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by seanieb 7mo ago
> "Effective immediately, no contractor, supplier, or partner that does business with the United States military may conduct any commercial activity with Anthropic." Does this mean Azure & AWS will have to stop offering Cla
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by seanieb 8mo ago
I edited the post and added this: > In practical terms, this replaces a lot of the awkward machinery behind encrypted systems. End-to-end messaging usually requires long-lived identity keys, recovery phrases, or some form of server-assis
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Agree that the idea of using passkeys for encryption isn’t Moxies or novel, since it’s explicitly in the spec. MaybeI failed to get at what Moxie’s implementation replaces and how that’s novel, and moving the ecosystem forward. I could see
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Passkeys and the Quiet Revolution in Corporate Crypto(conic.al)
1 points by seanieb 8mo ago|3 comments
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Why is e-ink still so expensive?
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Thats not similar in the slightest…
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by seanieb 8mo ago
I believe it is new. I’ve never seen them: - put a upgrade os version under “updates” - then select the upgrade os version instead the current version when there are multiple updates ( os patch, safari or xcode)
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Careful if you're still on MacOS Sequoia, Apple has hidden Tahoe as a default under updates. If you click updated now it automatically upgrade you to Tahoe.
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Not yet. My focus was getting the computer locked. I hope to add that or similar functionality that will remove the disk keys in the future. Right now it looks difficult to implement. There's no instant "purge keys from RAM"
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by seanieb 8mo ago
Built this after the FBI raided a Washington Post reporter's home last month. The search warrant had a section called "Biometric Unlock" giving agents permission to use her face and fingers to get into her devices. On iOS you
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Show HN: PanicLock – macOS has no Touch ID kill switch like iOS, so I built one(github.com)
10 points by seanieb 8mo ago|4 comments
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by seanieb 9mo ago
Dang. I didn’t download it. But when was live it had the deep sound of chopper type motorcycles in the background.
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by seanieb 9mo ago
Sorry. Thats fixed now.
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by seanieb 9mo ago
Yes. Sorry I’d no idea/forgotten it worked that way. Thank you for pointing it out. I’ve updated my settings.
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by seanieb 9mo ago
Anecdotal: uploading a video of original songs with political/protest lyrics will have random background noises added to the audio track, making the songs audio seem amateurish. Edit: here’s a link to an example https://bsk
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by seanieb 9mo ago
The US has had an economic wind at its back for a long time, but there’s perfect storm of debt, trade, inflation and de-dollarization brewing.
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A field guide to sandboxes for AI(luiscardoso.dev)
3 points by seanieb 9mo ago|0 comments
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EU to build no-fee payments service like Visa/Mastercard and Apple/Google Pay(independent.ie)
164 points by seanieb 10mo ago|174 comments
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by seanieb 10mo ago
Judging by the comments Americans still don’t intuitively understand what the rest of the world does. Everyone is trying to create distance from the United States. The US no longer represents the smart deal, it represents risk, risk that co
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by seanieb 10mo ago
Two big names that jump out, the CEO of Signal Meredith Whittaker and Cory Doctorow. They both frequently give thought provoking talks.
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by seanieb 10mo ago
Moxie (Signal Founder) gave a talk about the issues with federation at CCC in 2020, he took a crazy amount of flak for it, a lot of it from the Matrix community. Lots of the issue highlighted are in this post. https://youtu.be&#x
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by seanieb 10mo ago
Yeah, and my docker.com creds don't work.
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by seanieb 11mo ago
- Signal is built in such a way that you do not need to trust the server. They’ve invented several novel encryption protocols beyond the messaging protocol that protects group membership and privacy. - they’re open source and people like me
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by seanieb 11mo ago
Have you admined a Google Apps account and an MS365 account? I'm curious why you think Microsoft is more secure? For me they are completely different, Google is secure by default, Microsoft is not. Do you have "Direct Send"
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by seanieb 11mo ago
Direct Send was my favorite. Direct Send allows devices to send unauthenticated email to internal recipients using your organization’s domain, which can expose you to internal emails for phishing etc. It bypasses user authentication, making
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by seanieb 11mo ago
The economics have changed, and now it's worth their time. It's a priority for economic and political reasons. The Trump Tariffs and the US's policies towards Ukraine, and questionable commitment to NATO highlighted the depen
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by seanieb 11mo ago
A recent analysis of the Trump Tarrifs on the EU concluded that while “some regions and industries could suffer”, for Europe overall the hit may be “limited but not negligible. The EU is quietly investing massively in diversifying away from
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by seanieb 11mo ago
I spent the past year working for a company that relies heavily on Microsoft for email, productivity tools, and identity management. After that experience, I can say with confidence: never again. The support is astonishingly poor, and user
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by seanieb 1y ago
Clearly this is all some sort of mass delusion event, the Amazon Ring status says everything is working. https://status.ring.com/ (Useless service status pages are incredibly annoying)
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by seanieb 1y ago
Tablo TV is perfectly positioned to become TiVo’s successor.

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