Scion9066

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by Scion9066 1mo ago
Then depending on the state's definition of ALPR, your work's use of that system would probably be covered by their laws. They don't necessarily require AI to do the analysis or the camera to do the work by itself. There seem
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by Scion9066 1mo ago
There are actually laws against individuals doing this in a number of states.
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by Scion9066 1mo ago
It's already prohibited in a number of states and I'd bet that if citizens tried to do that at any scale, then laws would be quickly passed to make the state and its corporate partners the only ones allowed to do so everywhere els
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by Scion9066 1mo ago
A number of states already have laws preventing individuals from setting up ALPR. I can't image state or government officials that don't lready have those restrictions in place would allow the public to set up tracking of their mo
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by Scion9066 6mo ago
I just provided a more direct link but yeah it is just proposed at this point. The age assurance part appears to be substantially similar (very similar verbiage) to the bills that have already passed in California and Colorado though so I g
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by Scion9066 6mo ago
From the General Assembly's website: https://www.ilga.gov/Legislation/BillStatus?DocNum=3977&GAID...
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by Scion9066 9mo ago
There's already models specifically for things like identifying players in Counter-Strike 2, including which team they're on. Someone has even rigged up a system like that to a TENS system to stimulate the nerves in their arm and
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by Scion9066 10mo ago
There are some things regular distros can't/shouldn't do, like including codecs still under patents, matching proprietary Nvidia drivers with the correct kernel version, proprietary firmware for game controller adapters, the
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by Scion9066 10mo ago
I believe it's: sanm LucasArts SANM/SMUSH video
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by Scion9066 10mo ago
Popped in that context means hacked. Like in the same usage of pop in "popping a shell". I do not think he meant it as any kind of physical/death threat.
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by Scion9066 11mo ago
The domain that the verifier (the site trying to authenticate you) is at is part of the cryptographic process. If the domain doesn't match (ie you're at a phishing site) then the results of the cryptography won't be valid for
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by Scion9066 1y ago
It's been supported by qBittorrent since 4.4.0 released in January 2022 when built with libtorrent 2.0. The official docker images still use libtorrent 1.2 though as that is the default. Probably not a dealbreaker for most but it might
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by Scion9066 1y ago
qBittorrent put out version 5.1.2 over 2 months ago: > Wed Jul 02nd 2025 - qBittorrent v5.1.2 release > [...] > qBittorrent v5.1.2 was released. > SECURITY: It contains security fixes for the WebAPI, Rss and Search mod
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by Scion9066 1y ago
Lack of a tagged stable/release version with libtorrent 2.0 for one.
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by Scion9066 1y ago
ID.me is actually a private company. The US government does have login.gov though.
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by Scion9066 1y ago
For Windows apps there's: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoW64
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Bluesky feeds are still server-side (due to needing to process all of the available posts to generate the feed) but at least you can choose which ones to use and people can make their own, which is an improvement over a single app-provided
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by Scion9066 2y ago
The distro package in question here is a Fedora-specific Flatpak, not the Fedora-specific RPM distro package version. From my understanding, it is missing things like patented codecs which then causes bug reports to be filed with upstream,
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by Scion9066 2y ago
That's if he had gone with the delay mechanism built into the law if there was a plan to sell it in the works. This is just ignoring the law.
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Google Authenticator does support exporting and syncing now: https://security.googleblog.com/2023/04/google-authenticator...
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by Scion9066 2y ago
I think their point was that it's less phishable from the perspective of needing the attacker to try logging into the site with it in realtime instead of being able to just store the password for some later time. The needed concurrency
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by Scion9066 2y ago
From my understanding, it didn't scan all of the files on the device, just the files that were getting uploaded to Apple's iCloud. It was set up to scan the photos on the device because the files were encrypted before they were se
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by Scion9066 2y ago
A law by the government requiring proactive scanning of photos would in fact make the whole situation worse in the US because there would need to be a warrant if the government is requiring the scan. As long as it's voluntary by the co
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by Scion9066 2y ago
A passkey is a synced, discoverable WebAuthn credential. While many implementations protect the private keys with additional security measures like secure enclaves or TPMs, it's not required. If you want to use an implementation that d
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Generally attestation is not supported outside of enterprise contexts and Apple for example doesn't support it without mobile device management policies being applied to the device. You can make your own backups of passkeys from your p
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by Scion9066 2y ago
They do have a web page to do pairing at least: https://logiwebconnect.com/
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Matt's side wanted WP Engine to cover what seems to be the costs of running the entire wordpress.org site but the judge didn't go for that: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69221176/64/wpengine-i
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by Scion9066 2y ago
It's a standard supported by multiple parties, not just Microsoft, including multiple open source password managers. And it does provide some benefits: phishing protection (no shared secret that can be intercepted or given to the wrong
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Basically the same as if you had lost a physical key: You either have an extra set up or you work around the problem through some kind of recovery method.
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by Scion9066 2y ago
Or things like Web USB start getting used to provide useful features without needing to install whole apps, like mouse/keyboard dongle pairing, phone OS flashing, etc. As far as fingerprinting/tracking goes, I have never seen a ra

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