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tinus_hn
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tinus_hn
3y ago
So your job is to create an undercover network to allow them to escape the clutches of evil republicans. I can certainly imagine that you don’t want to take responsibility for this drivel at work.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
You’ve got some pretty strong demands for services you require others to deliver. What is your contribution?
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tinus_hn
3y ago
So edgy that you’re only posting it using a throwaway account. Stop trolling.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
It’s not really two factor authentication if the claim is the phone also contains the passwords, the first factor.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Don’t attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
There’s a curious movement of people who spend their life afraid they will ‘endure’ CPR and live to tell the tale. And they come up with scare pieces like this one. Sorry, if you go as far as getting a tattoo because you’re so afraid you wi
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Actually the xbm image format is c files like this with a long array of hexadecimal numbers. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_BitMap
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tinus_hn
3y ago
If it takes 5.5 years to try all combinations, on average it will take half that to find the correct one, because you can stop looking once you found it.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Alternatively they didn’t cower in fear, they just didn’t see a business case in pissing off a big potential partner just so they could host a free app and gain nothing.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Unfortunately the alternative is trusting the manufacturers data which leads to cheating.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Just like 20 years ago though, life as we know it is going to end in 10 years!
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tinus_hn
3y ago
FYI where you type psychophants you mean sycophants. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycophancy
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tinus_hn
3y ago
It requires specific care because in the DOM security model, third level sites are all in the same security domain and can read each others cookies and control each others pages. The browsers have a special list with gov.uk, co.uk etc so it
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tinus_hn
3y ago
The O2 actually came with a blow up model to play around with.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Encryption keys are not an expression, they are more like technological utility. I don’t think they are copyrighted. The DMCA could apply because of the anti-circumvention rules but that’s also kind of doubtful because emulation is fair use
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Writing dæmon instead of daemon is not cute and not clever.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Then you would have to rewind the tape at the end, which is not what you want. You want to write the tape and keep it at that position and be done. If you write the catalog at the end, you have to rewind and read the whole tape to find it a
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tinus_hn
3y ago
So basically the apps in the daily journaling ecosystem are useless, because the Notes App can already do what they do?
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tinus_hn
3y ago
> it's really difficult to maintain Typically the Rust Evangelization Task Force does not include people who are actually going to maintain the software (or do the rewrite themselves).
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Obviously to know what to restore, you need to index the data on the tapes. Tape is not a random access medium, there is no way around this. This is only for a complete disaster scenario, if you’re restoring one PC or one file, you would st
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tinus_hn
3y ago
How long until they succumb to the temptation and now that they have embraced these formats start extending them?
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tinus_hn
3y ago
You can emulate the mainframes these applications were built for on your smartphone. It’s all completely and utterly obsolete.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
They’re still working on perfecting the system that sends all your data to the cloud so you can search it again.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
It’s a very big turd and you stepped right into it. Look out next time!
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tinus_hn
3y ago
I’m not complaining about a free/cheap app from a small developer but the guidelines say you’re not supposed to gate OS or hardware features behind in-app purchase, so it may lead to refusal at any time.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
I think Apple will be hesitant to release an AI on their platforms that can be made to say unpredictably bad things. For now as far as I have seen there’s only censoring and that’ll only lead to a game of people trying to work around it.
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tinus_hn
3y ago
If you pay there is some identity attached to the account so it might actually possibly to recover the account, as opposed to ‘I don’t have the password nor devices previously used or any other recovery mechanism’
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tinus_hn
3y ago
Regarding HomeKit, I think Apple demands a kind of quality from third party manufacturers, along with royalties, that the market just doesn’t want to pay for.
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3y ago
You’re defending the claim that implementing qsort is too hard, definitely the people who wrote the standard library are smarter than the people putting in bubble sort because quicksort is too hard. This is just a moronic defense of the ven
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tinus_hn
3y ago
They probably also don’t want to get involved in a misty copyright suit if someone who had their copyrighted data hovered up by ChatGPT claims it subsequently ended up in an Apple product.
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