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by vxNsr 5y ago
Based on the phone number in your bio you appear to be based in chicago, is there a reason you are so worried about gov tracking but put your real name and phone number in your bio? This just seems like all incredibly inconvenient as a trai
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by vxNsr 5y ago
The phone number itself is linked to them in someway. Paying for your physical device in cash is meaningless if you’re gonna connect to internet you own and use credit cards, etc to operate it.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Still need to be in WiFi range for that… 90% of smartphone things are better on a computer, only convenience makes ppl use the smartphone, but a big part of that convenience is mobile service and GPS. Take that out and you may as well get a
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by vxNsr 5y ago
What’s the point of a smart phone if you only have WiFi and no gps?
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by vxNsr 5y ago
The way to fix this is to return the country to city states. No central ruler.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
If every US president held Russia’s feet to the fire when the CIA had “weak to moderate” intel we’d be banging two rocks together for fire because WW3 would’ve happened already. Stop pretending to care.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Yea, they were bought by that dating conglomerate, I’m guessing the users have been rolled into one pot, instead of keeping them separate
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Yup, I lost access to bing rewards on my main account but I can still use it for everything else. (Including searching, I just don’t get points for it).
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Not to mention China seemed to have mostly eradicated it by mid-March by simply shutting down for a few weeks. They still seem to have very few cases, many ppl don’t believe their reporting anymore, but at the time it really did look like a
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> Apple is using a similarity based hash, so if the NCMEC database contains a picture that's similar to one that you have, it could produce a match even if it's not the same It's actually worse than this, if the hashes a
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Right, I think making the right incentives is part of building a better system.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> It's like if Facebook released their own web browser and "promised" to respect your privacy; you'd be an idiot to believe them. Is this satire? A little too on the nose, you know cause Google…
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by vxNsr 5y ago
If you wanna screw someone over and you know they have an iPhone with icloud backup set up, you can whatsapp them a pic that matches CP signature.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Aside from the trial thing, what’s the use case for this?
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Exploiting CSGOJackpot's Weak RNG(jonasnick.github.io)
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by vxNsr 5y ago
The client on Windows might be easier to use, again, I’m not the OP. I had trouble with it in general both on Windows and Linux.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> and given a valid `wg0.conf` And there it is. Idk about OP but this is what tripped me up. There are many guides online, but the native documentation assumes you have a pretty deep understanding of the network stack, authentication,
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Their way sounds much easier than using dots on a page to try to trace it back to a specific printer... especially because they already knew it came out of the NSA... the question was which person who had access to the doc and a printer in
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Just so you know, the author is talking about books in the general sense. In fact he very strongly implies that he's only talking about e-books.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
It should be noted that if you were able to compromise the OS login credentials you also have access to most browser password managers, and as a feature many 3rd party managers also let you unlock with the user password… so in this case tho
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> The only part of the article that surprised me is the fact they actually got the issue escalated. I've never succeeded in doing that; talking to Microsoft support is like talking to a brick wall. I’ve found that the best trick w
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Miami has many Israeli expats, this building specifically had many dual Israeli-American citizens and the family and friends of the victims called for the IDF to come help, the governor, and mayor ok-ed it so they came. Many countries have
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Apple never came out with an iTunes Linux client? Wow! Still you have options, load windows in a vm (hint: ms releases a fully functioning vm image every month that works for all major hypervisors). Install iTunes and you’re all set.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
What OS are you using that doesn’t support iTunes?
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Not really, anyone can own spectrum, in the last few years its gotten really expensive as it's become more important to building a robust network but historically it wasn't that hard to license an small band in your area.
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I think the difference here is that medium tried to be free and then charge, while substack leaves that up to the author. Medium followed the Web 2.0 model, substack is following Web 3.0? Creators get to choose how to monetize their product
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by vxNsr 5y ago
I used it a ton during the Israeli conflict to gain some perspective of the other side. Hearing from real ppl, and being able to share my experiences. But honestly it just supported my previously held beliefs of who they were. I was hoping
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by vxNsr 5y ago
Yes this was my question… The FCC is pretty aggressive about keeping people off frequencies they don’t have a license for, how does that work in these types of environments? Especially something like a college campus, where you have 10,000+
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> Have none of these commenters ever participated in a real-world community setting like this? You’ve hit the crux of the issue. Most people who push for these types of social changes have rarely been involved in the hard work. They’re
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by vxNsr 5y ago
> Go into the wild and grow/hunt food or trade some skill This is what I thought the article would be about. Instead it’s glorifying living on handouts and other people’s largesse.

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