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by ssklash 2y ago
I disagree that there is a problem to be solved here. If you do not like the reality of digital media and the ability for media to be copied indefinitely, find a different business model, instead of trying to get your preferred restrictions
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FCC to vote to restore net neutrality rules, reversing Trump(reuters.com)
24 points by ssklash 3y ago|0 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
How many security teams have you been on? Definitely ones with less work than I've been on...
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by ssklash 3y ago
I agree it's a threat that is not exactly easy to pull off. But my main issue with is is represents an attack vector that you can do exactly nothing to defend against yourself. If you use other forms of MFA, you are at least in charge.
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by ssklash 3y ago
This is a good example of why SMS 2-factor is far less secure than TOTP or other methods. You do what everyone tells you, add 2-factor to your account, and then some rando at the local T-Mobile store enables SIM swapping for peanuts, and yo
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by ssklash 3y ago
Of course it does. Google is a personal information farming company, who uses that information to help sell targeted advertisements. They are not an email company, or a maps company, or a search engine, or a phone OS maker. The sooner more
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by ssklash 3y ago
Shouldn't the goal be to work as little as possible? Infinite growth in a finite world just makes us all work harder than necessary, and instead of using productivity and efficiency gains to benefit people/workers, they just go to
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by ssklash 3y ago
I don't think we need to call in experts to decide if we need to save swastika graffiti and other hate speech.
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Senator Blumenthal Pretends to Fix KOSA; It's a Lie(techdirt.com)
3 points by ssklash 3y ago|0 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
http://neverssl.com/ is my go-to for this.
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by ssklash 3y ago
> Across every change, Apple is introducing new safeguards that reduce — but don’t eliminate — new risks the DMA poses to EU users. What a line...
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There Is No Piracy Without Ownership(aftermath.site)
3 points by ssklash 3y ago|1 comments
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The Vela Incident: Nuclear Bombs vs. Asteroid Collisions(thecollector.com)
2 points by ssklash 3y ago|0 comments
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An usable and maximally efficient C standard library(github.com)
48 points by ssklash 3y ago|29 comments
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The Real AI Fight(pluralistic.net)
3 points by ssklash 3y ago|0 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
This is effectively a person-in-the-middle attack by Google. I'm sure they say they would never abuse this power, but what I consider abuse is what they consider their core business model. Not to mention what a secret court order could
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by ssklash 3y ago
There you go again, shoehorning in your carefully constructed talking points, without actually addressing any of the topics of the conversation.
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by ssklash 3y ago
It's obvious what you're doing. You probably think you're being subtle, but you're not. The discussion is not about what % of people know about this (well-documented if you simply do a google search) conspiracy theory, n
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by ssklash 3y ago
It's a white supremacist conspiracy theory called the great replacement. He's implying that the Jews are responsible for trying to bring in immigrants in order to dilute and destroy "the white race". He's also using
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by ssklash 3y ago
Seems the free market is doing it's job, but I assume Musk will of course see it differently and start suing right, left, and center.
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Reflecting on 20 years of Patch Tuesday(msrc.microsoft.com)
3 points by ssklash 3y ago|0 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
> But it gets worse. The Supremes' code also omit key definitions found in the codes that bind the lower courts. The most important definition to be cut is for "political organization," which the lower courts define expans
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Red-teaming the SCOTUS code of conduct(pluralistic.net)
2 points by ssklash 3y ago|1 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
They have a handful of Celtic-inspired songs, and tons of blues and blues-rock based ones. If you listen to them only expecting to hear the origins of metal, you're going to be disappointed. If you have an understanding of how heavy mu
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by ssklash 3y ago
Light and shade, as Jimmy Page called it, and very intentionally cultivated in their music.
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by ssklash 3y ago
This was my favorite part, the banality of it. The music they made was so transcendent and impactful, it feels as if it must have been made differently by some super-human geniuses. But all they really did was just kinda screw around until
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by ssklash 3y ago
No, it just means that people from that area cannot handle higher temperatures and humidity. Many parts of the world are not used to higher heat and humidity, and those same places are experiencing both more regularly, so it's quite re
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Chat Control 2.0: EU set to approve end of private messaging, secure encryption(patrick-breyer.de)
131 points by ssklash 3y ago|23 comments
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by ssklash 3y ago
The "won't someone think of my mom" argument. Somehow we get by just fine on x86 with arbitrary software being allowed, but for IOS it's unthinkable?
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by ssklash 3y ago
Hard problems are solved with money and political will. Political will is created with money. Money that is provided by companies who profit massively from the status quo.

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