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by tamimio 9mo ago
> on tech companies to resist similar subpoenas in the future from DHS without court intervention. Haha nice one, these tech companies are willing to have a deal with devil to get those lucrative Gov contracts, and since it’s the the wil
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by tamimio 9mo ago
What’s better than Hilux is the Land Cruiser 70 or 75 series, more reliable and bigger payload. That being said, you can never go wrong with Toyota, reliable yet simple, if you open the Hilux engine hood you can literally see your feet thro
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by tamimio 9mo ago
It depends, do you have the time to maintain few things, or sometimes more than “few things”? Do you have the skills or at least willing to learn? Are you willing to deal with some basic contingency planning in case some stuff goes wrong? W
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Nice journey, keep digging! Just one suggestion, I would put the lab network on a separate vlan and access it through a VPN (or tailscale, netbird, etc.) that way you don’t bother with any security risk and only you can access it once you a
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> Wero lets users send money using just a phone number Of course, what could go wrong!! Unbelievable, a chance to make a whole new standard, new system, new everything, but yet we still have the need to tie it to ancient protocols, only
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> Mr Culleton said he would like Taoiseach Micheál Martin to mention his case to President Donald Trump when he visits the Oval Office next month. Wow, so basically a banana republic, any matter should be resolved by one person, literall
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> ICE is now utilizing advanced social media monitoring to perform “sentiment analysis.” By scraping TikTok and other platforms, they can monitor the emotional and political temperature of entire geographic areas, identifying resistance
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by tamimio 9mo ago
The real issue that a lot of people keep forgetting or ignoring is monetization. This alone is responsible for at least 80% of the damage we have in nowadays internet, not just social media. YouTube channels, Twitter accounts, Twitch stream
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by tamimio 9mo ago
That’s the real reason behind the push of digital ID. Any other reason you hear is just a straight up lie.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Yeah I have some videos of these drivers in action, I think the sensors are as assistance and but not the whole story, so yeah there’s models lidars etc etc but human factor is there, unfortunately this means we should see soon many cobitic
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by tamimio 9mo ago
>I like law and order When it benefits me. This guy gives all villain vibes you see in futuristic movies, funny how he resembles a young version of “Fletcher” in minority report movie, a movie about mass surveillance to provide a “safer
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Yeah I would love to see a new professional application based on Matrix, Element is buggy, other apps lacking too.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Year 2027: beep boop beep boop, scan your implanted rfid digital ID chip to authenticate: - your social media consumption and any post you make - your app installations - registering a new account or keeping an already existing one - drivin
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I hope this is a satire post..
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I hate social media and never used it, and I am in favor to ban it entirely, however, we all know this is not about “protecting the children!!!”, but the old school government’s way for more monitor and control.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I was talking about something similar with a friend before, I told him internet made people lazier, automation made people weaker, and AI apparently will make people more stupid. Probably in 10y from now, it will be a flex if someone is bui
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by tamimio 9mo ago
The keyword here is monetization, it’s what ruined social media, among many other entertainment industries. If we somehow managed to ban monetization through social media or internet, you will notice how it will reset back to ol’ fun days.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Nope, any modern modem have gnss builtin, even if you buy say quectel modem now you will have that included and how you can access the location through AT commands. Bottom line: anything that connects to operators tower should be assumed it
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I don’t think this is news to any one, even none technical people are aware of this. And it goes beyond that, gov also buy location data used by other apps like dating apps or religion apps, among others.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
That’s what first came to my mind, the multiple integrations and cascaded connections probably will introduce multiple attack vectors. But, what’s the hype with motlbot anyway? I can just open any AI app and ask whatever, especially moltbot
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Just an update on this, it turned out my watch also adds an offset hence the wrong time, just remove the site offset and it works flawlessly!
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Very impressive, I just tried it, the first time it worked but synced the wrong time, despite the device time is correct, the browser (preview part) had the wrong time however. I tried to offset the time and sync it again, the watch is dete
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Yeah, except Canada really sucks for innovation and startups. Canada's [[[insert any sector here]]] is basically controlled by 2-3 companies that will either kill your idea before it happens, or you must get their “blessing” to penetra
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Yes, even some attackers I noticed they excluded all custom domains from their dumps to avoid alerting individuals before they sell it. It’s why it’s better to have a fully unique email, preferably masked one (not custom domains) as some em
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I wonder what changes they made to the firmware, as the first generation you could “fix” it so it doesn’t notify people nearby.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
A lot of email services that provide the aliasing feature have seamless integration with password managers, so when you sign up you generate a unique email and password on the fly, and it get saved in the manager.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Loved it, thanks for sharing it!
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by tamimio 9mo ago
It should be a standard practice to have a unique email and password for every service you use out there, plus the usual like 2FA. I have been doing this for years and never had any issue, but also you can tell if the service got compromise
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Interesting, not too useful as I doubt most of the readers here have that Xray machine. I remember years ago I had similar issue, I got one of those FTDI USB cable to interfere with a drone payload, and it was simpler to just plug in the US
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Thier spam filter is really great, probably only one time they flagged a legit email as a spam. On the other hand, the email I have that uses fastmail never ended in someone’s spam.

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