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TechieKid
3y ago
Any links to said "troubling rumors about Arc Gen 2"?
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TechieKid
3y ago
You can search with / on Firefox.
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TechieKid
3y ago
Also relevant news that Google has disabled io_uring for apps on Android and disabled it entirely on Chrome OS and production Google servers since 60% of the exploits (~$1M worth) submitted to the Google Vulnerability Rewards Program have b
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190 Device Models from 66 Manufacturers Vulnerable to Realtek SDK Exploit
(paulponraj.com)
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4y ago
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TechieKid
4y ago
Sidechannels in Signal is news to me. Can you provide some keywords to search for, or any links?
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TechieKid
5y ago
Discover (discover.com) currently has a similar bug where it'll allow me to login with my password, but will not accept the same password in the 'Change password' workflow as the old password, complaining about it being inval
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TechieKid
5y ago
Is this across titles or even for promotions within the same title?
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TechieKid
5y ago
Phoronix has been covering the Linux driver development for the cards as they happen: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=search&q=DG2
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6y ago
The update literally says that "found no evidence of access to production services or customer data."
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Blue Origin pressures employees to travel to rural TX to test launch New Shepard
(theverge.com)
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6y ago
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7y ago
As a person in the US who is not a PR or citizen and has worked on things the US Government likes to know are being exported, even exposure of the knowledge to a citizen of a target country is "deemed export." Google will probably
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TechieKid
7y ago
I'm sure you know this, but, I think at least since Windows 7, while having the Alt+Tab "popup" open, you can use the arrow keys while holding Alt down to directly navigate to the window you want to open. Very useful if, like
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TechieKid
7y ago
Plenty of comments now describing the fallout of token amounts.
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TechieKid
7y ago
Firefox uses Ctrl+Shift+Q to quit the entire browser now on Windows and Linux based platforms, presumably because of that reason. You might not need that Firefox extension anymore.
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TechieKid
7y ago
Why would you not use ProtonMail? Genuine case of out of the loop.
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TechieKid
8y ago
Usage of punctuation would make your attempt at communication more likely to serve its purpose.
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Intel looking for public input on a US data privacy bill
(usprivacybill.intel.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Counter example: Wikipedia
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TechieKid
8y ago
Assuming you are thinking of Thinkpads, IBM hasn't owned that since 2006.
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TechieKid
8y ago
Also available on plain-vanilla Android. No affiliation.
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Tutanota, the First Encrypted Email App on F-Droid
(linuxjournal.com)
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8y ago
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TechieKid
8y ago
It's downvoted because you, like your profile says, are "opinionated, inconsistent, irrelevant, irreverent and incontrovertible", and regardless of the number of times you are told that you are wrong and that H1Bs are dual-in
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8y ago
Why don't you exchange cubes with one of your colleagues who values natural light more?
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TechieKid
8y ago
Since great-grandparent isn't responding, if anyone in the know could help out the rest of us on the outside, that would be awesome.
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8y ago
Please be more sensitive about declaring something you know 'everyone knows.' Especially when in the same breath you admit to not knowing what red book parent and grandparent are talking about. While I don't match the example
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8y ago
By running over anything that gets in the way, apparently.
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8y ago
While I realize the article/judge's opinion specifically calls out political speech, I'm fairly sure that applies to all speech, and the political speech subset was probably chosen by the plaintiffs as an easier path to vict
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8y ago
Welp, sorry.
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TechieKid
8y ago
Several recent HN stories have had this kind of comment (first noticed with the Securus submission) that's a weird mix of "You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide" and "They will never come for you, you'
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8y ago
> But it was incredibly quiet and peaceful inside, it was like having an office Hint, hint, nVidia.
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