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woke asf
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Why don't they just enable basic Bluetooth security features instead of saying that it's too hard to exploit and leaving it at that? Excellent write-up though.
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Anonymous are a bunch of skids.
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You and I might know that but not everyone has studied physics.
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My bank account isn't managed by some sketchy Solidity contract.
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This is really funny, and hopefully this time people will realise the danger of using programmer-written contracts to manage millions of dollars . If someone can accidentally delete that volume of your money, it's not that someone
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Well Wikipedia can claim that the speed of light is around 3x10^8 ms^-1. Wikipedia can claim that gravity exists, and that fish live in the sea. The fact that the earth is an oblate spheroid is a scientific fact with just as much certainty
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> ...meaning that energy equivalent to about 1 solar mass was emitted as gravitational waves during the collision. Damn. That's something like 179 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 J That's an insane a
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Ironic that the site with the article about improving cyber-security doesn't utilize HTTPS.
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Allow yourself and your pretentious shit.
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UK citizen here. We're in the middle of political and economical turmoil right now, but even still, comparing the most basic services and systems here with their American counterparts is just shocking. For example, our currently strugg
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He fully deserved that. He had the right to destroy the work since it was his and in his property, but to then whine about it just because he learned of its monetary value... It's just wrong. Pfft, and calling it a "work of modern
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It's also great as a secure and anonymous alternative to something like noip.
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It's a fork of LineageOS, which is the daughter of CyanogenMod, which is a fork of Android. Only difference when comparing against LineageOS is that the OpenGApps package is "free".
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But it's not really a problem, is it? If your wife gets ill from looking at an animation, I feel as though she needs medical help, and a specialist device that's tuned for special accessibility needs. Not workarounds.
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Why Constant-Time Crypto?
(bearssl.org)
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Jesus fucking christ. Why is this the "other" disaster, it's much, much worse in every aspect.
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Just waiting for the rust/lisp squad to come along and tell us that we wouldn't need all this if we just joined them.
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Nice idea, but a little inconsistent. Even their own site doesn't comply with their own RFC.
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He means if you have a domain you can pretty much serve whatever you want off of it.
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> It's an initiative for knowing the people behind a website. It's a TXT file that contains information about the different people who have contributed to building the website. Not sure why you linked that, it doesn't fit
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> This hasn't changed in a long time. > This is not because it is working. Err...
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What? Why would HTTPS prevent logging. Do you mean a VPN?
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In the UK, your internet browsing history is stored by your ISP for one year.
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It's a conservative party speech, so it's not law yet. But the censorvatives can pretty much push through any law they want at this point.
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Gun control is the elephant in the room.
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Nobel prize in physics awarded for discovery of gravitational waves
(theguardian.com)
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I'm wondering if it could ever get to the point where you should never give away your old clothes in case the next owner dies and you're incarcerated for murder. Incineration-As-A-Service anyone?
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Well fuck.
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China orders Muslim citizens to hand over all copies of the Koran
(metro.co.uk)
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