spacefight

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by spacefight 11y ago
"Also on the bottom is the small microphone used for setting up the Dash." Damn... another microphone in your household capable of recording sounds near that device.
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by spacefight 11y ago
Yes, 5.6 and 6.3 after 7.4. Source: https://twitter.com/USGSBigQuakes
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by spacefight 11y ago
Over VPN - but is that key exchange safe? Is that proprietary crypto system in use at $diplomacy backdoored with a weak RNG?
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by spacefight 11y ago
It's not that easy - I think they would need to ask the US military as a whole to leave.
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by spacefight 11y ago
If that is true, that member of the SWAT team should come forward. Leak this info well documented to the public.
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by spacefight 11y ago
Solar power, local wind turbines, , etc. We need to get off the grid and start working on isolated energy systems.
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by spacefight 11y ago
Good memories. 15y ago I built a social network for our graduation year, 50% signed up ;)
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by spacefight 11y ago
In other news, the sensor is really something. I wonder if it's possible to identify people uniquely with it.
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by spacefight 12y ago
http://store.bq.com/en/ubuntu-edition-e-4-5 No https:// by default. Again, if you market this as towards the nerdy audience: Put _everything_ behind HTTPS. I simply do not want to let others know, what phon
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by spacefight 12y ago
http://www.bq.com/gb/game-ubuntu "Telegram is the most secure way to..." or http://www.bq.com/flexy_templates/game/assets/en/screen-3.pn... If you market your phone toward
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by spacefight 12y ago
Great idea - but with with what verification level? admin@domain.tld email verification?
42.
by spacefight 12y ago
Noise cancelling doesn't work with speech that well. It's way better for steady background noise such as on a small plane if you're the pilot or on a large plane if you're a passenger.
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by spacefight 12y ago
"The attacks against Gemalto only breached its office networks and could not have resulted in a massive theft of SIM encryption keys" That's what they think...
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by spacefight 12y ago
They didn't "buy hours" - they didn't really have a defense line there. They cashed in the day they signed the contract with Lenovo. Someone should sue to see these contracts open in the public.
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by spacefight 12y ago
There is at least one possible solution for the near future: prohibit computer vendor by law to accept money or other compensation for pre-installing _any_ kind of 3rd party software except the bare naked OS. This shit must stop.
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by spacefight 12y ago
Not the past blockchain - but isn't the future blockchain format subject to changes?
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by spacefight 12y ago
Remember Arafat? http://www.cbsnews.com/news/yasser-arafat-probably-poisoned-... That was most probably a "western" nation state at work too.
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by spacefight 12y ago
It's sickening to see what people are able to do to other people.
49.
by spacefight 12y ago
Are you really supposed to look at your customers data?
50.
by spacefight 12y ago
What I really don't get with the new WhatsApp web app and the embedded end-to-end encryption is the following: why on earth are they including 3rd party scripts with DOM access? <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com&#x2F
51.
by spacefight 12y ago
"Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person." http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/
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by spacefight 12y ago
"During the terminal count engineers observed drift on one of the two thrust vector actuators on the second stage that would likely have caused an automatic abort. Engineers called a hold in order to take a closer look. SpaceX is scrub
53.
by spacefight 12y ago
The full quote should read "Hi, I don't think anyone from google is even looking at this since we have no resolution, upgrading of priority or even an acknowledgement response."
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by spacefight 12y ago
"until they offer ISP" https://internet.org/ Also, in some countries such as Germany, WhatsApp serves as a virtual mobile provider. https://gigaom.com/2014/04/08/whatsapp-becomes-a-v
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by spacefight 12y ago
I wondered why the deauth in step 1 works, it sure looks like that's one of the shortcomings in WPA and there is just no workaround - except going with WPA2. http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/20219/p
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by spacefight 12y ago
My point was the subtle difference between automated data clean at end of browsing session and the reported manual action. Nothing else.
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by spacefight 12y ago
That would somehome indicate to me (without having looked at the code), that this has been implemented like this on purpose.
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by spacefight 12y ago
s/is/is only/ And yes, the mp4 version is not just not linked, it's simply not there: http://c3media.vsos.ethz.ch/congress/2014/h264-hd/
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by spacefight 12y ago
They might not have had a serious A-bomb program, but they sure had lots of interesting scientific researchers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip "By 1947 this evacuation operation had netted an est
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by spacefight 12y ago
Would it? Could you elaborate?

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