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by xinayder 3y ago
Is this similar to Ed Gerck's "finding" of a QC algorithm that can break RSA-2048?
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by xinayder 3y ago
This doesn't hold up. https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/issues/9966 https://github.com/libresignal/libresignal/issues/37 unless the EU rushes out their legislati
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by xinayder 3y ago
It's not official but they don't want to kill it for some reason, maybe their own devs use it for testing
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by xinayder 3y ago
I agree with this statement but in the end, the effects of Beeper will negatively impact everyone else who hosts a bridge for these services. Just because a legal binding document seems stupid it doesn't mean you can break them. I find
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by xinayder 3y ago
As others pointed out, you used official Apple hardware. Now you're replacing that with Apple's own infrastructure. They won't like this and I really hope an eventual C&D from Apple, Meta and Signal won't affect the
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by xinayder 3y ago
Not really. Moxie just said "we pay for the infrastructure so it's unfair that you get to use the servers we pay for".
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by xinayder 3y ago
You do know DMCA is not the only law they can refer to to sue freeloaders, right?
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by xinayder 3y ago
When there's money involved, the results are way more dramatic. If Beeper was free, sure, they wouldn't bother that much. But Beeper relies on this business model. Apple and co wont let this slip.
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by xinayder 3y ago
Except that Matrix never profited from it. Beeper is the first company to provide a paid service for it and had their own servers. But now they are providing a paid (with a free tier) service that runs on Apple/Meta/Signal infrast
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by xinayder 3y ago
It doesn't help that they want to pursue the exact same approach for the other apps they want to provide service for. They are looking to get banned and completely damage the Matrix/Mautrix bridge ecosystem.
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by xinayder 3y ago
From their blogpost: https://blog.beeper.com/p/beeper-cloud-and-product-roadmap > Everything changed in August when a security researcher reverse engineered the iMessage protocol. > At a high level, here’s our pr
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by xinayder 3y ago
The only resentment I have with Bitcoin and any other crypto is that they try to be "decentralized", but the moment the developers of your main node/wallet app are under a payroll, funded by a business, crypto is no longer de
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by xinayder 3y ago
Okay but what about the actual benefits for our health? All these things you mentioned have little to no effect on our health (nutrition wise).
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by xinayder 3y ago
> conclusive proof that animal-based meat is safe they have nutrients that our body requires, which are a lot harder to replace with plant-based alternatives
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by xinayder 3y ago
When was this entry added? Pretty sure they added this definition because they were pressured by vegan groups to include a non-meat definition. Steak is historically meat based, nothing will change that. A plant-based steak is not a steak.
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by xinayder 3y ago
Now can you elaborate on how/why is lab-produced synthetic food based on plants better for our organism? won't they qualify as ultra-processed products, so you're pretty much trading your health for protecting the environment
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by xinayder 3y ago
Imagine having a traditional Bologna prosciutto crudo made from plant it's not prosciutto crudo, it's a vegetable thing. I agree with this ban that meat terms should be used for meat and not vegan alternatives. And as others point
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by xinayder 3y ago
We don't have this distinction in Brazilian Portuguese too. When you refer to lemons you're usually referring to the green lime (which is called "limão-taiti", meaning tahiti lemon). When we want to refer to the yellow l
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by xinayder 3y ago
The correct city name is Porto, I have no idea why they call it Oporto. In Portuguese it was usually called Cidade do Porto (city of the port), which was shortened to be just Porto.
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by xinayder 3y ago
What does this mean for Gitea? Is Gitea slowly moving towards open core?
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by xinayder 3y ago
As I wrote on the other discussion for this same tweet: I don't see how the color scheme change helps with accessibility and readability. Okay, maybe the contrast with road names was bad before, but the major point was that important r
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by xinayder 3y ago
I don't see how the color scheme change helps with accessibility and readability. Okay, maybe the contrast with road names was bad before, but the major point was that important roads (like avenues) were highlighted in YELLOW. Now ever
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by xinayder 3y ago
I opened a video on YouTube today on my work laptop. I have Firefox and uBlock Origin installed. At one point the video playback started to slow down, the audio was playing but the video was freezing and stuttering. I paused the video and c
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by xinayder 3y ago
Interesting that they are moving to Discord while they have Telegram and IRC. They should just move to IRC. Pretty ironic that a hardened, security focused OS uses Discord as their main communications platform.
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by xinayder 3y ago
the thread: https://nitter.net/GrapheneOS/status/1726825738660360332#m
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by xinayder 3y ago
The era of enshittification.
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by xinayder 3y ago
yes it does, since Manifest v3 is being rolled out on Chromium (which Chrome is based on). unless Brave and other forks (like Cromite, Vanadium, Ungoogled-Chromium) manage to disable MV3, which I think Google will make it impossible to do s
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by xinayder 3y ago
Pretty much useless to self-host your own beeper server since you cannot use their client with your own homeserver. EDIT: forgot to add that there are several beeper specific MSC's that other clients don't render, thus if you want
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by xinayder 3y ago
The difference is that the US Army wasn't created with the intent to "keep guns from the hands of criminals" and we all know it's a bad actor. OpenAI, on the other hand...
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by xinayder 3y ago
I like to read that, besides the problems others have listed, OpenAI seems like it was built on top of the work of others, who were researching AI, and suddenly took all this "free work" from the contributors and sold it for a pro

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