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9mo ago
Did she have Bitlocker or FileVault or other disk encryption that was breeched? (Or they took the system booted as TLAs seek to do?)
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9mo ago
It turned.
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9mo ago
>if the people responsible for enforcing human rights can arbitrarily decide you don't have them, you don't have human rights But the "arbitrary" there is too account for the situation where the democratic application
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9mo ago
The TPM can be programmed (ie designed) to lie about the whitelist though.
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9mo ago
We don't know if they did the right thing here. With a previous case it seemed (to me) like Apple might have pushed an update to give access ... they presumably could do that, remotely copy all the data, then return the device to the f
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9mo ago
>I'll bet it ends up being a fork of Zoom or Teams. Aynthing that doesn't terminate in USA where it will be used for industrial espionage by Trump, and cut off as soon as USA's regime finds it useful to do so -- like to pr
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9mo ago
> When one-time Democrat Sam Negron headed to the polls to cast a ballot for Donald Trump in 2024 Did he just wake up from a coma?
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9mo ago
These sort of letter-of-the-law arguments don't tend to do well in court in my very limited experience (UK). But I love the essence of it!
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9mo ago
There are public databases of APs. Google reportedly used their Android users to sniff APs (?), and used StreetView vehicles to wardrive. MS can surely pin many APs to user's PII and locations just on the data they already have?
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9mo ago
So it only lets Microsoft know people's exact location -- how close is Microsoft to the Trump regime? Nadella has apparently gifted Trump millions? Why in the f does Word need my location (access to location services) for me to write a
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9mo ago
Toms root boot (TOMSRTBT) is what you need! Used to fit on a floppy disk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomsrtbt
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9mo ago
It's not really the exposed skin that's the issue. At higher latitudes the ultraviolet (UVB) gets scattered by the longer path through the atmosphere and so even if you were naked you still wouldn't be getting enough.
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9mo ago
See my comment above re a CCC.de video from 38C3.
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9mo ago
There was a good CCC talk on pulling images from weather sats (and data from other satellites) - https://youtu.be/fM5w7bFNvWI?si=Dq6S6nYOE_frAd7b It's been done before, but this was a great talk imo.
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9mo ago
We have an amazing gov.uk web team, they could have expanded that and built it in house with civil servants costing £60k ea per annum at the very most. £120k, double it for stupid amounts of testing, double it again for managers to tell the
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9mo ago
Sounds like an innovative approach, any IP protection on your tech? Have your early versions made any sort of profit? Absolutely amazing stuff to me. A teenager I very briefly showed it to was nonplussed - 'it's a talking head, is
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9mo ago
There's plenty of blame to go around!
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9mo ago
Obviously rushing to the aid of a fellow human who was assaulted by a masked person for no reason other than to act out that person's longing for violence might be "disorderly" to you. To the rest of us it's called compa
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9mo ago
The people "making disorder" are operating democratically within the former USA constitution. Those you consider to be bringing order are arbitrarily enacting violence against citizens and other people in ways that break the law a
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9mo ago
Isn't at least part of the problem with replication that journals are businesses. They're selling in part based on limited human focus, and on desire to see something novel, to see progress in one's chosen field. Replications
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9mo ago
Gimp would have to be the extreme example of this. I used to recommend Krita to people, despite it being less appropriate for photo editing, just to avoid using 'Gimp' in work/polite scenarios. I agree - "Birdy" is
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9mo ago
Surely it's very similar, companies can't - AFAIK - be registered in USA, they're registered in a state. USA's States have different tax and legislative climates, just like EU states do.
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9mo ago
We should definitely go all in on a perpetually growing population, what could possibly go wrong. It's going to hurt, but that's what happens when people don't look to the future and do everything out of greed. The sooner we
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9mo ago
>The EU decided to play the US and China against each other to improve its own standing, which is why the US is now moving away from the EU. How so? What actions did the EU take? You don't think the declaration of himself as dictato
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9mo ago
Your ruler is no longer following the rules of law, nor the foundational constitution. USA ended with their declaration of dictatorship and the failure of your houses/legislature/military to act against that and defend the Constit
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9mo ago
A clearly corrupt dictatorial leader, lack of rule of law, violent oppression of ones own citizens, perpetual lying and use of mass media to influence the populous, violent incursions in to the affairs of other countries without UN support,
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9mo ago
I've been actively moving away from USA originated products. I'm happy to see alternatives being discussed. I really don't think it's moral to fund fascist states in this way, sorry. Yes, I'm still here, despite bei
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9mo ago
It feels like one could produce a digest of the context that works very similarly but fits in the available context window - not just by getting the LLM to use succinct language, but also mathematically; like reducing a sparse matrix. There
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9mo ago
Presumably you grow all your own food, cook from scratch; manufacture your own tools; refine your own fuel; mine your own lithium for batteries; produce your own fibres to weave at home, make cloth, which you tailor your own clothes from; g
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9mo ago
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