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by sleavey 5y ago
Except 15 minutes before/after those lineups everyone was/is crammed together in the legally allowed minimum space on board the plane?
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by sleavey 5y ago
I'd wager the problem with ivermectin and other treatments is that Trump mentioned them. I can't stand the guy, but I also can't stand the Sith attitude that you either take a stand 100% against anything he says or 100% in fa
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by sleavey 5y ago
Do you want to first find that out when you're under duress? Sensible defaults matter.
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by sleavey 5y ago
Seems like this should be baked in to the module. There don't seem to be any circumstances where you would want stdout/stderr from duress.d scripts to appear.
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by sleavey 5y ago
The Hello World example shows echoing to stdout from the duress script. Seems like a bad idea. I don't want to get beaten or shot when some rm -rf fails with an I/O error, alerting the attacker to what's going on. It seems li
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by sleavey 5y ago
> The only way would be to wear N95+ masks yourself. And properly. Almost no one wears one properly, because it requires training, correct sizing and e.g. to be shaved. Mandating that everyone wears masks without training people is lunac
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by sleavey 5y ago
Are we really going to continue to break the paradigm that GET requests should be idempotent to save people an extra click or Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V? Standards matter. In this case Google are doing something that should be allowed, but being cri
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by sleavey 5y ago
This is the correct answer. Just because the norm is to embed verification hashes in URLs to be clicked, doesn't mean it's the right way for it to be done. Why not send a short random code by email for the user to then copy into t
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by sleavey 5y ago
If you wanted DRM keys, couldn't you just patch memfd_secret() to remove its security features, let the program use it, then have a look at the assigned memory?
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by sleavey 5y ago
> The whole NIF building has the ability to switch modes between classified and unclassified. Interesting, can you explain this more? What gets hidden?
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by sleavey 5y ago
> I don't want to go through line by line here because I truly feel like you're not thinking this whole thing through. Can we have some more respect for each other? It's a basic premise in the UK parliament, and I would wa
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by sleavey 5y ago
Thanks, [2] is interesting. Sadly lacking much information on the transmissibility of the delta variant, which is the dominant strain in most (?) western countries. Such information would tell us whether achieving herd immunity without dire
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by sleavey 5y ago
> You aren’t even comparing the same situations. We've gotten quite far from the original point; I'll reply once more but probably not again on this branch because we seem to have a fundamental disagreement over whether governm
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by sleavey 5y ago
I don't doubt the vaccines are effective at reducing negative effects on the vaccinated individual. Nothing in my comment above was intended to imply that. The specific point I was trying to make is that there is conflicting evidence t
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by sleavey 5y ago
I think if you re-read my comment you'll see that I was specifically making a point about reduction in transmission in vaccinated vs unvaccinated individuals, not efficacy. Re-reading it myself, I see that might not have been 100% clea
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by sleavey 5y ago
I did mention in my comment above that children of smokers don't have a choice being around second hand smoke. Yet most governments consider the harm to the health of the child to be less critical than the smoker's individual free
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by sleavey 5y ago
Do we apply this thinking to any other public health threats? Smoking for example, particularly for those forced to be around smokers like their children? I'm curious to hear the arguments for why this virus needs to be treated differe
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by sleavey 5y ago
I'm not an expert in this field but I am a scientist and have been looking at the various data released on this point, because it's foundational to the reasoning behind the push for universal vaccination using unapproved drugs. I
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by sleavey 5y ago
Thanks! Reading your site now. Is support for using native wireguard and OpenVPN clients considered first class alongside the Mullvad app? And any restrictions accessing geoblocked streaming content (both from your side and providers'
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by sleavey 5y ago
That sounds excellent. Is that even legal for them to do though? Aren't there "know your customer" laws all over the world now?
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by sleavey 5y ago
This article talks about non-English Wikipedia sites, but it's worth noting that the co-founder of Wikipedia (the other one, not Jimmy Wales) no longer trusts the English site either. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by sleavey 5y ago
> Google rightly defaults to Arabic if you're not logged in How about Google uses the user agent's language setting sent in the header? This frustrates me to no end living in Germany using an English language browser.
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by sleavey 5y ago
I think the wreck in the Thames estuary is of genuine concern to the prospect of building a new airport for London on reclaimed land there. The ship would need to be dealt with before building the airport, which surely would require explodi
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by sleavey 5y ago
Good idea.
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by sleavey 5y ago
I just open the DOM editor and remove the popover if it takes more than a second to find the reject all button.
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by sleavey 5y ago
I agree this is incredibly annoying, and usually leads me to just close the tab rather than try to get past it. Their loss. Obviously you can't do this for food stamps, so when it is necessary to get past one I keep a burner Firefox pr
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by sleavey 5y ago
Good to know, thanks! I plan to reinstall LineageOS since I stupidly relocked my bootloader last time and can't upgrade without wiping the phone. I'll try out microG this time!
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by sleavey 5y ago
The annoying thing about unlocking or relocking the bootloader is that it wipes your phone. Unless you're paranoid that someone can give you a rootkit while you're not looking, as long as you use full device encryption then leavin
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by sleavey 5y ago
Does WhatsApp still work? I care about privacy and degoogling but I'm not yet quite ready to abandon my social network over it. Currently I use lineageos with the micro Google apps bundle which provides the real Play Store services and
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by sleavey 5y ago
I think they meant that when they ran Google's automatic import tool it reinstalled all the forcefully installed Google apps from the old phone. The difference with lineageos though is that you can uninstall them afterwards.

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