samirm

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by samirm 7y ago
Overall good article, but I disagree with this point: >Large systemic issues persist with no ability to tackle them in a large, mobilized, or strategic manner. Federated systems have existed for a while and are only getting more practica
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by samirm 7y ago
>keeps security people focused on externalities instead of getting real traction to effect the design and production of better products and systems. A lot of the times the security people have their hands tied behind their back because
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by samirm 7y ago
> 9.93 bits of identifying information. with this new setting turned on + uBlock Origin + NoScript
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by samirm 7y ago
If you do end up reuploading it, please look into fixing all the typographical issues too. Ty!
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by samirm 7y ago
thank you!
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by samirm 7y ago
The Pixel fingerprints aren't as unique since only the accelerometer is factory calibrated. >In the case of iOS devices, the SensorID includes both the calibration fingerprint of the gyroscope (GyroID) and magnetometer (MagID). In t
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by samirm 7y ago
Is this a reference to something cyberpunky?
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by samirm 7y ago
So? You say that like it's a problem. China being the number 1 economy is inevitable and I, for one, am looking forward to it.
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by samirm 7y ago
This in addition to all the "security" advisories to other countries seems like a move to curb their economic growth more than anything.
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by samirm 7y ago
How does one determine the "normal" levels of distraction/laziness from clinically diagnosable ones? Surely this is a spectrum. How does one determine the threshold? Is this just stats/distribution based? Does it vary fr
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by samirm 7y ago
>So basically the reality of my life is not subject to your opinions. Stop projecting your value system onto other people's lives. how ironic
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by samirm 7y ago
As long as AV1 works without js, sure.
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by samirm 7y ago
regardless of what "definition" of theory I used, the post is still without conclusion. It started off somewhere and then never made a point.
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by samirm 7y ago
What's the theory? So far you just stated a premise...
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by samirm 7y ago
You couldn't sound more pretentious if you tried
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by samirm 7y ago
Maybe that's the point. Wildcards sometimes succeed just like that.
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by samirm 7y ago
source please?
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by samirm 7y ago
Just because it's a meme, doesn't mean it isn't at least somewhat true.
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by samirm 7y ago
Is this assuming you have GPS on all the time or are you saying they're actively tracking everyone's locations using other means as well?
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by samirm 7y ago
No it's not. Career =/= life.
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by samirm 7y ago
In the pro-usa way.
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by samirm 7y ago
I think the reference was to the function names.
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by samirm 7y ago
Destin's bias and hypocrisy makes it hard to watch his videos.
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by samirm 8y ago
sounds like a personal problem
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by samirm 8y ago
There's things like https://www.nycmesh.net/ , https://tomesh.net/ and a bunch of others I can't find right now.
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by samirm 8y ago
Yeah I know, I'm just expressing my desire that it would. It's nice, clean, simple and nowhere near as "bloaty" (for lack of a better word) as normal FF on android. I use it as my default browser on my phone, but (for so
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by samirm 8y ago
I just wish FF Focus would let you sync your browsing history :(
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by samirm 8y ago
perhaps you're projecting and just smell what you want to smell?
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by samirm 8y ago
scissors does
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by samirm 8y ago
Paper ballots aren't scalable or transparent. Open source hardware and software can be audited by anyone and every one and can be formally verifiable.

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