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by zekrioca 5y ago
Another commenter put it in better terms, so you may understand it: Suppose we know there are people who smuggle drugs on airplanes on their person for the purpose of something terrible, like addicting children or poisoning people. If I ru
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by zekrioca 5y ago
It is part of the device, and this specific part is being scanned. Can I physically remove this “checking” part and end up with a working iDevice D that resembles D = {{Device \ {/iCloud/Photo Library}}? Frame it the way you w
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Check == Scanning, because to create the output, the hash function needs to “scan” the whole blob.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Assume /iCloud == /iCloud/Photo Library then.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
It will most likely scan files in the /iCloud directory inside iPhone/iPad. In there, the file scan process described above will be executed, regardless of what the user stores there. I do not see how this wouldn’t be easily exten
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by zekrioca 5y ago
He works with software. He probably also knows that to filter out specific files in a filesystem, it requires “scanning” all files and checking the ones that really represent image and video blobs, presumably for CSMA post processing. For d
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Build LXD yourself. It is not that complicated if one updates go to something beyond 1.14. Only downside is that you may need to create your own init scripts and a lxd group, but that's not complicated either.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
“To snitch” also means “to inform”, whatever it is that you do, right or wrong. So yes, you are both right and wrong :)
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Oh well, "Let s/he who has not sinned cast the first stone". One can very well install OpenWrt on any Mikrotik.
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Mikrotik
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'I've Got Nothing to Hide' and Other Misunderstandings of Privacy (2007)(papers.ssrn.com)
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Archive.is: https://archive.is/JVPDX
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by zekrioca 5y ago
It is interesting, because Amazon used to claim [1] others would be doing to them exactly what they are doing to others today. [1] My Conversation with Jeff Bezos (2000) - https://web.archive.org/web/20040215160333&#x2F
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The Dark Knight – High Frequency Generator Scene (2008)(youtube.com)
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by zekrioca 5y ago
You answered your own question and still don’t get it.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
I think instead of posting the reference of a source, it is best to post the source [1] itself :) [1] https://security.googleblog.com/2021/08/linux-kernel-securit...
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Apple Now Scans Uploaded Content for Child Abuse Imagery (2019)(macobserver.com)
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And the follow up: My Conversation with Jeff Bezos (2000) - https://web.archive.org/web/20040215160333/http://www.oreill...
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Although not full operating systems, since at least 2005 there were also some solid systems using similar concepts (not Windows though), like eyeOS [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EyeOS
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by zekrioca 5y ago
If a container shares the same kernel with the host OS, how can Docker containers run in different OSes? Are people saying that what Docker containers really are "Docker VMs"?
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by zekrioca 5y ago
It is just that nowadays the definition of a "Container" depends on the scope, and presumably "Docker" is an instance of a container. But I'd expect an interviewee to reply with "what type of OS-level virtualiz
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by zekrioca 5y ago
The main point is: Assuming the New section is a queue, and that the very same link is posted twice, should the first link be re-queued in the New section again? It was clearly a duplicate, although it was not flagged as such.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Usually, Docker used to be "a process with cgroups and namespaces". But it has evolved since then [1], although I'd agree that fundamentally, the "process + cgroups + namespaces" is a correct answer. [1] From their
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by zekrioca 5y ago
So much to just say that a container is a VM without BIOS?
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Attention to "in the last year or so". The same link was posted 13-14h ago, not "1 year or so ago".
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by zekrioca 5y ago
I'd expect HN to not let duplicates to be submitted.
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by zekrioca 5y ago
Interesting: In HN, a same link submitted at a different time get different # of upvotes. Same link, just 13h ago, but with 5x less upvotes than the one in here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27992894
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FSF call for white papers on philosophical and legal questions around Copilot(fsf.org)
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by zekrioca 5y ago
This is so prevalent that there are many study groups on facebook just because of that: it is the only place they can "freely" exchange ideas, and voluntaries from other countries (without these limitations) help by copying and pa
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by zekrioca 5y ago
It should be considered “good practice” in here to post a non-walled link together with walled articles. Anyway: https://archive.is/S7sB6

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