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui
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by ospray 4y ago
A pause is likely impossible for a number of reasons such as competition but now is probably a good time to start thinking about safety and ai alignment. Perhaps new models above a certain power could be studied in air gapped environments f
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by ospray 4y ago
As a pen tester this ^, controlling the network doesn't help for browser stuff. The fastest way is usually phishing.
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by ospray 4y ago
We are going into the cyberpunk timeline aren't we.....
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by ospray 4y ago
I blame the sound byte media and humans inability to act on long term problems. Climate change/global warming is real and can be very dangerous but it's hard to have a critical discuss about.
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by ospray 4y ago
Which means testing student under supervision and letting them us AI for assignments is probably going to work fine.
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by ospray 4y ago
Q: Is Bjorn Lomborg a climate scientist? Answer: Lomborg is not a climate scientist or economist and has published little or no peer-reviewed research on environmental or climate policy. His extensive and extensively documented, errors and
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Audit your DNS config, you'd be shocked at how bad it can get(github.com)
1 points by ospray 4y ago|0 comments
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A Technical Analysis of Pegasus for Android(cybergeeks.tech)
2 points by ospray 4y ago|0 comments
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by ospray 4y ago
Sounds like a strong argument for delaying hiring exces till your larger. Unless they have contacts you need to tap.
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by ospray 4y ago
>One important difference that pretty much wipes out what a lot of us would be interested in: "Google Play and Android apps: Chrome OS Flex does not support Android apps or Google Play." Looking at the OS I think Flex isn'
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by ospray 4y ago
Rotating the IP to get similar privacy to what NAT/PAT gave you is annoying I know with v6 we need to use DNS but I hate to say it. I miss Nat I hope the just give us nat66.
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by ospray 4y ago
The main value in releasing tools like this is to demonstrate weakness in our current security controls. A key weakness of biometrics is that there is no secret data. Open source tooling like this help people understand that.
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by ospray 5y ago
Don't let people tell you not to vote, because it won't make a difference. Not voting is a sure way not to have a voice.
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by ospray 5y ago
For all of it's faults Port Address Translation (NAT) sure has a way of making the address size more manageable.
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by ospray 5y ago
Best guess is that win 11 will require full disk encryption at some point. With both secure boot and tpm Microsoft will be able to lock down windows in ways they simply couldn't before.