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by echoangle 13d ago
Would you say that this is immoral? Since it’s data that’s public anyways, I don’t see why putting it in a table and selling it is a bad thing.
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by echoangle 14d ago
What’s the alternative? I think averaging with a dual input alert is a pretty good solution. Otherwise you need to find a solution to transition from one stick to the other. You can’t just switch sticks with the press of a button because th
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by echoangle 15d ago
> why should predictors be so coddled by their observers? Because prediction is hard and no one is so good at it that they won't make errors like that.
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by echoangle 15d ago
If the developer actively points out that they made changes so the software works on a specific platform and then actively disabled support for that platform later, I think people that can’t use the software anymore should get a refund.
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by echoangle 15d ago
> don't require messing around with HTTPS certificates. Which also means there’s no real defense against MITM attacks… at least I don’t think anyone seriously checks the host key on first connection.
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by echoangle 15d ago
It seems like there's an official alternative to librespot now: https://developer.spotify.com/blog/2026-08-13-introducing-sp...
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by echoangle 15d ago
There's also this as an official solution: https://developer.spotify.com/blog/2026-08-13-introducing-sp...
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by echoangle 18d ago
Citation needed.
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by echoangle 18d ago
If you think European defense is analogous to hitler defending Germany in WWII, we should have started the discussion at a very different point. Do you really think that?
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by echoangle 18d ago
Source that you wouldn’t be allowed to kill unarmed enemy soldiers? Imagine a scouting team doing reconnaissance, surely you’re allowed to attack and kill them?
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by echoangle 18d ago
Bad argument. If you sabotage military equipment in Europe, obviously you also indirectly lower the military potential of that army somewhere else. The planes in Europe aren’t there to be paperweights, they are either being maintained there
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by echoangle 18d ago
So holding a public debate is terrorism too? That’s a pretty lacking definition.
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by echoangle 18d ago
Knowingly and intentionally?
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by echoangle 18d ago
Traffic analysis isn’t just to identify the peers but also to find patterns in communication (they are telling each other good morning and good night every day, they communicated before a terrorist attack, …)
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by echoangle 18d ago
I was expecting some still living animals there but it seems to be only dinosaurs and extinct animals that lived a long time ago. Still really interesting, but an elephant or a giraffe for comparison would be nice.
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by echoangle 20d ago
I mean, that’s what every student that cheats on a test effectively does. You do a test to determine their level of capability and instead of doing it honestly, they use outside help. And I don’t think it’s unheard of that students try to g
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by echoangle 20d ago
Am I running a new model with unknown capabilities without safeguards on my own machine and then prompt it to do determine cyber capabilities? You don’t need to be a genius to see how airgapping would be a simple and much safer measure than
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by echoangle 20d ago
Are most customers 70 year old? You should get your drivers license revoked if you don’t notice that difference.
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by echoangle 21d ago
For a technical target audience, I think this is exactly the opposite of what you should do. At least I myself don’t really like those kind of websites and the first thing I do is click around to find out what the company or project actuall
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by echoangle 21d ago
If you don’t even see the difference between 1080p and 720p, there’s something else going on.
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by echoangle 21d ago
How much extra bandwidth does it even take to double the framerate? The frames should be highly correlated and as long as you only add p-frames, the data needed should be pretty small, no?
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by echoangle 22d ago
> This is why calling str.lower() represents a difference in the implementation and the specification, and therefore a vulnerability: I wish there was some explanation how this is a vulnerability and not just a bug generating erroneous d
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by echoangle 22d ago
Trade in value isn’t the market resell value though, you’re losing money for the convenience of having a trusted and easy buyer.
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by echoangle 27d ago
Why would they manipulate the numbers that way if it’s self-reported anyways? If you want to fake the numbers, couldn’t you just change the number and be done?
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by echoangle 28d ago
The wording doesn’t seem to me like owning the watch was the only evidence and that was enough to put people in Guantanamo, it sounds to me like it was a contributing factor. Still a bit crazy but I don’t think they just arrested everyone w
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by echoangle 1mo ago
No, I was talking about App Y knowing about a screenshot you take of App Y. Isn’t that what everyone is talking about?
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by echoangle 1mo ago
But for completeness, iOS apps can detect screenshots. That’s what allows them to show annoying popups with a share option when you take a screenshot.
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by echoangle 1mo ago
Why do you even need the text? Just show the color, year and the name of the OS.
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by echoangle 1mo ago
They are also defending and don’t really have a choice, Russia does.
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by echoangle 1mo ago
> Since almost all the current browsers use the same render-engine (and if not probably the library) you can make you image bigger and hide some watermark in the non-rendered pixels. Probably not because current browsers probably resize

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