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by prophesi 5y ago
It's not really feasible to remove content from IPFS. You would need all of the nodes hosting the content to remove it. The most likely scenario would be for common IPFS gateways like ipfs.io, cloudflare, and pinata.cloud to not host t
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by prophesi 5y ago
Yep, I'll be making the switch to AMD once my machine could use an upgrade. :/ Props to the nouveau team, but AMD is so much more linux-friendly.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Do you use an Nvidia GPU? I think nouveau had issues with KDE Plasma on Fedora 34. Though I believe you could still boot, it would just hang while logging in. I had to install nvidia's proprietary drivers to fix it, though eventually s
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by prophesi 5y ago
The only issues were needing to disable secure boot (which is usually a required step on laptops preinstalled with Windows anyways), and using a recent Linux kernel that has the required WiFi driver. Which the tutorial linked in the post me
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by prophesi 5y ago
Now the trick is to get users on your music streaming platform to keep anyone from actually owning anything when things change.
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by prophesi 5y ago
A phrase almost certainly has a lot more entropy than the layman's reused password from other leaks.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Their latest version was released on Sept 15th, 10 days ago. Can't imagine this version has been in manual review for even a week. Edit: Nevermind, it was submitted 10 days ago. The latest on Firefox is from months ago. Concerning, but
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by prophesi 5y ago
Here you go https://github.com/mozilla/web-ext
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by prophesi 5y ago
It's a company with less than a thousand employees, compared to Google's 100k. The author didn't even state what their extension was, so for all we know it could be a legitimately sketchy add-on with tons of bloated JS that r
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by prophesi 5y ago
Um, it's just a delay in add-on approvals. In this thread you can even see one complainant report back that their add-on was approved a day or two later.
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by prophesi 5y ago
I'm also in my late 20's, and my core friend group still coordinates via Messenger and FB Events. Much easier to send a mass invite, including people you aren't too close to, when IRL meetups finally do occur. Not to mention
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by prophesi 5y ago
> We use WhatsApp it's E2E so even safer than Signal or Telegram that are deceitful as you have to use secret chat to get E2E! Just a minor correction, Telegram is the one that is only E2E encrypted via their secret chat feature. Si
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by prophesi 5y ago
That's just incorrect. From the whitepaper: > Once Apple’s iCloud Photos servers decrypt a set of positive match vouchers for an account that exceeded the match threshold, the visual derivatives of the positively matching images are
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by prophesi 5y ago
They send a low res visual derivative. Which is worse than sending the actual photo in regards to false positives.
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by prophesi 5y ago
My bad. Having a few will have the flagged photos sent to their servers, now liable to be obtained by external forces. Then processed by a second visual hashing algorithm, liable to the same type of collision attacks, using obfuscation as i
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by prophesi 5y ago
It's easy to imagine innocuous photos with nude coloring being altered to match CSAM hashes. Having a few will flag your account for human review. The low res visual derivative[0][1] that the human moderators see will look credible eno
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is the only app I'd trust with access to my battery level https://diewithme.online/
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by prophesi 5y ago
I'm using mine as a general cloud storage alternative as well, so it's using a little over 1TB. About a quarter of that is photos. So not too huge, considering they're saving at full resolution. Nextcloud has https:/&#x
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by prophesi 5y ago
For those who want to keep using their Apple devices, I highly recommend Nextcloud as an iCloud Photos alternative. I've been running an instance of it on a little Pine64 for quite some time now without any issues. Though I'll sti
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is more from Schneier's book, but I would say the most import reason E2E encryption should be the default is that in the event of a data breach, nothing would be lost. If a company's servers are hacked, they'd have acces
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by prophesi 5y ago
> But I agree with Ben Thompson's point in that blog post, that it's OK to not have strong, unbreakable encryption be the default, and that it's still possible to use an iPhone without iCloud and get full E2E. I disagree c
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by prophesi 5y ago
The title is a bit clickbaity. This is for Android versions 2.3.7 and lower, which was released in September 21, 2011.
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by prophesi 5y ago
That's fair, though you need people to understand the facts before you can even start the discussion. And it doesn't help that it's a partisan issue in the USA's broken two-party system, ensuring that the discussion gets
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by prophesi 5y ago
Conversely, 31% of Americans don't believe in climate change, which would be over 100 million people. That's pretty concerning. Though I also completely agree that the division is further exacerbated by the media.
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by prophesi 5y ago
> it's not just "use known vulnerabilities on this specific address" Ok, so they're not blocking complicated attacks. Just automation of attempts to exploit known vulnerabilities. And then their IP is marked as high r
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by prophesi 5y ago
Can it not be defined beyond "it's complicated"?
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by prophesi 5y ago
Ironically, Cloudflare's default protections is probably the largest contributor to any radical usage of TOR. It's assumed you've a subversive motive since it's impossible to navigate the open web with it. Edit: I'm
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by prophesi 5y ago
You can explicitly block all TOR nodes, but by default the security settings is set to "Medium" which blocks the majority of them. I'd also like to know Cloudflare's definition of "malicious traffic". I think t
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by prophesi 5y ago
From the article: For customers with Kindle (1st Generation), Amazon is offering a free Kindle Oasis (10th Generation) device and cover. Customers with Kindle (1st and 2nd Generation), Kindle DX (2nd Generation), and Kindle Keyboard (3rd Ge
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by prophesi 5y ago
The max limit of 16 characters is odd. As for the other requirements, it's just a matter of enabling various options in your password manager's generator. And if you're not using a password manager, it's very probable yo

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