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Apple Shortcuts Vulnerability (Still) Allows Easy Export of User Data(jestlandia.github.io)
1 points by pandacake 3y ago|0 comments
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by pandacake 3y ago
I will say, the security risk increases with right-to-repair. Also, Apple really could dedicate resources to harden these areas.
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by pandacake 3y ago
LOL. Inspire is nothing close to inspiring. Additionally, if Amazon was doing so well, it would not have struck such a lucrative deal with Tiktok to push Amazon product content on Tiktok platform. Amazon is losing its footing. It is grossly
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by pandacake 3y ago
> "They've really made it almost impossible to use as a privacy-respecting browser that lets you pick your search engine." Brave Browser let's you customize.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Ah, yes. The dream of company towns is alive and well for Amazon. Wish we could get some strict regulatory standards to block Amazon from obliterating cities and towns like that of Walmart. One was enough.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Discussion of "energy transfer" is particularly troubling. IMO, it's very much a brush off in ownership to "whoever" (e.g., "small economic actors"). It's hard to be an economic superpower when there&
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by pandacake 3y ago
QQ: Is this within LinkedIn's TOS? I ask because it's against TOS to scrape profiles/services (see Dont's #2 and #4): https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement#dos .
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by pandacake 3y ago
For responsible scientists and researchers who've disclosed to Google how this is being used to execute large-scale phishing attacks, and Google opting to not fix it, this news warms our hearts. Spam on!
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by pandacake 3y ago
The odds are not in favor of whistleblowers. We need better protections against malicious companies such as Amazon.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Is this Amazon leaking their own codename project to try to remain relevant in LLM-land? Yikes.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Anything to push their Games division to success. Sounds about right for Amazon; it's their business model. Make a deal with 3rd party, learn about them through legal and illegal means, then kill them. Isn't Amazon being sued by S
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by pandacake 3y ago
More than those others? Yea...
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by pandacake 3y ago
Amazon cut majority of the team working on Astro.
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by pandacake 3y ago
The legacy system is the system. Amazon fired a bunch of people this time last year because it was supposed to have Titan. Titan is completely underwhelming, and so they had to wait. Hence the PR around "democratizing LLMs." Un
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by pandacake 3y ago
And then people can hack into it (because it isn't that difficult), and you don't know your data/service is compromised because Amazon nor Ring discloses that to you.
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by pandacake 3y ago
FYI, it listens.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Exactly. The data is "cooked." We are literally told to make the numbers work, or else.
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by pandacake 3y ago
"Many of the people running Alexa had been there since 2012. Its was tyranny by those who started in that organization first. Backstabbing, politics, bad engineering, nepotistic promotions. The scientists were so far behind, almost all
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by pandacake 3y ago
I'm guessing this is how Disney VR offerings will surface.
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by pandacake 3y ago
Cop City? Oh yea, Amazon is funding that effort.
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Swedish Data Protection Authority Warns Companies Against Google Analytics Use(iapp.org)
2 points by pandacake 3y ago|0 comments
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by pandacake 3y ago
Sudden self-awareness of bias? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36508656
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by pandacake 3y ago
Do you find it weird/alarming that you assert a female assignment and a status of "poor technical understanding"? Where do you work? What is your role? Are you in a leadership position? Asking on behalf of everyone who does n