hollow-moe

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by hollow-moe 3d ago
"One day"? You're years late I'd say. Enjoy the downhill ride, it's not about to end.
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by hollow-moe 4d ago
Don't worry, ~~NetWatch~~ Cloudflare is actively building the Black Wall to save us from all these rogue AIs !
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by hollow-moe 5d ago
It's not a "hard problem" it's impossible, it would be a typical trying to solve a social issue with technical solution. Bad actors encrypt their comms anyway so only the unaware layman gets caught in the net.
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by hollow-moe 7d ago
Only the ones who still haven't noticed it is impossible, they WILL come for your ass. State laws will forbid you to farm there. Food industry will forbid you to replant these seeds. Heavy equipment industry will forbid you to fix your
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by hollow-moe 8d ago
"Not sorry, it will happen again." If only they were as liable for this kind of stuff as they are for DMCA'ble content lmao
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by hollow-moe 10d ago
Funniest part of that joke is the logo of the Hadopi agency used a non-licensed font.
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by hollow-moe 10d ago
RCS's point is to deliver ads. It is its first purpose. The way I see the situation, the point for Graphene to implement RCS is to prepare for the foreseeable deprecation of SMS. Who knows when it will happen, but better start working
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by hollow-moe 12d ago
It was but after enough backlash they made it opt-in. Though it would be foolish to think they didn't just kept collecting and simply let you access from the timestamp you turned the thing on.
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by hollow-moe 14d ago
Main features merges in Photos in 3 months, graveyard in 5 with a bit of luck
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by hollow-moe 17d ago
10M for a some shell scripts what a steal lmao
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by hollow-moe 18d ago
"we're developing software to trade thousandth of cents every nanosecond, so time sensitive we're paying to get our servers physically closer to the exchange one" but supporting unicode in display strings ? Absolutely an
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by hollow-moe 18d ago
Very nice, I'll say Continuity can absolutely be implemented fully on Linux though ! I think the thing we'd need very first is an actual communication "backbone" that would span bluetooth,wifi-direct and even mesh networ
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by hollow-moe 22d ago
The user is held hostage as much as the platforms because it's used as "currency" to force other sites to do things they may not want to, i.e. create accounts using private emails, and the platforms are held hostage by these
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by hollow-moe 22d ago
Imgur isn't better either, they aggressively block vpns and will lie to you "being in overcapacity".
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by hollow-moe 22d ago
That's a lot of unknowns, I doubt this text can actually hold in a court of law
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Local Privilege Escalation via the NetBird Client Daemon IPC(netbird.io)
3 points by hollow-moe 22d ago|0 comments
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by hollow-moe 23d ago
Using icloud.com domain for legit and hidden adresses is such a typical Apple strategy of holding their own users and "others" (ie. other web services, other users etc) hostage simultaneously. But at least here it is actually a
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by hollow-moe 24d ago
Did something like this to play RTMP-over-HTTP from a security camera, no server required. didn't poke for rce yet. And same for a capture card with a HDMI loop out that was dropping audio when the monitor you plugged into it didn&#x27
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by hollow-moe 25d ago
Both of those are actually built-in but very poorly documented (or basically undocumented). Disable keyboard for cleaning : https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/448938 and for the color picker MacOS has "Digital Col
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by hollow-moe 26d ago
Compute is under the trunk ??? Noted. At the price of RAM nowadays it's like the new copper !
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by hollow-moe 29d ago
I heard stories from friends where such a system is used to broadcast ads to wide areas in South Korea, never had to deal with it myself but the way they described it made it sound like they were sent using that very same emergency message
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
Because it's one of the actually visible bricks of the modern end of privacy, people are mad about it and there's multiple actions against them but it's all useless as they're here to stay and multiply. There's so m
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
What a time, conspiracy theorists being accidentally correct and their tools become somewhat useful. Does this count as a Torment Nexus story ???
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
Can't wait to see clothes with some thin metal wires knitted with the fabric acting like a Faraday cage or disturbing the signal enough to blur the results
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
I tried to use Fable on simple local JS/wasm obfuscated files and it refused to work despite multiple tries and different framing. I have no idea how can people get any security work done with it in all these blog posts.
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
Then don't put the spying tech in the car in the first place maybe ?
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
Nope, because we all know about the race to the bottom of all companies and the littlest crack or wiggle room will be used to save a penny and kill people.
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
This doesn't set a good precedent unfortunately... Hello to that Google guy that just got tasked to do the same with Youtube.
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
can't wait for these to normalize https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cyberpunk+oni+mask&iar=images
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by hollow-moe 1mo ago
It's difficult to explain shortly and I think it's a very local problem to France, but basically: in some regions, local branches of gov mandates bullshit experts to make sure the new wind turbines won't disturb some imaginar

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