CriticalRegion

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   by CriticalRegion 4mo ago

   Is your argument that Lebanon chose to stop advancing technologically and got invaded by a technologically superior nation for that?
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   by CriticalRegion 4mo ago

   I get the appeal of his arguments but after reading the book, it just doesn't sit right with me. A lot if it reminds me too much of fascist arguments about how all of those city liberals don't do actual labor and the only "re
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   by CriticalRegion 4mo ago

   No, you read it right. I just misunderstood the post's message as "these exploits will enable more supply chain attacks". I'll probably delete my comment since it's debating a strawman. It is absolutely right that t
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   by CriticalRegion 4mo ago

   This is a baffling take.. These exploits are local privilege escalations for linux systems. They'll allow an attacker with a foothold in a shared environment or with low privilege access to a system to affect the rest of the system. Th
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   by CriticalRegion 1y ago

   The article and the post title make it sound like Samsung phones come with NSO software preinstalled and a drone strike is making its way to your living room. It's adware bloat. It's a privacy nightmare. It's predatory on the