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skoskie
5y ago
Has a certain “damned if you do, damned if you don’t” vibe. There are pros and cons to both.
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skoskie
5y ago
No it does not.
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skoskie
5y ago
So much tastier too.
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skoskie
5y ago
That is not wise. You do have to take a lie detector test, and they are actually good at reading the results.
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skoskie
5y ago
Here’s a different picture. Put in your 20y at NSA right out of school. Get retirement benefits, and then move to the private sector, where they pay a premium for NSA experience. Or, do contract work for NSA since you already have clearance
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skoskie
5y ago
That's really good point I hadn't considered. I'll bet you're right.
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skoskie
5y ago
It's less about scanning (they were already doing that on their side) and more about keys. Before, there were two keys. The one on your device, and one for accessing the data on their servers. Apple could be compelled to decrypt that d
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skoskie
5y ago
If I were permitted to put something on your server that could put you in legal jeopardy, wouldn't you want to know what I'm putting on your server?
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skoskie
5y ago
Regarding Apple scanning images, you actually gain more privacy than you have now. Way more. But the near-universal dislike of this initiative leads me to believe people do not understand either a) the current way in which Apple handles ima
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skoskie
5y ago
Doing so would sacrifice privacy. I'll take the hit on my battery.
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skoskie
5y ago
According to Apple, 1/1 Trillion chance of a false report per year. So the chance for a single photo to be incorrectly matched is much higher. But by setting a threshold at ~30 images before triggering a manual review, they get the o
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skoskie
5y ago
I use Logitech’s software on three macs, and my honest evaluation is that it gets the job done, but just barely. Key cons: - Yes, it asks for a firewall rule, which I simply deny with no negative consequences. Still, it’s concerning that it
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skoskie
5y ago
You ever been in a car with a driver’s seat that has way too many options, so you can never really get the right position? That’s why I’ve never tried Steermouse. I’m afraid I’ll spend all my time trying to get all the settings right and co
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skoskie
5y ago
If you authored a book in which you just trashed a particular subject, I would read it.
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skoskie
5y ago
That’s the best synopsis of the cache options I’ve ever read. It’s one of those things I have to pull documentation on every time I use it, but the way you just explained it makes so much sense that I might just memorize it now. Edit: And n
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skoskie
5y ago
Props for the source AND page number. I’ve read it before but hadn’t recalled that detail about the randomized layout. TIL!
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skoskie
5y ago
> Don't you think you are too enthusiastic saying 3D facial authentication cannot be fooled? That is not what was said. The commenter stated that THIS 2D GAN method has no chance against FaceID, and if you understand the way FaceID
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skoskie
5y ago
This is such a welcome improvement, especially as we continue to make projects modular and component based.
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skoskie
5y ago
What a mess. The fact that SASS is the defacto choice over LESS feels like VHS beating BetaMax all over again. @extends doesn’t work as you’d expect if you come from a traditional programming language. Setting default values and overrides i
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skoskie
5y ago
The author suggests paying for reviews as a possible reason for the stores being down, but the reason remains unknown.
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skoskie
5y ago
> The discovered vulnerabilities affect all modern security protocols of Wi-Fi, including the latest WPA3 specification. Even the original security protocol of Wi-Fi, called WEP, is affected. Saved you a click.
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skoskie
5y ago
I don’t think showing file extensions is a secret setting. But I’ll definitely check out the app.
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skoskie
6y ago
Wait till you see the original homepod.
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skoskie
6y ago
Hey devs! The article indicates jetbrains software might be compromised.
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skoskie
6y ago
I think you nailed it, but I want to reframe it just a little. There have always been limitations on free speech, especially when it presents a danger to others. That’s exactly what the talking heads are doing, and their speech absolutely s
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skoskie
6y ago
A python library. Just saving people a click.
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skoskie
6y ago
And it would be silly to assume a species capable of interplanetary space travel would not use rivets.
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skoskie
6y ago
Favorited ... ensuring I’ll never get back to it again.
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skoskie
6y ago
Meanwhile, I can feel an outside gust of cold wind from the middle of my home. I don’t begin to know where to start.
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skoskie
6y ago
If your going this route, there is also https://www.bookstackapp.com which sits on top of Laravel, is open source, self-hosted, and free. Just sharing.
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