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by zb3 2y ago
There's no such thing as "your Android phone" - this phone is not really yours. Not just because Android acts against your interest, but also because you have no access to the TEE (which powers DRM for example). Things will g
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by zb3 2y ago
For apps that communicate with a server, there will be so called hardware attestation, like the API doesn't just return "true" but a signature which the server can validate. Keys for this are in the TEE/whatever secure e
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by zb3 2y ago
Note this can practically only be enforced by apps that communicate with a server. For pure client side apps, one can simply patch the code (albeit this won't give them access to the saved data due to signature mismatch). However, Goog
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by zb3 2y ago
So this cursor is a fork and not an extension? Could anyone tell me why? What was not possible to achieve when implementing these features as an extension?
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by zb3 2y ago
Irrelevant ads are better for my wallet (and for me) than seemingly relevant ads meant to exploit my weaknesses
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by zb3 2y ago
> On the other hand, we are investing heavily in the software, have investors and employees, and want to be able to build a build a profitable business on top of our product. To clarify, are you trying to protect against those who don&#x
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by zb3 2y ago
Everyone is free not to use a smartphone at all, yet it doesn't affect whether something is anticompetitive or not > On the other hand: doing so would effectively mean Google is now a responsible party in the security processes and
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by zb3 2y ago
But Google is the dominant player and this makes a difference (Google is not always free to do what they want). GrapheneOS is not allowed in Play Integrity not because of reduced security, but because Google's spyware is not installed
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by zb3 2y ago
But there could be no "reduced security", even for apps. It's just that there's no Google spyware installed on the device with elevated permissions, that's why Google won't approve GrapheneOS.
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by zb3 2y ago
It's not even for the app makers.. it's actually for Google to ensure their spyware is installed on the device with elevated permissions.
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by zb3 2y ago
Users should support the lawsuit. GrapheneOS is not "less secure", it's just that it doesn't give Google preinstalled privileged unremovable spyware present on the device. "Integrity API" doesn't really ch
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by zb3 2y ago
Very good. Emoji censorship is ridiculous
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by zb3 2y ago
Why do you still think that this spamming will work?
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by zb3 2y ago
Wow, this Kling model is pretty good
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by zb3 2y ago
I personally know at least one normally functioning person that didn't claim their $1k bounty due to the complexity of that process (also bureaucracy). Fortunately this is not a problem for me, because I couldn't find anything eve
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by zb3 2y ago
Doesn't Google use "go" internally? Is it special cased like localhost?
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by zb3 2y ago
The entire frontend can be downloaded with https://github.com/zb3/getfrontend It includes all chunks and source files recovered from source maps.
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by zb3 2y ago
Especially because BitTorrent is mitm-resistant (uses hashes).. did they find a 0day in the client?
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by zb3 2y ago
Hmm, so you mean we should kill all cows then?
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by zb3 2y ago
And as always, this will make the poor even poorer, that's why they're protesting these changes, but rich people on HN are cherishing them.
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by zb3 2y ago
I needed this
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by zb3 2y ago
TLDR: Opt-in
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by zb3 2y ago
I'm sure cloud providers "love" this ;)
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by zb3 2y ago
So that was a bad quote, I only wanted to address the part that mentioned monotonic-only improvement, since to me, evolution has achieved more than I'd imagine, evolving organs like the eye incrementally. I got inspired by this article
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by zb3 2y ago
I didn't say that evolution finds the optimal state, just wanted to highlight how far it was able to go, much farther it seems.. (like evolution of the eye) But your comment was refreshing, could you briefly expand on the "multice
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by zb3 2y ago
I didn't mean to say that evolution avoids local optima, but I wantend to say that it doesn't have to get "trapped", in the sense that it was able to produce such complex organisms as humans..
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by zb3 2y ago
> Monotonic-only improvement is the path to getting trapped. Take chances, make mistakes, and get messy. The evolution disagrees.
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by zb3 2y ago
All the safety freaks should join this and leave openai alone
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by zb3 2y ago
Jia Tan is back :D

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