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ReactOS in 2020 – ReactOS Project(reactos.org)
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by ssklash 6y ago
I feel like you skipped the most compelling reason. I posted it in this thread already, but it's the abhorrent behavior that these companies routinely engage in and the harm they cause, enabled by well-meaning engineers who just want t
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by ssklash 6y ago
"They may hurt you, but even worse, they will make you hurt others. You will be complicit in their ruthlessness. Privacy dragnets, union busting, monopolistic behavior and lobbying, faux-slavery of gig workers in domestic warehouses an
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by ssklash 6y ago
Can't agree more with his recommendation of The Age of Surveillance Capitalism. I hope every Google/FANG employee picks this up and gives it a fair read.
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LVI: Hijacking Transient Execution with Load Value Injection(lviattack.eu)
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Proposal: Association of Security Researchers – Adam Caudill(adamcaudill.com)
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Between Silk and Cyanide is one of my favorite books ever. Highly recommended.
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The Rhino: a bizarre experimental all-terrain vehicle(rarehistoricalphotos.com)
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Feds may target Google's Chrome browser for breakup(politico.com)
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I don't think you can separate the individual from the organization when the organization either fundamentally or in practice is engaged in negative/harmful activities. Policing is broken in the US, and though its original intenti
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by ssklash 6y ago
Absolutely this. Any single instance of cancel culture is an individual exercising their right to free speech and association, as well as the so frequently touted primary method of individuals to voice their opinion within capitalism, votin
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by ssklash 6y ago
I hope all the people who work at Google and Facebook see this and know that this is the goal of their jobs. Not "solving hard problems" or "bringing the world closer together". It's to gather incredibly fine-graine
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I'm a terrorist (and so are you) – Jacques Mattheij (2010)(jacquesmattheij.com)
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Writing system software: code comments(antirez.com)
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The media companies have done an end run around the very foundation of how computers work in an attempt to keep from changing their 20th century business model. All digital data is a copy. It's fundamental to how computers work. That i
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The terms of the AGPL are pretty easy to comply with(drewdevault.com)
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Image “Cloaking” for Personal Privacy: Defeating Facial Recognition(sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu)
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Results available from audit of Mullvad VPN app(mullvad.net)
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Looking back at how Signal works(signal.org)
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No one expects perfection. Obviously. No one said anything about no mistakes. You pulled that out of nowhere. The issue is accountability for those mistakes. Of which there is not enough. Hence the current protests. What incentive do police
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Because it's a hard job that doesn't pay well we should expect mediocrity? And mediocre is probably a good outcome, considering that bad policing often ends in death. Being president or a member of Congress is a hard job, yet we e
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by ssklash 6y ago
Or you could, you know, protest police brutality and misconduct and support police reform. Respect the reality that police are public servants, accountable to us, whose job is to keep us safe, and who have been endowed with great powers to
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by ssklash 6y ago
Absolutely. Want to see a great breakdown? https://np.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/2kaubu/just_a_remi...
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An Appeal to Those on the Center Right Regarding the Protests and Unrest(danielmiessler.com)
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I'm a pentester, you generally don't fix the issues you find so much as provide guidance and references on how it might be done. The defenders/app developers are in a much better position to fix most issues, they generally ei
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I had the same thought. They talked about how for months before the shooter arrived in the US he was a member of AQ, but they seemed to have no idea and welcomed him onto a military base. Maybe it isn't Apple's fault for not revea
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iPhone crypto hid al-Qaida link to naval base shooting, AG fumes(arstechnica.com)
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Law Firm Hackers Claim to Have Dirt on Donald Trump, Up Data Ransom to $42M(variety.com)
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Trinitite: Glass created by the first atomic bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
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Alternatives to PGP(cryptologie.net)
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