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by resfirestar 6y ago
Without a zero day in the actual decoder (which is probably a possibility given the resources they poured into this), one way would be to send someone a playlist file that tells the player to fetch the video from some URL. Does the player o
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by resfirestar 6y ago
Ideally Tor users should use something like the Whonix approach: two VMs are set up, a gateway for connecting to the internet and a workstation the user browses from. The gateway sets up the Tor connection, and the workstation is on a restr
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by resfirestar 6y ago
>the CCP’s United Front effort is unique because it is more organized, more expansive and more insidious than our government or nation has realized. If it’s so expansive, give us some real examples! Saying something like this while givin
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by resfirestar 6y ago
As an American who has traveled a lot, I think a large part of the problem here is Americans’ over reliance on restaurants for food. You can rightly criticize the processed, sugary, or fried foods that many people habitually cook, but to cl
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by resfirestar 6y ago
From briefly looking through the results and the survey design, I have some practical concerns with the design of the candidate choice survey part of the study as they relate to the “party over democracy” conclusion, specifically, the fact
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by resfirestar 6y ago
Even if there was clear evidence that this system underwent a proper security audit, with a failure this basic you would have to ask why it didn't work. What is going on inside Apple that brought them to the point of releasing a lock t
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by resfirestar 6y ago
"Every system in the world has flaws" and "it's a serious problem that one of the world's most important software vendors, that markets itself as the most secure, keeps releasing products with flaws that would have
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by resfirestar 6y ago
If we're going to tie this to college campus censorship, a better analogy would be the tendency of many schools to ban speakers who might criticize the US foreign policy orthodoxy on Israel/Palestine. That would have a different i
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No, I referred to the broad category of "universities with highly competitive admissions". More of those are on the east coast than the west coast. California is a bit of an outlier in the US in both Asian American population and
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by resfirestar 6y ago
I worry that "holistic" admissions in universities with highly competitive admissions are already disadvantaging groups that aren't culturally aligned with university administrators and their donors: Asian Americans, people f
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by resfirestar 6y ago
This seems irrelevant as the person you are replying to is claiming that the notice is by its nature invalid. Quoting the notice they claim is invalid does nothing to prove them wrong. Addressing the content of the quote more directly, Grok
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>Flattening the curve was about limiting cases so hospitals don’t get overrun I agree that was one of the more widely repeated intentions, but ascribing it to every national and state official is inaccurate. The White House's recomm
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by resfirestar 6y ago
LA Times has statewide and by-county graphs here: https://www.latimes.com/projects/california-coronavirus-case... The trends there and in news reports like the OP are going to look different from your R_t site because
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by resfirestar 6y ago
No, that particular commit was in the aftermath. xtraeme's angry tweets started at 7:40 PDT, access to infrastructure was cut off at 8:40, and that commit was at 9:32. The individual who made the commit apologized on reddit and said it
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by resfirestar 6y ago
I use Void as my main desktop OS and I wasn't aware that xtraeme was back or that he was causing problems. My gratitude to the developers working to keep the distribution stable even in difficult times.
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by resfirestar 6y ago
Ubuntu Deepin seems to be by an independent developer[1], not the company that created Deepin. [1] https://github.com/arunpyasi , https://ubuntudde.com/ubuntudde-beta-200410-release-note/
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by resfirestar 7y ago
With O365, your IP should generally be in the X-Originating-IP header.
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by resfirestar 7y ago
This is how SMTP is supposed to work. As a side note, messages sent with Outlook or webmail using O365 (or Exchange) don't go from your client to the O365 server over SMTP, but your IP address is still shown in the X-Originating-IP hea
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by resfirestar 7y ago
If there are no in-person classes in many places I can't imagine all of these courses are going to work in the first place. When I was in high school, I had the misfortune of taking AP Chemistry during a year when the building that had
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by resfirestar 7y ago
That assumes they have bandwidth graphs. And sure, ES generates a lot of logs, but have you ever tried using them to investigate an exposure like this? Unless the “xpack.security” module is on (off by default), it’s nothing useful.
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by resfirestar 7y ago
Maybe the fraction of users who do that is small enough that China won't push them on it. Or (this would be relatively easy to check) they could just hide that option in settings when the device region is China. Another factor to consi
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by resfirestar 7y ago
I think the overlooked answer in this conversation is that Apple doesn't need to modify their service for China at all. In in all countries, they hold the encryption keys for most user data. Only these things are E2E encrypted[1]:
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by resfirestar 7y ago
>Maybe they were just reserved for higher-value targets That's just it, though. I think there is broad popular understanding that the FBI and NSA have just about any surveillance capabilities we can imagine. But, we think, they only
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by resfirestar 7y ago
We’ll find out tomorrow. Even if it’s just spoofing a valid signature on a exe I’d still call that pretty serious. Might get a piece of malware masquerading as a legit background program past a lot of SOC analysts. I’d bet there’s more to i
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by resfirestar 7y ago
Everyone has an agenda but be especially careful of real estate as an economic barometer. There’s so much speculation going on that the level of distortion can often seem criminal in retrospect. A recent example: Manhattan developers seem t
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The types of education that are most like an efficient market are recognized and necessary certification based training in fields like nursing and agricultural tech/safety (probably other “skilled trades” too), the product of regulatio
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by resfirestar 7y ago
What do you suggest is the cause that underlies poor aircraft design in both capitalism and not-capitalism then? The article you link is not very informative on this question since it is about an airline, not an aircraft manufacturer.
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by resfirestar 7y ago
One of the most popular vitamin E acetate based additives was developed and sold by an American former small time actor who apparently used his marketing skills to become a force in the illegal vape market. https://www.leafly.com
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by resfirestar 7y ago
People should remember that the recommendations are part of a large security program and assume the implementation of others that are not so straightforward. Multi-factor auth and resistance to offline attacks on a stolen database or MITM&#
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by resfirestar 7y ago
Mass media is an interesting choice of example given the recent digital media collapse. There, too, people who were recruited on idealistic visions of “journalism” are being forced by their bosses to reckon with the fact that their job is n

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