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by prophesi 4y ago
Yep, that's what I was hoping for as well. :/
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by prophesi 4y ago
I wish I was surprised. Automated decision-making with little to no human oversight is the dream of risky bets (policing, insurance, loans, etc).
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by prophesi 4y ago
Why not both? Keep the normal highs and lows we expect from our weather stations and websites, then display the temperature variance in a view that doesn't require you to drill into the app view clicks / drags. I don't see an
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yep, Dark Sky's way is standard. Weather.com and the like show the next low. Today in my area is actually the perfect example, currently ~40f. It shows a high of ~55f and a low of ~53f. Apple's weather app shows a low of ~40f.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Gotcha. Still, it's a lot of RCE's coming out per month to depend on blackbox machine learning for something people use every day for their personal/business needs.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Um, no? Most of the RCE's I'm seeing are at the OS level and would require upgrading to a newer Android OS version that older devices won't have support for.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Android's security advisory page shows what vulnerabilities have been found in the wild. Security researcher Maddie Stone from Google's Project Zero: https://twitter.com/maddiestone/status/139500434699624
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by prophesi 4y ago
With a cursory search I found CVE-2021-0316. This one's just for bluetooth, but it's an RCE with no user interaction discovered in 2021. Pixel 2 had its last security patch in November 2020.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted, that's awesome on NixOS's part.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Currently residing in Cincinnati, and I witnessed an off-duty officer resuscitate a college-aged kid while waiting for ambulances to arrive. His friends didn't even notice as he gradually slowed down and collapsed while they headed to
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by prophesi 4y ago
The client-side lock of 5 PIN attempts solves the much more common threat model the layman is concerned with.
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by prophesi 4y ago
It's a choice on the user to weaken the encryption. I don't use Bitwarden, but if they communicate that properly to the user, it's a valid compromise for convenience-versus-security.
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by prophesi 4y ago
To clarify for those that jumped straight to the comments; the threat model this article is talking about is extracting the encrypted database stored locally on your machine to brute-force the PIN. Personally, I'd agree with Bitwarden
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yep, and another frustration with Fedora in particular are the defaults for DNF. I don't get why the distro doesn't set `/etc/dnf/dnf.conf` with `max_parallel_downloads=10` and `fastestmirror=True`. sudo dnf update
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by prophesi 4y ago
This is for the Framework laptop and not a System76 machine, but going through this lets my laptop last an entire day doing Android dev. https://community.frame.work/t/guide-linux-battery-life-tuni...
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by prophesi 4y ago
Measuring its current position and velocity isn't the hard part, it's chaos theory and the n-body problem for its future position/velocity.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Nice domain name! It'd be cool to leverage archive.md as well to help bypass pay walls. I tried it on a First Things link and it was only able to grab the first two paragraphs.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yeah, I logged in and it still gave the error page after routing to /#go. Same happens on my Fedora machine.
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by prophesi 4y ago
No, it's a limitation by IMAP that is rectified by the server/client.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Is it blocking Firefox entirely? At least on an M2 Mac, it shows "Your browser isn't supported" running Firefox v110.0.1.
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by prophesi 4y ago
The worst is when the analytics is used to hamper UX to let users return to your site for a potential hit of dopamine and better serve ads.
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by prophesi 4y ago
That's an issue with or without client-side encryption. Even with IMAP, you have to download the message before its contents can be searched. While subject/sender/recipient can be searched instantly with IMAP, regardless of e
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yep. Not sure how Apple/Proton implement it, but that's exactly what Tutanota does. https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/first-search-encrypted-data
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by prophesi 4y ago
At the very least, I can confirm that ProtonMail and Apple's Mail clients let you search through the message contents of encrypted email. I'm sure there's a performance hit, and admins wouldn't be able to search through
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by prophesi 4y ago
> AFAIK, the web export being broken is not mentioned in "Known Issues" about V4 either. It may be outdated since the reason it no longer works is because of these C# changes, as mentioned in the article.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Not the OP, but it seems like the actual usage of the platform caused the most trouble for them. From my own anecdotal experience of using modern day social media, it seems who you follow establishes the baseline of what garbage they send y
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by prophesi 4y ago
I don't understand the sentiment of this at all. It's fun to create things, I've learned the most from working on "toy" projects, it helps with job burnout, and could potentially become a new product/company&#x
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by prophesi 4y ago
I could see adding a nice GUI app for uploading/managing layers, editing the config, etc making waves on Steam.
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by prophesi 4y ago
In 2018. I think they're no longer parterned, or at the very least Firefox no longer has that popup recommending ProtonVPN to users ever since the new partnership with Mullvad.
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by prophesi 4y ago
You'll also get a lot less suspicious login flags if you regularly use a VPN from a certain area. If you only use it when you're on public WiFi, get ready to prove your identity on most of the services you use.

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