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by user764743 6y ago
That is Serv-U, not Orion. [0] You might want to avoid The Epoch Times as a source of information in the future, they are unreliable. [1] [0] https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/12/u-s-treasury-commerce-de... [1] ht
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by user764743 6y ago
There was a guy called "Edward Snowden" who revealed a bunch of offensive cyber operations a while back. You may have heard of him.
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by user764743 6y ago
This writer needs to learn the difference between it's and its, otherwise I agree completely.
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by user764743 6y ago
Trying to read this post with third party scripts and frames blocked you get: You are not authorized to access this page. How ironic.
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by user764743 6y ago
You're on a website stealing content from NYT.
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by user764743 6y ago
This is interesting. As someone who has always tons of interview data to transcribe for academic research, what TTS systems should I be looking into to help me save some time? Is Deep Speech adapted for this use?
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by user764743 6y ago
My bank recently switched to 2FA but only allows authentication via SMS when logging in. I wish they didn't do that considering how relatively easy it is to sim-hijack those things.
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by user764743 6y ago
They need to allow us to not reveal phone numbers in a group, especially now.
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by user764743 6y ago
Good suggestion, although I would propose to use FireMonkey instead of Tempermonkey/Violentmonkey as the former is more lightweight and privacy friendly than the latter. If you are interested, here's an article: https:/&#x2F
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by user764743 7y ago
That would be the NSA, which I guess is the same thing.
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by user764743 7y ago
I salute this initiative but the focus on corporate surveillance is a bit strange. Snowden demonstrated that corporations either don't have a choice or are complicit in surveillance, why not target the source of the problem which seems
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by user764743 7y ago
To counter this sort of cheating, one of my prof had us defend our papers in a one on one 'podcast' interview with him for 10-15 minutes and then graded the paper based on our performance.
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by user764743 7y ago
Of course a browser made by the biggest tracking company in the world is surveillance software, what else would it be?
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by user764743 7y ago
I tried sending an email on their support page to complain about it as they are likely losing customers like me but it was behind a captchas and I gave up.
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by user764743 7y ago
Sometimes it's stairs, and they ask you to click all the stairs, but there's an inch of stairs overlapping one window, so you aren't sure if you should click that window because of the pixel or not. This whole captcha joke an
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by user764743 7y ago
Well I guess using a browser made by an ad company isn't a good idea after all.
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by user764743 7y ago
I thought they realized trying to make Twitter more like Facebook was a mistake but then I read they want to force content from non-followers even more. Oh well.
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by user764743 8y ago
I think one of the best way to shield her against threats would be to host thousands of sci-hub mirrors. How hard can this be done considering the size of the whole site?
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by user764743 8y ago
OP didn't say he was alt-right, just that he likes to lie down with them.
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by user764743 8y ago
The term 'surveillance capitalism' has become rather misleading, especially since Snowden pretty much showed the whole thing wasn't either all about terrorism or capitalism but control. It is forgetting about the relationship
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by user764743 8y ago
You could also buy a plant.