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by shitter 2y ago
> However any agent based system exposing an arbitrary API is suddenly a much bigger attack and risk surface area than the well trod (and still fraught) path of emulating a terminal over ssh. I can see how this increases local (to the re
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by shitter 2y ago
It works on my Mac and Linux box!
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by shitter 2y ago
echo "Phyllis Fong, who was investigating Elon Musk's brain implant startup Neuralink, "forcefully removed from office" after refusing termination order" | sed -E "s/Phyllis Fong, who was investigatin
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by shitter 2y ago
This is mitigated if your initramfs + kernel are measured into the TPM, right? Edit: never mind, I think it's still vulnerable.
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by shitter 2y ago
As a minority in the US, I experienced little to no overt racism from 2014 to the present, following years of derogatory comments and unsolicited "jokes" about my ethnicity from people who weren't fundamentally racist but sti
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by shitter 2y ago
Answering that on HN is the final operational security failure listed in the article.
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by shitter 2y ago
Yes, it's no more "un-agentic" than the fact that trauma can be transferred psychologically during one's upbringing. Is there any evidence that this kind of trauma is trivial to overcome compared to the kind that's
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by shitter 2y ago
> In men, graying first occurs in the temples and sideburns. It spreads to the vertex and rest of the scalp involving the occiput the last. My graying started when I was 15 and first appeared as a single silver strand at the center of my
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by shitter 2y ago
What is that exception?
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by shitter 2y ago
It used good sources but appeared not to extract the information correctly. Repeating the same query in the same chat session gave me an accurate answer.
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by shitter 2y ago
I asked it the current weather in my area and the temperature was off by 23 degrees F.
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by shitter 2y ago
There's https://spacehey.com/ for that.
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The Urban Nomad: Portable, Mobile, Compact Lifestyle(lunahelia.com)
5 points by shitter 2y ago|3 comments
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by shitter 2y ago
And they tell me my health anxiety is "irrational".
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by shitter 2y ago
I think this is it for me. Since I was a kid, I’ve always gotten lost in thought when walking around and don’t readily absorb my surroundings as a result. Even when I actively try to do so, it’s still hard to navigate because my brain isn’
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by shitter 3y ago
That's more to do with the E2EE implementation than how it was deployed... Cryptocat did a lot of things wrong other than using crypto in the browser.
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by shitter 3y ago
Indeed, Manifest V3 disallows remotely hosted scripts entirely: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/develop/migrate...
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by shitter 3y ago
It seems like using a browser extension instead of a website gets you most of the way there: - Extensions are signed with a developer key - You can be pretty sure any code changes pushed out to one user are pushed out to everyone - You bene
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by shitter 3y ago
> First of all, if you have no free will, then it doesn't matter how you live, or want to live, or try to live, because you aren't in control. Right off the bat we can stop reading. But more than that, this suggests that you ca
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Robert Sapolsky Is Wrong(quillette.com)
2 points by shitter 3y ago|0 comments
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by shitter 3y ago
That cannot be a serious proposal. These attacks can and do happen, and it's in our interest to design systems that make them as hard as possible. I'll take "nightmarish complexity" that puts these attacks outside of the
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by shitter 3y ago
I don't think it's a worse choice. Either way, you're screwed with physical access. At least with TPM, the attack requires more sophistication.
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by shitter 3y ago
Tampering with the bootloader is game over. And what, are you keeping this other bootloader medium on your person and in your sight at all times? It's never ever unattended?
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by shitter 3y ago
Windows, Linux, OpenBSD - it doesn't matter. Without a TPM you're vulnerable to trivial attacks (Evil Maid), far easier than the one in this article.
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by shitter 4y ago
Yes, but I don't see why everyone is acting like Tinder is the only choice. There are other apps that seem to work differently and better. I used Tinder for close to a year and had an experience close to what you're describing. I
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by shitter 4y ago
Personally, no.