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by riedel 3y ago
The problem to me is rather, will also Bing and Google limit their bot to site indexing. IMHO it just does not make sense to use multiple bots, however, robots.txt gives no syntax afaik to limit purpose? This is particularly weird since the
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by riedel 3y ago
The news made me unexpectedly said. There are not many people that felt so close without ever knowing them, just because I used their software. Thank you for the reminder to donate: the least thing one can do now. I think most of the digita
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by riedel 3y ago
Society or companies are paying in many cases for LTS <<15 yrs. So at least there should be a price tag to compare the options. If I buy a car (which is a lot of software these days), I expect something like 20 yes LTS. So it is simpl
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by riedel 3y ago
I totally agree. IMHO regulators should have been looking at safety net attestation already because it effectively destroys the claim of Google that OEM have a choice and it is not Google's monopoly. The problem is that Google is real
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by riedel 3y ago
This seems like a Fraunhofer internal project so it seems to be from the base budget they can freely invest into research (still tax payers money and with a political edge to it) The general criticism to the European subsidiaries applies th
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by riedel 3y ago
That would be an explanation and probably by okhams razor be more likely. But wouldn't that ISP notice the difference in traffic patterns drastically and react? It is just unlikely (but far from impossible) that this is something &#x27
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by riedel 3y ago
The interesting question is if there is a bot net spreading in Germany since the 17th of June. What would be the likelihood of that going undetected. If you like conspiracy theory, the rise in one country could point to state actors.
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by riedel 3y ago
Interesting thing is that it is not legal everywhere in the world in such away. Fair use is a concept prominent in the US and not established in Europe (the datamining directive is a bit more limiting). Also the concept of informational sel
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by riedel 3y ago
>To uphold the highest standards of integrity, responsible behavior, and ethical conduct in professional activities. (IEEE Code of Ethics) [1] Letting this happen IMHO is clearly a breach of IEEE's own rules. This goes against the
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by riedel 3y ago
> though enterable input fields would be nice. So funny you say this. I could actually not believe that you really need to use another tool like protopie on top of figma if you need that simple functionality eg. for a mock-up.
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by riedel 3y ago
I am a happy keepassxc user but I have criticized the authors on multiple occasions for not investing in a clear documentation of an attacker model. It seems to me a lot of bogus security is added here and there and this non-CVE is the resu
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by riedel 3y ago
Totally agreed but good regulation needs a vision and common values beyond a common single market (alas we just do more regulations centrally in the fear to get regulatory fragmentation decentrally)
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by riedel 3y ago
Actually the EU RF, product liability and cyber security regulations rather point into a direction that disallows use of aftermarket firmware that can delay onsolecense and encourages lockdown. Instead of overregulation we need create an e
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by riedel 3y ago
To be honest he is very much commenting about his roam of experience and not as research article but as a personal comment on HN. This should be allowed and should not be discredited as such (as this comment is a comment on the OP and not o
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by riedel 3y ago
Looks like the nightmare becomes reality. June 1st unified EU patents will start and patent trolls will celebrate. [1] [1] https://zenodo.org/record/7875960/preview/The%20Unitary%20Pa...
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FFII: President of the Unified Patent Court rewrites the treaty like a dictator(ffii.org)
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by riedel 3y ago
The problem to me seems that it needs to scale with the number of requests. So PoW effectively burns energy. As the problem with captchas, is rather who profits from them and who could track users, it seems that with an OCR system to be pro
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by riedel 3y ago
Speaking of German: does anyone know why the favicon of the site is the one of Fraunhofer? What is the history?
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by riedel 3y ago
It will be hard to use the model without reproducing (copying) it. You may consider any output of the model derivative work and then it would apply. But that goes against the understanding that outputs of ML models are copyrightable. If how
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by riedel 3y ago
They are at a minimum destroying value of the ink, as the ink already put into the printer is useless now. At least the running combination is permanently disabled as long as you do not buy something from HP. With printer prices often as lo
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by riedel 3y ago
No expert, but I had some immediate questions when reading this. Wasn't the dose high enough to be easily distinguishable from the placebo without any experience? Why not some other drug a palcebo? Is single blind design actually advis
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by riedel 3y ago
Good chance for apple to try to repeat dieselgate: only charge fast while tested. Circumventing EU regulations is clearly a business opportunity, while all small competitors suffer from them. Only bad luck, that they are an US company and t
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by riedel 3y ago
I well remember it. We bought a few for our research project, I think I have it still lying in my office shelf. My colleague build a crosscompiling tool chain based on arch as far as I remember. The only thing I cannot rember is using this
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by riedel 3y ago
Don't know how much it is wort, but also GDPR applies. So you need a legal basis for processing (at least data from EU citizens). That could well be journalism or scientific research, but for anything else it probably should be compati
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by riedel 3y ago
How accessible is the output (WCAG, Code 508)? Or how easy is it to make it accessible? I could not find any hints on the website.
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by riedel 3y ago
Some parts of ethical licensing seem to finally pick up momentum, seems like they are using a standard license: https://www.licenses.ai/blog/2022/8/26/bigscience-open-rail-... To me it would be even more
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by riedel 3y ago
Thx. I overlooked this part. So AMD and Microsoft simply ignored it and leave customers unprotected. Wow.
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by riedel 3y ago
Stupid question: was there no responsible disclosure and is there no cve assigned? Seems like a rather practical attack (or am I missing something? Do the researchers consider it a known fact that that fTPM is broken by design and thus do
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by riedel 3y ago
Cool to see them featured! Those where developed in our lab (disclosure: I am the lab lead, below the Prof, but only tangentially involved in this research) mostly by one of my colleagues, who is just finishing his PhD. I can tell you that
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by riedel 3y ago
I agree that vending machines are really a mess. However I recommend the Deutsche Bahn Navigator App. If you have an account you can easily get most tickets. Also states like Baden-Württemberg got their act together recently and made it pos

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