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by ng55QPSK 3y ago
which means: you tell the compiler
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by ng55QPSK 3y ago
i can understand everything, but why is Apple as global company fixes jobs like this to a single site?
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by ng55QPSK 3y ago
Is the same infrastructure available in Windows and MacOS?
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Do we know, where it is submitted?
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
At home we use a phrase from an interview with a EU politician that was done BEFORE the ukraine war and asked about the US/CIA warnings of an upcomming war and he said "Always remember, the CIA was the agency that told US presiden
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
i still don't understand. Should i put a bet (like €50), i can find an operator that closes such databases, or that you find an operator that doesn't? I'm part of the mobile communication industry (while being in research) an
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
It shocked some managers in telco, something we consider a good thing ...
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Well, you're invited to join research on network ... because it's impossible to hide your ID from your access network. Tor and similar can hide your ID in transport, but that's no option in RAN.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
So you have ID41323 and ID53242 over night (or at daytime) in the same location, how do you map this back to names? It's not impossible, but you need data that exists (like house-to-name mapping) from databases outside of the reach of
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
You just explained the TMSI - something that was used since GSM networks in the early 90s
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Serious answer: I have seen operators taking this serious. It's also a european trend not to blindly accept law enforcement requests to open data anymore. For US companies: read something on the recent twitter example.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
i'd recommend to watch the presentation https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-273-openran-5g-hacking-just-g... in which it's made clearer, that the telco part wasn't the issue. 5G systems can be operated rather
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Both informations are abstract identifiers and are decoded in a database to 'real' values only, PHY doesn't care about your decrypted ID. If the operator keeps that database closed, a reasonable privacy of who and where can b
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Actually in 5G network there is almost nothing that isn't encrypted. What Karsten decribes is that cloud installations very often trust the infrastructure, but that's no special 5G problem.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
"weather models" "better" - how do you actually rate weather models? Exact prediction or prediction of outliers like catastrophic events? Is there more value in knowing tomorrow's temperature to be 24C or a thunders
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Just wrong. The more correct input you have and the more correct your model of the real world is, the more accurate your predictions are. We already see helpless activities to be better with AI (and a lot of computing) then classical optimi
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
The point here is: if the owner of the IMSI catcher has some preknowledge about the target phone. There is no way to avoid this.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Tracking down 'strange' configuration will work in 5G the same way. It still could be, and the pdf covers this, 'strange' configurations can happen in early deployments in 5G also. It will be a false positive for checks
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
as explained in the pdf: There is a part of the connection setup, that will happen before any mutual authentification: The telephone offers the IMEI/IMSI to get an initial connection. The network learns this number and it's the co
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
"You can't see all of the issues and all of the problems and how your design really doesn't work until you actually try to build it." - assuming you build something, nobody has tried to build before. In the 95% of other
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
See it like this: They work 6-7 day because they are successful. At the same time they didn't manage to scale.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Notaries are supervised by (depending on state) some local court and there is a feedback system if you are not satisfied with the process.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
You cannot secure any system against intentionally criminal behaviour - and it looks like the actual transfer had started an investigation.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
I see. But this sounds like his/her office made a mistake in calculating the fee, but let's say this far away from "ripping off" and can be cleared in one telephone call.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
point 1) "as the notary might try to rip you off" i'd like to see an example. The position of the notary is the neutral one on signing deals OR notfifying the documents you sign to give you an undisputable legal binding docum
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
(german here and part time owner of a business as GbR - a rock band). I think it clearly comming from another tradition, businesses in germany start as person/owner funded than as externally funded. But the mentioned UG was to help cha
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
First: Do you really rate success by looking at revenue only? Second: The Europe parts of e.g. Apple play a big role in developing the future of the US company, but revenue seems to be accounting to US only ...
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
As far as i understand, BWM is way more agile then Tesla is - they are planning (and executing) to be able to build any car and configuration on any production line - ICE / e-drive / hybrid. This has not been visible in Tesla&#x27
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
In Europe we have a rather healthy conversation on 4-day work weeks and 40h maximum . Why is the US tech industry so rooted in Presence culture?
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
There is a reason why we talk Metaverse/XR in Industry 4.0. Being at the place of production might not be needed in the future, anyway.

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