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by rastafang 5y ago
> In exchange you are safe from of all those : vulnerabilities in the wild => script kiddies => mass exploitation => your are hacked type of situations. Not sure about that... You might commit some of the same mistakes that they
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by rastafang 5y ago
Yeah, web developers need to realize that they put captchas even where not needed, and Google takes advantage of that.
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by rastafang 5y ago
I don't know where you got that 5% from but either way, you sound like you fell in the 95%.
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by rastafang 5y ago
> It's rather sad to dismiss Matrix (or even Element) as a whole due to bugs on one specific app on one specific platform. I still use Element/Matrix because I like the mission but I have a Linux computer and an Android phone,
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by rastafang 5y ago
They wanted to buy more Bitcoins...
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EFF Flew a Plane over Apple's Headquarters(eff.org)
246 points by rastafang 5y ago|105 comments
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by rastafang 5y ago
They don't need leaks to find vulnerabilities... although the source code would probably help.
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by rastafang 5y ago
> I really, really hope something changes. Soon. I would not hold my breath... it's been like this for decades at least.
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by rastafang 5y ago
Yes, looks like Russian text with attachments... About daily.
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by rastafang 5y ago
Cheating in CS:GO's casual mode is still very common, not sure about competitive. But yes, server-side detection would make more sense.
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by rastafang 5y ago
I wish stores and every other websites that require registration would stop requiring an email address in the process.
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by rastafang 5y ago
Does that work with encrypted DNS?
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by rastafang 5y ago
> yet also to champion decentralized sharing systems which would make this sort of content uncensorable. Because it is decentralized doesn't mean that the content can't be filtered by the user... it depends how you build the sy
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Biden Administration Seeks a Contractor for a Migrant Facility at Guantanamo(npr.org)
2 points by rastafang 5y ago|0 comments
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by rastafang 5y ago
Looks like they store your password in plaintext? https://i.imgur.com/PEggcGM.png
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by rastafang 5y ago
I'm more attentive when I drive over the speed limit...
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by rastafang 5y ago
Why wait so long? Just look at what Wendy's is doing... (probably not 100% green, but a lot better and they aren't useless toys).
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by rastafang 5y ago
A simple picture of the QR code in your gallery should be enough...
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by rastafang 5y ago
Glad to see that they did reduce it: > In order to achieve that minimal increase in size, Amazon has shrunken down the bezels on the new Paperwhite.
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by rastafang 5y ago
Sorry, they did reduce it: > In order to achieve that minimal increase in size, Amazon has shrunken down the bezels on the new Paperwhite.
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Johnson and Johnson says its Covid booster shot provides increased protection(npr.org)
27 points by rastafang 5y ago|72 comments
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by rastafang 5y ago
Why aren't they accused of the same thing in the USA? we know that they favor a side... happens to be the same side as HN
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by rastafang 5y ago
If it was a lot smaller (no bezel), I could hold it like a phone and it would fit in my pocket... The bezel is roughly 40% of the area of the device's front face...
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by rastafang 5y ago
I wonder if they got rid of that massive bezel...
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by rastafang 5y ago
It is now safe to unplug your flash thumb drive... (oops, still a problem)
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by rastafang 5y ago
statistics
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by rastafang 5y ago
Saying that elections are flawed is putting it lightly...
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by rastafang 5y ago
So full-auto-pilot (Tesla) is the same as auto-pilot (planes) and also the same as not-auto-pilot (English)
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by rastafang 5y ago
> In most Autopilot-related incidents, wasn't the driver somehow intentionally defeating safety features, such as by hanging a weight on the steering wheel? It is full-auto-pilot... so it shouldn't be an issue. But either way,
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by rastafang 5y ago
Every little bits count

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