shaky-carrousel

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by shaky-carrousel 15d ago
No, I'm asking for what LUKS has done for two decades. Keyslots are alternatives, not requirements, so a TPM slot and a passphrase slot coexist and either one alone unwraps the master key. BitLocker does the same with key protectors. E
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by shaky-carrousel 15d ago
I never assumed that my chosen password was the only input to the key derivation. Just that my chosen password is at least one of the inputs to the key derivation. LUKS has been around for quite a while.
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by shaky-carrousel 15d ago
As a general rule, I expect a file on an encrypted disk to be encrypted with a key derived from a password I provide.
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by shaky-carrousel 17d ago
Not long ago it'd have been corporate suicide being caught massively torrenting pirated media. Yet here we are.
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by shaky-carrousel 22d ago
§ 823 Abs. 1 BGB, the general tort provision. It runs on negligence, so intent doesn't matter, and turning someone's wiki into an agent message board with 15,000 unwanted edits is a straightforward Verkehrssicherungspflicht breach
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
That's weird because I keep all my apps to the latest version and still that's the version Google serves to me as the latest. Must be a regional thing.
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
This is the PayPal version I have installed that works: Version 8.107.0 com.paypal.android.p2pmobile
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
It works here. Running in a work profile, no contactless payments. Play Integrity API: Not blocked Hardened memory allocator: Enabled Memory tagging: Enabled Extended virtual address space: Enabled Secure app spawning: Enabled Native code d
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
And Google owes 20 decillion dollars to the Russian government. Who cares either way.
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
Or better, a blink tag that switches between HDR and non HDR text.
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
I have a GrapheneOS phone and I pay with Curve.
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
Because lice are also living creatures. And I have no empathy for them, and hopefully never will.
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by shaky-carrousel 1mo ago
And sometimes the unscrupulous third party decides to build a browser and take over the market via forcing hardware vendors to bundle it with their OS. Like Google.
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
It would have been nicer if the examples wouldn't have been digitally altered to exaggerate the results. For instance, the center of the third photo has been intentionally blurred in the "standard photo" version. The fact tha
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
The issue with AI datacenters was never about water. Water is an easily dismissable strawman that sloppers love to bring on. The real issue with AI datacenters is the huge amounts of wasted energy, after decades of energy efficiency efforts
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
> Earlier this year, Andrew, who works for an Australian company that sells AI products to businesses... What a coincidence...
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
There's an open source app: https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.davidv.motionsickness
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
Any reasonably big project uses docker because it's a very simple way to have the exact environment in both production and in dev. Also it is helpful for keeping things isolated. In all projects I've worked for the las ten years f
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
You should also clarify that you pulled your statements out of your butt to look edgy. Everyone in every team I worked for the last ten years use docker. Docker is old tech. If you and your cavemen devs ignore what it is, that's your p
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by shaky-carrousel 2mo ago
Most programmers use docker or don't install extensions unapproved by their company.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
Being concussed should count as not being fully aware. And making someone pay something that he was made to accept while not fully aware should be denounced as a scam.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
Yes, I'm picking my phone over them. And that's fine. I need my own time too.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
It won't be good, as the definition of what's a crime and what is not changes due to political reasons (read corruption).
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
There was a study that people using the keyboard instead of the mouse felt they were working faster but in fact they were working slower. A perception thing. Users were more engaged when using a keyboard.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
That's because the US and Europe count heat-related deaths differently. In the US they count deaths caused by heat. In Europe they count deaths worsened by heat.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
> Google Home used to be one of my favourite gadgets. > Not because it was smart. > Because it was useful. I was half expecting "and that's bold" after that.
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by shaky-carrousel 3mo ago
Ten years ago, most people would have said cold fusion was impossible... and still is.
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by shaky-carrousel 4mo ago
A nerfed model is a useless model which makes the moat shallower, not deeper.
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by shaky-carrousel 4mo ago
Seeing how abysmally bad is Apple with all AI related, they are doing us Europeans a favor by having Americans as alpha testers.
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by shaky-carrousel 4mo ago
That's "because they said so" but with more words. Sorry, but a pretty blog post is not proof enough.

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