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by veeti 3y ago
Does Apple's implementation have the same issues? I don't know.
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by veeti 3y ago
Someone issuing false passports has literally no effect on my life. On the other hand, a government being able to issue unauthorized certificates for gmail.com and browsers being helpless about it does.
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by veeti 3y ago
In neighboring countries the number is zero, and that sounds vastly preferable.
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by veeti 3y ago
What do you base this assumption on exactly? Back in the day I released my first app without even a physical Android device to countless happy users. In the enterprises I have professionally worked we didn't have 20 dedicated testers.
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by veeti 3y ago
There is no law that says they have to, thankfully.
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by veeti 3y ago
"Omegle: Suing the website that matched me with my abuser" https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-64618791
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by veeti 3y ago
Please enlighten us on all the innocent Swedish families killed by union mafia car bombs.
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by veeti 3y ago
How fitting: https://twitter.com/AleResnik/status/1661200343559020545
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by veeti 3y ago
An European clone called Jodel is very popular here and hasn't had such a negative reception.
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by veeti 3y ago
Can't we just put a 100px blinking red text that says "Do not share this with anyone or it's your own fault" and be done with it?
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by veeti 3y ago
- A 2021 study of fatal dog attacks in Europe during the period 1995–2016 placed the United Kingdom (with 56 fatalities) as fourth in the top five countries for number of human fatalities alongside Hungary (#1), France (#2), Romania (#3), a
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by veeti 3y ago
There are literally countless videos online of unleashed dogs attacking other dogs, animals, children and adults. Even if you think your precious Fifi would never do such a thing a leash keeps them safe and close to you in the event somethi
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by veeti 3y ago
As a heads up you are not going to be able to renew your certificate for this, it needs to be HSM backed now.
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by veeti 3y ago
I don't know what happens under the hood, but presumably a HSM key is on a shared HSM with other people whereas what you're talking about will get you a dedicated HSM. We have set up Key Vault for code signing using this and it do
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by veeti 3y ago
You don't need a HSM, just a HSM backed key. It costs like $5 a month.
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by veeti 3y ago
Can we get a fuck for these automatic "stale" issue locking bots too? Ridiculous.
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by veeti 3y ago
It's also a great medium for learning English, if you are not a native speaker.
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by veeti 3y ago
According to court documents a HN comment thread is part of the evidence.
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Undermining Democracy: The EU Commission's Controversial Push for Surveillance(dannymekic.com)
680 points by veeti 3y ago|364 comments
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by veeti 3y ago
The token requirement is a pain. We settled on using Azure Key Vault and AzureSignTool [1]. It costs $5 a month for a HSM key and you can sign things from anywhere. It's not a protection racket... [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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by veeti 3y ago
HTTP2 Server Push has been deprecated already https://developer.chrome.com/blog/removing-push/
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by veeti 3y ago
If passkeys evolve by enterprise requirements it sounds unlikely you'll be able to ever properly export your keys. Instead, you'll get forced attestation to make sure you're not using Linux or some other untrustworthy platfor
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by veeti 3y ago
Because in this brave new world you aren't supposed to own your keys, some proprietary HSM inside your device does.
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by veeti 3y ago
Are you looking to exclude entire nationalities of people from attending? For instance, in Finland it is not possible to receive another booster unless you are elderly or in a vulnerable risk group.
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Europeans indicate clear support for the detection of CSAM in E2E encryption(europa.eu)
8 points by veeti 3y ago|11 comments
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by veeti 3y ago
How is a screen capture tool largely useless? Have you not ever taken screenshots yourself or at least read documentation that relies on screenshots? What a ridiculous take. It's not exactly a new concept either. Look at the office Sna
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Android Dev account terminated after 12 years for violating “Stalkerware policy”(old.reddit.com)
147 points by veeti 3y ago|32 comments
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by veeti 3y ago
There are practically no consequences for breaking these laws. It is a fact that these time requirements are not met by public healthcare in areas like Helsinki [1] [2]. [1] https://www.laakarilehti.fi/terveydenhuolto/h
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by veeti 3y ago
How does it feel to be a screeching minority? /s
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by veeti 3y ago
Or the SRPM was designed 30 years ago when people didn't have always online high speed connectivity.

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