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by s3p 3y ago
This also has to be a nightmare for speed. Making two separate tunnels, then browsing the internet through them? Streaming or using virtually anything other than static HTML pages would be a pain.
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm not sure who needs to ask that question. Apple gets critical vulnerability reports and investigates them.
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by s3p 3y ago
It does. The page even recommends lockdown mode as a mitigation for affected parties (people who aren't updated)
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by s3p 3y ago
iMessage or android messages? iMessage is E2E by default, unless one or more parties own multiple apple devices, in which case apple stores an encryption key on iCloud and maintains E2EE connections with every connected Apple device. This c
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're suggesting here.
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by s3p 3y ago
Another issue is group chats. In my middle school (in US), people started planned events / set up hangouts / got to know people better over group chats. The people who didn't have phones were just heard of less often. I think
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by s3p 3y ago
Samsung NVMe and Sabrent Rocket in my opinion. Price goes down every year too, which is a plus.
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by s3p 3y ago
This journalism is incredible. I love when reporters absolutely go in on these companies and expose them for their sloth. > Schultz repeatedly refused to answer any of our questions. Her statement doesn’t even contain an acknowledgment
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm reading about the new technique used in this journal article but I'm not sure if it's really as 'innovative' as the article says. The researchers are asking asking ChatGPT to impersonate political officials and
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by s3p 3y ago
Seeing the article use "X" so confidently throughout as if that is the real name of Twitter annoys me. I know it's true, and that the app is now named X, I just hate it. Twitter will be missed.
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by s3p 3y ago
No, aside from massive deregulation and constant scandal. The Democrats managed to pull off some of the most cunning maneuvers in political history to get their agenda passed. I think Biden's admin learned from the failures of the Obam
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by s3p 3y ago
Yes, very much so. It is also a mass generalization and a complete falsehood when the author makes bold claims like "Gen Z is using AirDrop to cheat". But they seem completely fine with their extremely generous claims.
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by s3p 3y ago
The pis are getting sold either way. See op's comment about publicly available pis getting snatched in seconds? RBP doesn't need a deal with a large corporation to sell off their inventory.
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by s3p 3y ago
Thank you for this. Is 'waste' used in a specific vernacular? I've never heard of someone saying waste instead of vast before.
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by s3p 3y ago
Would like a citation for this. Also, Apple recently deployed e2e encryption for all of iCloud, and this is live even in China.
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by s3p 3y ago
Yes because with iOS you can also RESTORE your entire operating system from that same backup. And if you really want to, you can change the file location so that iTunes backup file sits in a cloud folder.
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by s3p 3y ago
AirDrop? Handoff? Fully encrypted iCloud storage, a first-of-its-kind offering that no other mass market OEM has been able to match? Apple pay leading the market and getting mobile vendors to literally adopt contactless payments for the f
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by s3p 3y ago
Nothing. The iPhone SoC blows every android out of the water. Apple has been dominating mobile performance ever since they went to 64-bit in 2013. That's a decade of leadership in silicon. No android comes close. Not sure what OP is th
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by s3p 3y ago
Except they do? You can get a VPN app that blocks network requests, like 1Blocker. Also AFAIK android doesn't support adblockers?
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by s3p 3y ago
>I am here to tell you, no human wants to talk to your chatbot. Well, I am a human and I most certainly do. I've had great success with Amazon's customer service chatbot, Meta's CS bot, and many others. Sometimes they do h
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by s3p 3y ago
This is not true. Remember iCloud scanning for CSAM? Even though Apple was simply creating a process to do what everyone else (GDrive, OneDrive) was already doing, only with MORE privacy protections, they scrapped the entire thing after sig
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by s3p 3y ago
DirectX. That gave me a laugh. I realized their branding was poor but didn't think about all the practical implications.
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by s3p 3y ago
It's been a while since I saw this one. Pepsi universe, lol.
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by s3p 3y ago
This is not entirely true. What about services that actively want to add people, but just need time to scale up their resources? Then they can add users as they have the capacity to. I signed up on Beeper's waitlist a few months ago
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by s3p 3y ago
Ok but.. ACH
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by s3p 3y ago
Commented this on a submission that was a duplicate of this one, but: When GPT's details were allegedly leaked [0] I read about the mixture of experts and wondered if this explains my recent distaste for GPT. Lately I have been using A
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by s3p 3y ago
Yes. Over the last few months I've noticed increasingly political content from accounts I do not and would not follow. My feed used to be mostly upbeat, a mix of technical posts, lighthearted humor, and the occasional news story. News
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by s3p 3y ago
When GPT's details were allegedly leaked [0] I read about the mixture of experts and wondered if this explains my recent distaste for GPT. Lately I have been using Anthropic's offering (mainly since it is free and has a 100k conte
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by s3p 3y ago
not sure what you are testing but if it is whether people can see this, I sure can :)
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by s3p 3y ago
Do not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Unless you have a well-known, more powerful alternative organization that we can donate to, this is the solution for right now.

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