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   by pklack 2y ago

   I think it might also have to do with traveling to the places they want to see not being a feasible Thing to do for sind people, for financial reasons for example. Digital recreations (or similar environments) are cheap or even free to &quo
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   by pklack 2y ago

   I remember an explanation by some Google employee a while back for the Google Home that was basically this, but a layer further removed. Basically the activation causes audio to start getting streamed to the cloud backend. That runs some mo
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   by pklack 3y ago

   The likely approach would probably be less technical and more covert ops, tricking the target country into issuing a (technically) genuine passport. No need to break encryption/signing this way.
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   by pklack 3y ago

   Time to do the laundry and dishes then, I guess... Sometimes WFH has its boring sides.
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   by pklack 3y ago

   Or actually make use of it as a security feature, instead of just scoffing at it and disabling it, by enrolling your own key.
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   by pklack 4y ago

   It is kind of sad that no one seems to bother enough to actually learn how to use Secure Boot to their advantage. Everyone is just disabling it the first time it gets in their way. Reminds me of how Firewalls used to be treated like 20 year