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by testvox 7y ago
That seems pretty possible though, if SS7 is the only issue then providers of 2factor SMS auth should just have a number on each network and when a 2factor request comes in they should determine what network its being sent to and then actua
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by testvox 7y ago
As long as you are warned that you are being recorded then the law considers you to have given consent if you decide to continue to talk. This is why all the home devices make a loud sound that you cannot disable before they begin recording
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by testvox 7y ago
Know that even in all party consent states, if you continue talking after being made aware that the conversation is being recorded implies consent. This is why devices like google home are legal, they make a loud warning sound before they b
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by testvox 7y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel
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by testvox 7y ago
That site is wrong, lock picking tools in all those States are still legal to possess for non-criminal purposes same as all the other states. They just consider possession of such tools to be prima facie evidence that you have criminal inte
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by testvox 7y ago
Most people do not live in houses that I would call "secure systems". The reason locks in residential homes are not that sophisticated is because it's not worth the cost to make them secure when there is still going to be a g
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by testvox 7y ago
Yeah, SQL in applications that need to be performant and responsive is a huge pain and I have found it to not be worth the effort. If you don't need performance or responsiveness though you can save a lot of effort except in very simpl
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by testvox 7y ago
Not only is ReactOS getting a lot of coverage it otherwise would not have, but the core claim seems to be that ReactOS is actually such a good re-implementation of Windows that actual Windows engineers think it couldn't have been accom
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by testvox 7y ago
I like https://scoop.sh/ scoop install youtube-dl
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by testvox 7y ago
In California it would not be illegal so long as all parties were warned they were being recorded, but what he describes is illegal unless they are in a one party consent state. > (a) A person who, intentionally and without the consent
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by testvox 7y ago
They are probably not an all-purpose public figure, depending on the particular facts they could end up being considered a limited-purpose public figure. But even private figures must prove at least negligence to have a successful defamatio
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by testvox 7y ago
Yeah in general if the untrue statement was made without at least negligence then it will be protected. > Statements made in a good faith and reasonable belief that they were true are generally treated the same as true statements; howeve
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by testvox 7y ago
No, most countries will not allow their courts to assert original jurisdiction for torts or crimes committed in other countries by foreign actors. The US has more exceptions to this then most other countries, for instance the controversial
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by testvox 7y ago
Also reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senior_status
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by testvox 7y ago
USPS was never privatized. It was reorganized as an independent agency. > The USPS is often mistaken for a government-owned corporation (e.g., Amtrak) because it operates much like a business. It is, however, an "establishment of th
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by testvox 7y ago
You could easily calculate such a stat from here. Microsoft Apple and Google are all in the top 5, with IBM and Oracle being the other two. Adobe used to be on top but with the death of flash they have been slipping. I checked out the brea
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by testvox 7y ago
Spills happen all the time, and if they are not cleaned up promptly they create a liability for the store. People (old people especially) can be seriously injured or even killed by slipping on spills. That could cost a store millions of dol
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by testvox 7y ago
Their response won't be to pass a robocalling law, it will be to send the police to your house to arrest you for harassment which is already illegal.
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by testvox 7y ago
No, the app can continue to use third party push notifications if the OS allows it to.
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by testvox 7y ago
In the US the difference is that jails house people before trial and for misdemeanor sentences (generally less than one year) and prisons are for felony sentences (generally greater than one year).
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by testvox 7y ago
Doesn't electron include the nodejs runtime as well?
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by testvox 7y ago
Federal law requires that labs retain the results of genetic testing for a minimum of 10 years. > Reports of genetic testing must be retained for at least 10 years. Electronic records are acceptable. Specific regulations for specimen ret
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by testvox 7y ago
I'm not sure of your claim that the Catholic Church is the oldest existing organization as that is a pretty broad term. For instance this Church is older, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Orthodox_Church_of_Jeru
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by testvox 7y ago
But those things can be done without putting sensitive information on the internet. Crypto currency transactions can keep everything sensitive off the network. A one way airgap is indeed all you need (your device should be able to push data
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by testvox 7y ago
Because they don't own the company... You say they have the most to lose, but I would say the investors who put 100s of millions of dollars into the company have more.
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by testvox 7y ago
But then again brushing with fluoridated toothpaste is one of the few dental interventions with good evidence supporting it's effectiveness (unlike flossing for instance).
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by testvox 7y ago
I thought Yubikeys and other hardware keys were best practice?
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by testvox 7y ago
In fact the supposed perpetrator confessed after he met at least one of the 5 in prison. I say supposed as he was never actually convicted of the crime.
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by testvox 7y ago
Your phone company can actually record your conversations so long as they ensure all parties to the conversation are aware they are doing so.
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by testvox 7y ago
Also Hubble was pretty much a derivative design of existing spy satellites, just fit with some different lenses and pointed in a different direction.

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