TwoBit

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by TwoBit 6y ago
Imagine if the consultants had in fact found discrimination. Would the company ever report that publicly? Maybe there was or wasn't discrimination, but there is zero reason to conclude based on somebody chosen and paid for by the compa
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by TwoBit 6y ago
That's not true. Champagne became protected in USA in 2006, though existing makers were grandfathered.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
In his followip video he says he will find subtle ways to refer to what he is cloning.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
I seriously wonder what their security policies were and how seriously they took the chain of posession. Something that valuable probably shouldn't even be allowed out of sight.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
It's hard for me to get interested in any hardware or software security news with ransomware amok and none of this addressing it.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
"move fast and break things" was Facebook's internal engineering motto when I started working there, but it was later (~2016) changed to "move fast and be bold"). The new motto is really just saying what the old mot
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by TwoBit 6y ago
I don't see how your first sentence follows when looking at all the graphs.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Is there a chart for that?
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by TwoBit 6y ago
How do you use your computer if you don't have an Internet connection and one is required?
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Disagree. Engineers of that system surely knew it wasn't E2E and voiced it, but marketing purposely lied. I will bet my farm on that.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Doesn't it say so in the last paragraph of that section?
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Didn't the article say that prime reuse was a security hazard? With your proposal there would be huge re-use.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
> Back in university I learned the in and outs of RSA, and to be honest, it seemed simple, understandable, and frankly, quite solid. No offense, but typical uni knowlege of these things is woefully underprepared for understanding securit
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by TwoBit 6y ago
The author's experience seems to be contrary to what you are saying about users and/or implementations. I don't know who to believe, but I'm not going to automatically believe you.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
In California glass shops I've seen crack pipes in addition to the cannabis water pipes.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Well this may be a good test of your theory. I'd rather try a theory than speculate forever.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Or maybe he just wasn't in a hurry, wasn't a hardcore trekker.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Not able, or not interested?
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by TwoBit 6y ago
It seems hard to believe that he worked in the tech industry but wouldn't be recognized. Perhaps articles like this will be seen by ex associates.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
> it can be a good way of cracking into a subject You mean it can be a good way of stretching an article to fit more ads and increase monetization.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
That's cool, but realistically how else could it do it?
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by TwoBit 6y ago
I really wish C and C++ had an explicit type punning operator. They are systems programming languages and this is very often needed.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
All well-known programming languages will do the shift first.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
The massive popularity of many of those games proves you wrong by example.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
I'm sorry but OpenGL is dead on Windows. There are exceedingly few apps written against OpenGL and if you write such an app then don't be surprised with the result. Vulkan is the portable solution of course.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
The article is not saying that this is a security issue. It's saying that admin control of these policies is circumventable and so don’t depend on them. That's useful to know.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
The US government has proven in 2020 that it is just as careless and incompetent with people's lives.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
Probably true, though much of the focus following the suppression is on Twitter and Facebook and not Biden.
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by TwoBit 6y ago
It may well have made the story bigger, but also it may have benefitted Joe Biden anyway due to (e.g.) the education many people got regarding this attempt at election meddling. The polls didn't seem to get significantly worse for Bide
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by TwoBit 6y ago
If it wasn't a foreign meddling attempt then it was a domestic one. To me this is less a question about Twitter's right to block stories (which it absolutely has) but rather a question of whether election meddling attempts should

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