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by E2EEd 4y ago
If that helps to compartment knowledge in order to further UK security, one can expect it, eventually. Nothing is scarier to me than a distant techno landscape where knowledge in irresponsible or irrational hands can be used for unimaginabl
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by E2EEd 4y ago
* Successfully hacked US citizen on US soil, from US soil, without a warrant. All hops were domestic. SIGINT then provided to celebrity's hired PI's. * Stalked and gaslighted US citizen on US soil, using said SIGINT. * Threatened
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by E2EEd 4y ago
I built an app with a REST API a long time ago, now a defunct startup. In an effort to save API calls, the front end devs requested that I add various other resources in new endpoints, often a subset of another endpoint's response fiel
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by E2EEd 4y ago
SOP: Build "from scratch" as a superset on the existing legacy.
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by E2EEd 4y ago
Key feature is swallowing the dentic as harmless. Risk management is the priority.
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by E2EEd 4y ago
Yes, that is it, thanks.
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by E2EEd 4y ago
This article is on the hn front page but disappears for this account "E2EEd".
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by E2EEd 4y ago
User error is still the 600 lbs gorilla. Figure out how to make tech security idiotproof. This is increasingly difficult as IT systems become more complex over time, adopted by an expanding pool of participants.
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by E2EEd 4y ago
It's all broken, but a purist will go off grid and live in the woods. Perhaps you'd find passion in pursuing a PhD (or other avenue of professional R&/D) that focuses on resolving the fundamental issues with much of softw
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by E2EEd 4y ago
While I never investigated it personally, my understanding is that the quantization on the MPC60/3000 series was a big part of the feel. By definition, a quantized sequence is not a sample-accurate reproduction of a live MIDI perfomanc
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by E2EEd 4y ago
In East Coast rap studios, MPC3000 was it for a while SP1200 and MPC3000 were considered standard
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by E2EEd 4y ago
False. Akai MPC3000 was the pinnacle of rap/r&b beat machines in its time. The info conveyed is serious, not a joke. GOAT is an opinion.
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by E2EEd 4y ago
Go into the biz of robbing banks for profit. Like in Sneakers intro but adjusted for 2022, more automated, robotic, human-decoupled. It'll make DHS salivate when you prove that the need for high speed, AI drone defense is greater than
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by E2EEd 4y ago
Issuers of tether that is unbacked are defacto short. They thus embody your theory by design. Is there any derivatives market in tether to allow an outsider to open/create a futures contract as a seller (thus, short) that gives them th
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by E2EEd 5y ago
I'd expect more from an adam sandler fan
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by E2EEd 5y ago
those paywalls have security implications
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Obscure knowledge protected by rational actors makes for a safer future.
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Sure, it's not classified research. But, putting it out into the open increases risks as stated. The problem, more generally, is the willing openness of researchers in high risk areas.
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by E2EEd 5y ago
IDK when they merge but I will commit suicide now after long delays and many false alarms. Sorry about this, primates!
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Very exciting. As this works on Fuchsia, a capabilities-based OS with a security-first design goal, is there any writeup on the security architecture for this project? Is it correct to say that a convergent desktop environment exposes a lar
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Snowden is charged with theft, not treason. He knew that his actions would result in a closed-door trial without the possibility of a public interest defense. He signed a large stack of non-disclosure agreements that spelled out the consequ
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Snowden's recent timeline suggests, at least, some degree of transferred loyalty to the Russian Federation. This is coincidental to his bid for citizenship. At this time, Snowden is pushing the USA to de-escalate tensions by withdraw
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Except his passport was cancelled on 2013-06-22 and he flew out to Moscow from HK on the 23rd.
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by E2EEd 5y ago
MZLA is building tbird for profit
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by E2EEd 5y ago
E2EE is offered to all users, whether or not they are law-abiding. More precise is to say that E2EE is offered to users who are primarily law-abiding. Your points are well-heard, even by those in the IC. What isn't occurring, is a goo
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Except that govt will ingratiate itself not by force, but by the stroke of a pen. This may not affect you if you have means to deploy your own E2EE in a lawful or covert manner, but it will affect the masses. Comments about consequence for
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by E2EEd 5y ago
Apple's on-device scanning experiment failed miserably. It was (at least, co-opted as) a litmus test for working around the post-Snowden E2EE-at-scale status quo in which we find ourselves. I don't have enough background to unders