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by sbuk 3y ago
If you're interested, see https://hn.algolia.com/?dateEnd=1388534400&dateRange=custom&... Ironically, back in 2012 I remember people were expressing their distaste for the skeuomorphic design of iOS and macOS.
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by sbuk 3y ago
There are plenty of posts in this thread that are misrepresenting the technology, in a few cases deliberately. If you feel strongly enough to comment, you owe it to yourself and the discussion to go to the source and understand what it&#x27
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by sbuk 3y ago
Steven Soderbergh an awful lot on an iPhone. He's made at least two movies with them. I'd argue that he is a 'pro'. https://www.indiewire.com/features/general/steven-soderbergh...
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by sbuk 3y ago
Sorry, but that is a weak argument. Individually, people have to take responsibility for their security. The tools exist and are simple to use.
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by sbuk 3y ago
Beware of spreading FUD. Password managers like 1Password sync the data locally. If they are offline, for whatever reason, you can still access the passwords locally. You can easily test this by disabling networking on your device and acces
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by sbuk 3y ago
Legacy contact https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT212360 Account recovery contact https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT212513
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by sbuk 3y ago
Not wanting to use biometrics directly for over-the-web authentication is one thing. Not taking the time to understand the technology being employed by Passkeys is entirely another. That’s your fault.
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by sbuk 3y ago
Legacy contacts. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT212360
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by sbuk 3y ago
Please think. The biometric data is on-device. This is, in very simplistic terms, public key cryptography where the private key is locked to a device. How that device is authenticated is immaterial to passkey authentication to another servi
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by sbuk 3y ago
You only use your passkey when logging in to your email account if you use a web-based client exclusivley.
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by sbuk 3y ago
How does that work if you can register multiple different keys using different devices from different vendors on an account? Edit: I took the last sentence out, it was childish on my part.
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by sbuk 3y ago
I swear the trackpad on my work-issued one takes 5 minutes to warm up before it is useable. It is quite possibly the worst laptop I've ever owned, and I've had a Vostro and a 2018 Macbook with the dodgy keyboards.
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by sbuk 3y ago
Not no tools, commercially available tools; see https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2023/1542/oj § 38. "A portable battery should be considered to be removable by the end-user when it can be removed
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by sbuk 3y ago
State-sanctioned murder is still murder, whichever way you cut it. It is an interesting intellectual thought experiment, but I'll leave it at that.
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You're right, there is no undo button for unnecessary prison time. However, given the choice, I'm sure the innocent people that were essentially murdered by the state would have preferred the option or time and compensation. The d
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by sbuk 3y ago
Depends on what you mean by builtin. The one in settings? No. pf does, however, allow you to do this. Murus is what you need if you want/need a frontend for pf.
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by sbuk 3y ago
This is a very good point. Didn't the EU just gleefully wave through the Microsoft/Activision sale?
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None of those indicates whether a device is a general-purpose computer.
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The vendor abuse you mention involved threats around supplying Navigator pre-installed.
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They absolutely did. The whole antitrust case revolved around Microsoft threatening OEMs to terminate their reseller agreements if they sold the machines with Netscape Navigator pre-installed. It is the literal definition of monopoly abuse!
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by sbuk 3y ago
Who decided the iPhone is a general-purpose computing device?
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by sbuk 3y ago
It depends. Are the state attempting to cover it up? Is it to the same extent as what has happened in the Catholic Church? Are they offering the protagonists protection and sanctuary? Either way, I’m sure we can all agree that the measures
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by sbuk 3y ago
May be the Catholic investment firm should sort out their own back yard before making demands of any other entity...
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by sbuk 3y ago
She is also the vector drawn face from the old CorelDraw marketing. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/791226228268901432/
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It is fantastical, and this is by design. I've visited many places described in the Bible; I know it's somewhat grounded in fact. But much like other historical literature, it isn't a completely reliable historical document
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by sbuk 3y ago
If this post is misinformation, which you are asking for evidence of, why don't you refute it, as the article suggests? I disagree that the Bible is misinformation now; it's historical literature - a very long novel, much like o
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by sbuk 3y ago
'Modern tools vs. GNU coreutils on the Unix and Unix-like command line' would be more apt (no pun intended). Remember, GNU is Not Unix...
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AppDynamics isn't SIEM. If anything, this looks like an opportunity to upsell to AppDynamics customers.
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by sbuk 3y ago
Humio is also promising, however they've been acquired by CrowdStrike, who aren't know for low prices!
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by sbuk 3y ago
What is your stance on government backdoors in encryption?

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