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by voxic11 3y ago
No passkeys are just normal private keys. You can store those private keys in a particular platform's secure key store which on phones can be decrypted/made usable when you unlock the device. But there is nothing stopping you from
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by voxic11 3y ago
Because this is a US court deciding if it has the power under the constitution to compel reddit to expose these commentators.
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by voxic11 3y ago
To qualify for the DMCA safe harbor exceptions one must: a. Designate an agent for service of copyright claims (i) on their website and (ii) in an online filing with U.S. Copyright Office (§ 512(c)(2)); and b. Write, adopt and post on its w
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by voxic11 3y ago
Activision was the one who said the UK is "closed for business". All microsoft said is that they plan to appeal the decision because they believe it was based on a flawed understanding of the cloud gaming market[0]. [0] https:&#x
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by voxic11 4y ago
No in the US libraries and bookstores are considered "distributors" so they have no obligation to actively review all of their content like "publishers" have, but when given notice they are still obligated to remove any
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by voxic11 4y ago
In the USA our public schools have the same issue. They receive federal funding based in part on the graduation rate. So they have significant motivation to make that as high as they can get away with. https://www.brookings.edu&#
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by voxic11 4y ago
> The program must include source code, and must allow distribution in source code as well as compiled form. Its a model not a program. So that definition can't possibly apply to it no matter the license.
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by voxic11 4y ago
> You may trust untrusted hardware with your encrypted content Couldn't someone still capture them from the untrusted hardware, wait until quantum computer technology is available, then decrypt them?
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by voxic11 4y ago
People are losing faith in the dollar. High inflation and bank runs play into this belief.
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by voxic11 4y ago
Its not software? Its a LLM model which doesn't have any copyright, and I doubt they obtained it via a facebook service, they probably just torrented it so they wouldn't have needed to agree to any terms for a service they were ne
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by voxic11 4y ago
Isn't that how it usually works with courts issuing arrest warrants? I guess sometimes people turn themselves in voluntarily but usually someone has to actually go execute the warrant.
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by voxic11 4y ago
> Any losses to the Deposit Insurance Fund to support uninsured depositors will be recovered by a special assessment on banks, as required by law. https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/mone...
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by voxic11 4y ago
I went to the link the music was playing from and it says > This music is free to use for your videos/livestreams So I don't know if we can assume either the music or the ATC stream is being used without permission.
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by voxic11 4y ago
So essentially the police got some doctors to make up a condition called "Excited Delirium". Symptoms of Excited Delirium include "Police Noncompliance" and sweating. They have created "treatment protocols" for
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by voxic11 4y ago
Many cheats violate copyright licenses and the DMCA's anti-circumvention provisions. http://www.gamesindustry.biz/bungie-wins-lawsuit-against-che...
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by voxic11 4y ago
Couldn't you reject the original trolley problem on the same grounds? Pretty lame answer.
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by voxic11 4y ago
There is no need for a "branch point" you can create multiple "branches" that are just references to different points on the same linear sequence of commits.
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by voxic11 4y ago
Not oc but this appears to be a reference to rationality as practiced by the "rationalist movement". You can read more about it at these places: https://www.lesswrong.com/tag/rationalist-movement https:&#x2F
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by voxic11 4y ago
I don't think the main complaint about the Great Firewall of China is its complexity.
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by voxic11 4y ago
He was taking various dopaminergic drugs. So it seems likely this impacted his decision making. https://twitter.com/stevemagness/status/1592555313018081285
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by voxic11 4y ago
Yeah its weird to see this after reading https://signal.org/blog/help-iran-reconnect/
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by voxic11 4y ago
You could always just not write things down. The government is prohibited from torturing information out of people.
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by voxic11 4y ago
Just because they can do whatever they want doesn't mean the public needs to be kept in the dark about what influenced their decisions. The public deserves to know more about why Acosta thought Epstein was an intelligence asset that de
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by voxic11 4y ago
Its page cache[0]. A similar thing happens with wsl2 on Windows[1]. The issue is the linux kernel running in the lima-vm thinks all the ram you give the VM is free to cache files on, it doesn't know there is a host OS that could also m
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by voxic11 4y ago
The loophole is that they don't actually expect anything to sell. So they are claim a tax write off when the goods depreciate, all the while actually enjoying them for personal use.
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by voxic11 4y ago
same here, I used https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/Robot.htm...
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by voxic11 4y ago
You don't need to die for covid to destroy your life https://www.cpr.org/2023/02/03/colorado-long-covid-report/
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by voxic11 4y ago
Well hiring under-qualified candidates purely for the sake of a quota (relating to a protected class) would be illegal in the United States. So its unlikely you will hear anyone explicitly saying that is what they intend to do. https:&#x2F
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by voxic11 4y ago
The GDPR right to erasure doesn't apply when there is a legal obligation to keep the data. > The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) gives individuals the right to ask for their data to be deleted and organisations do have an
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by voxic11 4y ago
You only need a 2D display to create fully 3d images (see the 3DS for an example).

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