everlastingfan

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by everlastingfan 7y ago
I know what the words mean. Go meditate if you have trouble understanding.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Right, don't talk about advanced persistent threats here.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Even baby's have a computing device: the brain. When do they get clearance to use their brains?
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Yeah, be prepared to be treated like a paranoid schizophrenic when you do that. You're going to stop having conversations, or will you be recording them all? Not to say you shouldn't, but it isn't easy and requires a lot of c
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Sneakernet mesh. RF can be triangulated and blocked.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Prisons are pretty expensive, couldn't Mexico be paid to house exiles? I doubt they couldn't handle a few people with violent tendencies if paid the right price.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Is Arduino firmware open? Are the PCB and chip designs open?
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Well there is when you design signals that play on the physical properties of the silicon and the silicon design is known, think Rowhammer. The next level of this is making permanent modifications to the silicon, e.g. using focused RF signa
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
It's turtles all the way down. I'm ruminating on the potential for "regular" electric signals to carry quantum information, that's the next aspect of security to consider with quantum around the corner. So don'
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
This story doesn't hold a candle to the movie, though... where do I sign for the cyberprivacy arms race?
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Some of these practices are forbidden by religious law, so unless you're not in touch with anyone religious it will be socially (passive-aggressively) regulated.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
If exile was seen as ruinous enough in the public eye, that could provide a humane alternative to imprisonment. Racist sentimemts could be exploited for this in a very humorous way. Imagine hackers being exiled to Mexico, and being let in o
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
It's not "stolen", it's "copied". Biometric identifiers are a conceptually ass-backwards thing.
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by everlastingfan 7y ago
Try laughing at the absurdity of that until the nervous edge blunts. You should be feeling some empowerment once the existential terror has worn off. You know it's gone when you're ready to send them a cost estimate at twice your