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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Then why does the linked GitHub explicitly state it uses OpenID4VP?
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
I'm hoping that they'll finally ditch the sleazy anti-consumer tactics, and just focus on providing real value through real quality. They're definitely in a position where they can do so. Right to repair with aftermarket part
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
This essentially means that Vercel got hacked by a bunch of teenage script kiddies. Though on the positive side, we'll probably see some arrests soon.
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
WebUSB has been used by projects like GrapheneOS, ESPHome, and Meshtastic. Google has used WebUSB to let users convert Stadia controllers to regular bluetooth input devices. Some manufacturers of keyboards use WebUSB for their configuration
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Sam Altman's World ID Expands Biometric Identity Checks(reclaimthenet.org)
3 points by uyzstvqs 6mo ago|0 comments
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
They didn't actually crack WhatsApp traffic. Someone in the group probably just reported it. WhatsApp's insecurities are that Meta has access to a full network graph of all users' contacts, and that it wants to upload an unen
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Simplest auth UX that's reasonably secure: Enter email, send link to email, click link. Or you can use a phone number, call them, have them enter a numeric code. Just keep in mind that two people may use the same landline. Or, tell the
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Project Zomboid: Patching a Zero Day Exploit(store.steampowered.com)
1 points by uyzstvqs 6mo ago|0 comments
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Within the scope of AI coding tools, they both have their place and do different things. In the much bigger picture of AI assistants, skill.md is irrelevant while MCP is set to become huge.
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Anyone familiar with the matter knows that Adam Back is not Satoshi. It's interesting how those who are looking to expose Satoshi often ignore some pretty obvious clues and facts. Though given that I respect his/her anonymity, I&#
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Adam Back again? Anyone familiar with the matter knows that he is not Satoshi.
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
I suggest that developers could self-sign to verify the legitimacy of future updates. Otherwise leave it unsigned. This entire "big tech overlords have to sign apps & drivers to keep you safe" concept is one giant pile of nons
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
This is always said by people who either never touch the Linux desktop, or exclusively use their own custom Arch setup. You can install Fedora Linux, Linux Mint or Manjaro, and it's more user friendly than Windows 11 and macOS.
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
Sailfish OS is proprietary. It has been unsuccessful since 2013. It's not appealing to developers, so they instead depend on an Android compatibility layer. Somehow it's still around.
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by uyzstvqs 6mo ago
People need to understand the difference between age indication and age verification . Two very different things. Age indication is a completely private and realistically as-effective alternative to the invasive age verification . Age
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
FYI your category picker under "Browse All Compounds" is broken. It goes off-screen.
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Britain's Free Speech Crisis and the Bill That Would Fix It(reclaimthenet.org)
4 points by uyzstvqs 7mo ago|0 comments
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
No. I support a strong, volunteer military force of highly trained professionals (AVF). For example, how the US Army works today. It's not only moral and compatible with human rights in the free world, it's also far more effective
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
> And while I wouldn't necessarily call it draconian because after all somebody has to defend my country The ends don't justify the means. Conscription has no place in the free world. It's slavery, plain and simple. Going
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
AV1 was created by a consortium of some of the biggest tech companies in the world, and "all technology was vetted in a rigorous patent review process before being integrated into the final spec."[0] On the other side, you've
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Relevant: Have the patents for H.264 MPEG-4 AVC expired yet? https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Have_the_patents_for_H.264_M...
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Imagine a supermarket telling you "sorry, it's not feasible to check the expiration dates on all of our products".
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
First off, I don't get the "obvious AI generated" take. OpenAI models (which are the most used) have some patterns which they like to repeat, likely due to aggressive fine tuning, but this is not inherent to LLMs or AI. Claud
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
- Using AI chat as an assistant, not vibecoding or thoughtless copy-pasting. Teaching the limits of AI (it's just a statistical model giving the most probable desired answer), while embracing the huge productivity boost of having it he
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Love2d, or maybe play around with Garry's Mod.
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
What? I can book ATL <-> WAS round trip for $74 with Frontier, $184 with Delta. With a checked bag $168-254.
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Ideally it'll be standard that your DHCP will assign you both an internet IP from your ISP-provided prefix (dynamic or static), and private IP from a ULA prefix, which can be made static through address reservation.
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Aegis (local) https://github.com/beemdevelopment/aegis Bitwarden Authenticator (local) https://bitwarden.com/products/authenticator/ Ente (encrypted cloud backup) https://ente.com&
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Reddit, the platform notorious for massive amounts of astroturfing and (voting) bots, wants to "fight the bots". No, not those bots. They mean bots like those run by Bill, the fool who thinks it's funny to have his ClawdBot p
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by uyzstvqs 7mo ago
Take more videos, including random moments of your daily life. Just short ones are fine. Your future self will thank you.

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