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by threshold 5y ago
This technology could have led to the arrests of hardcore criminals and spared some poor children a very difficult life. Well now we know where this generations priorities and values stand.
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by threshold 5y ago
I think they have no business taking tax from the people to renovate their many luxurious lavish homes. 70 million pounds buys a whole lot of vaccine. There’s a body count to this action. Could they be any more corrupt? I also think prince
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by threshold 5y ago
Let’s have fun with this. Get a copy of the barcode or trigger and we can print it on a cheap line of clothing. Tshirts hats whatever
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by threshold 5y ago
What indication? Basic common sense tells you it has to be backdoored. Look at what it is, what it does, who’s making it and who do they serve? It’s closed hardware for a reason. That chip is so backdoored I’ll wager the backdoors have back
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Royal family bill UK taxpayers $70M during a pandemic to pay for renovations(statista.com)
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by threshold 5y ago
The most useless information I’ve ever read. The monarchy work hard to produce this image of relevance. It’s not real. They’re just celebrities. During this pandemic they’ve been milking the UK taxpayer $70M/yr https://www.s
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by threshold 5y ago
The firmware for the Titan M HSM is open source but the RTL is closed, secret, proprietary, and even if it was open you’d still need to decap the IC to verify they fabbed the design faithfully, which exactly nobody can do, but I digress. Th
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by threshold 5y ago
“Privacy Protection: No Tracking, No Google” - but the remote attestation and secure boot are based on Titan M: Google designed silicon. So do you trust Google or don’t you? Because they built the phone, and wrote the software, and designed
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by threshold 5y ago
A great deal of effort is being taken to dissuade people from RSA4096 and PGP. But we do know from the Snowden leaks that system is(was) secure against the NSA if properly implemented. "This destroys the RSA cryptosystem" no doubt
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by threshold 5y ago
Wrong. The past is not the future. The future is the future. Facebook is Facebook, AOL was AOL.
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by threshold 5y ago
Is having perfect privacy worth turning a blind eye to the organized mass rape of children? That’s the choice, no exaggeration. Considering there’s nearly 8 billion alive, there must be a whole lot of activity at this exact moment. I wonder
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by threshold 5y ago
Such luddite nonsense. VR/AR is a fantastic emerging technology and Facebook are working hard to make it a rich accessible experience for the masses. My $300 Oculus Quest 2 entertains me every day and makes my life better.
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by threshold 5y ago
This kind of thing is why Google is my favorite company
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by threshold 5y ago
You can't insist on a signup for a demo of your product. 3/4 of your visitors will just click back. Myself included. There's no way I'm receiving junk mail for 50 years.
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by threshold 5y ago
I think this is right on point. We need to protect critical infrastructure before these yahoos miscalculate and cause a tragedy.
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by threshold 5y ago
This article is unreadable the advertising is so so offensive.
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by threshold 5y ago
So I have to make 50 accounts for every news service and hand out my credit card for yearly subscriptions everytime I want to read an article? Do you know what a PITA it is to keep track of and cancel those subscriptions? Half the articles
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by threshold 5y ago
This NYT practice of offering an article as clickbait then waiting a few moments after you start reading to block access and ask for a subscription is getting really old. Everytime is a slap in the face and reenforces my position on never b
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by threshold 6y ago
I used Atlas and got the full 5K from AWS last month. Digital Ocean denied me any credit at all even after I followed all the many steps and sent screenshots of the Atlas signups and all our sensitive company info. But I don't think mu
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by threshold 6y ago
Fantastic Google! Dream come true
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by threshold 7y ago
He's right.