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by vmoore 4y ago
Well I know that Dropbox deactivates your account if you haven't logged in in a year, which is a shocking practice as you could lose backup data in that case. Don't store anything precious in a Dropbox account. Yes, I know, you ma
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by vmoore 4y ago
It's called a 'Runaway AI'. An AI that is no longer under our control and escapes sandboxes and runs amok. But the genie is out of the bottle already. It could happen anytime, and it will be like the first splitting of the at
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Fitness Metaverse: Tech Company Trades Sweat for Crypto and NFTs(cryptonews.net)
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We Found the Real Names of Bored Ape Yacht Club’s Pseudonymous Founders(buzzfeednews.com)
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by vmoore 4y ago
If you like this, check these: https://github.com/zriyansh/awesome-os
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by vmoore 4y ago
If you're doing frontend stuff and are adding a bunch of assets hosted off a CDN, you can use Subresource Integrity[0] to ensure the JS file is not tampered with in any way. All it takes is some rogue developer to alter the code of JS
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Vuvuzela: Scalable Private Messaging Resistant to Traffic Analysis (2015)(blog.acolyer.org)
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by vmoore 4y ago
> Microsoft denied the backdoor speculations on _NSAKEY Still though, I suspect Microsoft Windows products are in bed with the NSA. After Snowden, I have no doubt about that. They unleashed a huge data grab with Windows10/11 and a W
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by vmoore 4y ago
It's my understanding that they don't know the emotional toll, since they can't relate or empathize at all so they run an experiment to try and tease out emotions, but ultimately fail, that is, if the victim is a stoic, (so
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by vmoore 4y ago
Because we're human. Kids can be very cruel. They don't know the emotional toll and cascade effect of mean comments or actions. In a sense kids can exhibit psychopathic traits, completely devoid of empathy for the bullied victims.
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NSA and CISA Recommend Actions to Reduce Exposure of Operational Technologies(cisa.gov)
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by vmoore 4y ago
> It’s not a welcome place for consumers to actually find products Well the search feature on PH is useful for discovering different tools and services you can use in your projects. It's better than HN's Algolia search since i
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by vmoore 4y ago
I'm gonna re-post this by @Tommy_Tran on Reddit. This is not me, but the comment was too good not to share it again on HN. This is from the self-post here, titled `Is Linux more private and secure than Mac OS?` https://old
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Nanoparticles Prove Effective Against the Yellow Fever Mosquito(newswise.com)
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Minimal Mistakes Jekyll Theme(mademistakes.com)
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by vmoore 4y ago
I never liked SU. One out of every 10 links was interesting and I was genuinely surprised one out of every 100 links. It was taken over by spammers trying to get traffic. Hackernews, Reddit, & Pinboard are my go-to staple for articles &
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Industrial Control System Malware Discovered(schneier.com)
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by vmoore 4y ago
I routinely prune /home of sensitive info, and often move secrets into a Cryptomator or Veracrypt vault. I also compartmentalize my workflow. One for NSFW stuff, another for work, another for playing games, and the list goes on...I do
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by vmoore 4y ago
I have mild ADD and can't read books very well. I read a book like I read Twitter, extracting little soundbites and quotes out of it to mull over later. With movies, I get the basic gist of a story and I'm happy with that. A movie
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by vmoore 4y ago
Dreams are someone or some entity hacking your mind and stealing information from you so they can help you or the world out afterwards
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Inner Voice, Target Tracking, and Behavioral Influence Technologies(yournewbestlife.blogspot.com)
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by vmoore 4y ago
And yt-dlp uses an 'Android API' to stop throttling
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by vmoore 4y ago
> I'm never going to use DDG ever again. The removals were a rarity. It's not as if you can't add a `!g` bang query to redirect to Google if you can't find something. And DDG is rampant with all sorts of stuff that sh
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The State of Zero Trust Security (2021) [pdf](okta.com)
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by vmoore 5y ago
What about license issues? If I download this, do I get to use Windows for free, because if so, wouldn't running this be illegal? Also since it disables updates, doesn't this mean I run a vulnerable system 'frozen in time&#x2
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by vmoore 5y ago
Passwords are here to stay. There is a movement to get us all off passwords eventually and use WebAuthn[0], but it hasn't gained traction yet. Ideally, I would have a Yubikey and be able to login to many different services using someth
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by vmoore 5y ago
Even more fun: https://threejs.org/
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by vmoore 5y ago
Where does this end? Like if the end goal is to block every IP that has a bad reputation score, why not go all in and block every Tor exit IP and every popular VPN exit node too? If you're gonna do something, do it right. That said, th
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VRML(en.wikipedia.org)
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by vmoore 5y ago
What about moderation vs free speech? Free speech is the ideal, moderation is the antidote to excessive and extreme forms of speech.

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