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by roody15 5y ago
You are correct I think this is not a good trade-off. However I stand by “my mind is blown” that continuing with these draconian measures and the lock down approach borders on madness. For reference in my part of the world we are fully ope
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by roody15 5y ago
Do you have to wear a mask when jogging outside? (or walking etc). Can you jog with your family or small group of friends?
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by roody15 5y ago
1200+ cases in NSW out of a population of over 8 million. So we should extend a strict lockdown … to do what exactly? Is the plan to manage this virus with a series of alternating lockdowns and get the number of cases to zero? Is this rea
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by roody15 5y ago
I simply cannot wrap my mind around what is happening in Australia. Continuing a lockwdown while the number of positive covid cases remains in the low hundreds and the daily death rate in the lower tens to single digits. Nothing makes sens
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by roody15 5y ago
China’s rise continues.
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by roody15 5y ago
As a youth I did quite a bit of LSD and magic mushrooms. I think that in general many college age people dabbling in psychedelics are likely left leaning to begin with. As people get older they tend to be a bit more conservative. In high
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by roody15 5y ago
I think they are actively “going for it” right now. Scary times
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by roody15 5y ago
Apple “Lets wait another 3-4 months and work on a better PR campaign” No plans to drop these features
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by roody15 5y ago
Nuclear is the best option on paper but a serious look at Fukushima needs to occur and be addressed first. In all discussions about pros and cons Fukushima is conveniently left out of the discussion or drastically minimized. Fukushima happ
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Windows 11: Microsoft stands firm on hardware requirements(zdnet.com)
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by roody15 5y ago
Perhaps. However Apple has since released two security updates to iOS but has not patched the iMessage flaw that allows Pegasus software to spy on thousands (perhaps millions) of iphones. What are they waiting for? Hmm perhaps getting som
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by roody15 5y ago
ding ding we have a correct answer
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by roody15 5y ago
The answer may be related to Pegasus software. Timeline: 1. Leaked documents show Pegasus software exploits all iphones using an exploit in iMessage 2. Apple releases security update (doesn’t patch imessage. exploit) 3. Apple announces C
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by roody15 5y ago
Apple frequently decrypts icloud data including photos based on a valid warrant. This new local scanning method does not stop apple from complying and decrypting images like they have for years. https://www.apple.com/legal&
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by roody15 5y ago
Apple still has not patched the security exploit in iMessage used by Pegasus. Apple has released two ios security updates since the Pegasus revelations but still has not patched it most widely used exploit… hmmmm. Now apple is getting a lo
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by roody15 5y ago
Apple has yet to make a valid reason for implementing client side CSAM scanning. According to Apple only images that will be uploaded to iCloud will be scanned. If this is the case there is zero reason to scan locally and you can just scan
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by roody15 5y ago
New Zealand is an island.. elimination strategy would not work in many other locations
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by roody15 5y ago
This is really u fortunate and true. Approving a drug that doesn’t work and rushing a vaccine through the process may have the effect of less faith in governmental organizations.
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by roody15 5y ago
In my experience working IT at some public universities and some private education facilities there is a negative incentive for adopting IPV6. Often in these environments bandwidth use it up even on the LAN side and dual stack IPv6 simply
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by roody15 5y ago
Snopes is truly disappointing and slanted. It’s early days it was a good reference tool… sadly in our divided times Snopes has clearly a political slant.
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by roody15 5y ago
Apple is not the police. Apple is not an extension of the Unites Government. There is simply no reason for Apple to enable local scanning for any content what so ever.
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by roody15 5y ago
That is, it seems like Apple really wanted to preserve "end-to-end" encryption,“ … except they still have not mentioned anything about E2E encryption… and they currently don’t encrypt icloud backups. You would think apple would ge
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by roody15 5y ago
Different. Many people are okay if you upload files to a third party that they are then scanned by that company. People here are not okay with a local scanner installed on your device. Despite Apple “promise” it will be only used for phot
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by roody15 5y ago
Except despite this being repeated over and over… Apple has not said anything about E2E
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by roody15 5y ago
The US appears to be completely enamored with China. We look to be emulating it as fast as we can.
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by roody15 5y ago
yeup wink wink… the scanner will still be there … but Apple promises not to use it for anything else and only with photos going to upload. Wheww that makes me feel better
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by roody15 5y ago
thanks e
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by roody15 5y ago
“ which would allow them potentially to be in compliance while making the system E2E encrypted …” Apples system is not E2E encrypted if a local program scans files prior to upload.
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by roody15 5y ago
“ detractors cannot provide actual evidence of their theoretical disadvantages.” This is the concern. The system is hidden and you have no way to challenge. You are simply “trusting” that this system is working well Who watches the watche
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by roody15 5y ago
My two cents: I get the impression this is related to NSO pegasus software. So once the Israeli firms leaks were made public Appple had to respond and has patched some security holes that were exposed publicly. NSO used exploits in iMessa

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