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Researchers claim 'largest leak ever' after uncovering WhatsApp enumeration flaw
(theregister.com)
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11mo ago
I wish all manufacturers clearly gave info like this up front. AM4 boards would be nice.
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11mo ago
Is this true: from that core proxy diagram, I didn't realize cloudflare sees the full unencrypted packet between you and the server. If that's true, is there a way to tell (easily) whether a site is using cloudflare or not?
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11mo ago
Does Bill Gates count?
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11mo ago
Wisconsin "porn" websites will just move out of Wisconsin. The bill reads like you would think from someone who's been talking with the ceo of an age verification company. The bill gives the website two options: use a _comme
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11mo ago
The Return of Clippy.
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11mo ago
First they came for the suicide forums...
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11mo ago
"...scammers obtain sexual images of a user, often a teenager, under false pretenses and then blackmail them – ... was becoming commonplace on Meta’s platforms" There you go U.K. OFCOM. Here's child endangerment propagated k
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Saying "I'm sorry for how you feel..." is the most condescending way to begin. Then a "let's jump on a con call"... oh... why would I do that when I just told you? smh.
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Happiness is relational. The meta-study (i only read the small abstract) concludes that being around happy people correlates to your happiness. Anecdotally, really "smart" people can be about the least fun people to be around.
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11mo ago
Sounds like Wikipedia is turning into reddit.
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Many moons ago, we used to run a full application level http proxy firewall. It didn't last the year. False positives were a headache and sites would just send shit down the pipe and browsers would happily power through. I don't
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Who knew shaking a juice box could be so intimidating!
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People are perfectly happy with a walled garden. The question one should always be asking is what is the difference between that and a panopticon? What happens to me if I start seeing faded flowers and no-entry signs? Can I escape? With
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If false positives are known to happen, then you design a system where the image is vetted before telling the cops the perpetrator is armed. The company is basically swatting, but I'm sure they'll never be held liable.
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GM Is Getting Rid of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in All of Its Cars and EVs
(theautopian.com)
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"Drive by Wire"? This is not even anywhere near a "bike". At least you could argue "e-bikes" could still be pedaled without the battery. It's not that anybody would want to or even could, but an argument
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Google adds trusted recovery contacts
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If the UK is serious, they could ban entry to the 4chan owner(s) or even arrest them upon entry, so it's not something to just ignore or laugh off.
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The steelman would be that knowledge is possible outside the domain of Science. So the opposing argument to evolution as the mechanism for us (the "general intelligence" of AGI) would be that the pathway from conception to you is
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Couple Gets Trapped for 10 Hours After EV Charging Station Welds Itself to Car
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The weaponization of travel blacklists
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True. Back in the day, the mates and I would greet each other by saying, "Hey, fuck you." Then, "No, fuck you.". You can kinda guess it eventually ping pongs louder and funnier. We kind of had to stop when other innoc
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Even the requirement of a security email contact in a readme is a liability put on the hobbyist. It's antithetical to making code available "as is". Greg KH says it's going to be great... let me ask, can I /dev
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Well, if I was CEO of Boeing, first day I'd basically be Microsoft and move heaven and earth getting the Dave Cutler of aviation (I have no idea who that is). He's in charge and if you don't like it you come to me. Second pr
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Yes, I was hoping to check out ladybird browser project, but they use discord.
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So in my area, believe it or not, there is experiments with uber-style point-to-point pickup/dropoff and electric car short term "rentals". https://www.cdta.org/flex https://drivecdta.org/ Th
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It's not only text. Images and videos are obfuscated to make copy/downloading harder.
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Looks like the 'number of the beast' isn't a number; It's a smartphone from Google or Apple. Who knew?
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Not all who wander are lost. They may be just walking in circles.
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