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by rsync 2y ago
Tangent: I would be very interested in an AI produced version of Brothers K, In graphic novel form, Illustrated in the style of Gerhard (of Cerebus fame).
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by rsync 2y ago
Understanding what happened to Netflix – and their responses to those actions - is a carnival bar for any discussion of net neutrality. I am open minded to arguments against net neutrality, but please wait to enter this discussion until y
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by rsync 2y ago
No, I think the correct response to biased network carriers is community Internet. The unregulated capitalist free-for-all that strikes down net neutrality cannot also disallow independent network networks from being stood up.
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by rsync 2y ago
"One of the risks of 2FA is losing access to your accounts after losing the authenticating device." A "2FA Mule"[1] solves this problem by staying in one place with constant power. I receive plain old SMS 2FA codes while
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by rsync 2y ago
You mean like the United States? The world‘s largest oil producer?
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by rsync 2y ago
"We must implement as LAW that a SIM card can provide and only provide a Zero Knowledge Proof ..." Now is a good time to remind everyone that a SIM card is a full blown computer with CPU, RAM and NV storage. Further, your carrie
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by rsync 2y ago
"... but if I'm spending money to verify you control a number, I feel better when you (or someone else) has spent $5 ..." This is exactly it. All of these auth mechanisms that tie back to "real" phone numbers and ot
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by rsync 2y ago
No KYC with Tello or USMobile. All of my 2FA Mules[1] are USMobile SIMs attached to pseudonyms which were created out of thin air. It helps a lot to run your own mail servers and have a few pseudonym domains that are used for only these p
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by rsync 2y ago
The first thing I do every morning is go for a walk. I don’t want the first thing my body does to be sitting, and I don’t want the first thing my eyes see to be print.
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by rsync 2y ago
Like I said, a good candidate for a "flushing action": https://kozubik.com/items/FlushingAction/ Flood that system with garbage and let's see who gets upset and how they communicate their upset. If
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by rsync 2y ago
“It seems Apple are very passionate about analysing your photos for some reason, regardless if you yourself are.” Isn’t this fragile to pollution from end users? What if we all ran A local Image generator trained on our own photos… But slig
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by rsync 2y ago
Yes - The choice is dictated solely by the pollution. I Can’t comment on the laws in New Zealand, but I live in California, which is, relatively, Progressive with worker protections. The dangers associated with the Trimmer blades are a subs
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by rsync 2y ago
I sympathize but a much, much simpler way to negotiate all of this is a dedicated phone for "official" ID activities. In some ways it is the opposite of a "burner" phone - sort of a quarantined device that only interacts
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by rsync 2y ago
I've spent some time thinking about this and it's a difficult problem for two reasons: First, while we use metal blades on our ranch it's not easy - you need to educate workers on the extra safety issues involved with the bla
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by rsync 2y ago
I am, in a different life, a consumer of compost and I have started looking very carefully at the compost products for sale in the bay area. On the urban consumer side of things I see compost collection bins which cannot possibly be decon
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by rsync 2y ago
What could possibly be better than being sued by Amazon for some nitpicky naming Issue ? That’s the kind of David vs. Goliath publicity one could only dream of …
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by rsync 2y ago
An aside: I, also, was frustrated by the lack of multi-NIC options on NUC sized computers and was pleased to find this vendor: gmktec.com. Many of their NUC-sized computers have dual physical LAN ports.
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by rsync 2y ago
Thanks!
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by rsync 2y ago
How does this mechanism prevent breaking one of the commandments of encryption systems: Thou shalt not sign arbitrary plaintext … if, as you say, a service first gives you something to sign with your private key ? What kind of “phishing”
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by rsync 2y ago
Please allow us to gift you free-forever space at rsync.net to hold/stage this data - possibly in encrypted form - such that you can preserve what you have built. Just email us.
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by rsync 2y ago
You and several of your siblings here are missing the point - this is not about resisting or obfuscating image content or subject or fooling an AI classifier, etc. This imagemagick command is an attempt to remove digital forensic clues
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by rsync 2y ago
magick convert IMG_1111.HEIC -strip -quality 87 -shave 10x10 -resize 91% -attenuate 1.1 +noise Uniform out.jpg This will strip ALL exif metadata, change the quality, shave 10 pixels off each edge just because , resize to xx%, atten
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by rsync 2y ago
"Create a fresh install and manually (!) copy individual files from time machine to your mac.“" This is, and always has been, the only sane answer. If you value your time, energy and sanity you do not upgrade your OS - you wipe it
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by rsync 2y ago
I've given some thought to this ... I privately term it a "legal bat signal". It would not be a phone nor an app - instead, it would be a very distinctive object that would be difficult and expensive to mock up and it would
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by rsync 2y ago
"These firearms, which often are significantly more dangerous than the kinds of firearms normal people can lawfully acquire, have never been used in a crime." This is incorrect. NFA weapons have been used, albeit very rarely in
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by rsync 2y ago
An aside ... Isn't it wonderful that, after all of these years, the pastebin "primitive" is still available and usable ... One could have needed pastebin, used it, then spent a decade not needing it, then returned for an iden
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by rsync 2y ago
No, I I think it’s the opposite. There is some threshold of financial assets after which there is nothing to do but become a bank.
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by rsync 2y ago
"In the US, almost anyone under 45 can get vaccinated." Can you expand on this ? Why can't people over the age of 45 be vaccinated ? Is that restriction "on label" ?
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by rsync 2y ago
Came here to recommend Power, Sex, and Suicide. It is a fascinating book.
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by rsync 2y ago
There is ~1M bacteria in a single drop of seawater. Now multiply that by (the ocean) and multiply the interactions by X billion years. It seems impossible for a symbiosis like this not to have happened . No matter how low the odds are, the

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