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by testvox 5y ago
They do https://protonmail.com/tor
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by testvox 5y ago
I think that quote is saying that if you modify your public key locally then the data you encrypt with it will no longer be decryptable by the private key you previously sent backblaze.
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by testvox 5y ago
> If that's true, as an iCloud user you are exactly as likely to be charged with a crime based on your photos as you were before Is this strictly true? I feel like the evidence that a photo was present on specific device is differen
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by testvox 5y ago
They actually can be forced to reveal sources, the choice not to force them to reveal sources was executive branch policy not law and this policy was rescinded by the Obama administration. I think they realized this was pretty bad optics th
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by testvox 5y ago
"Freedom of the press" in US law just means the freedom to create and distribute media (as opposed to freedom of speech which is specifically about the spoken word). "The press" references the printing press not the news
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by testvox 7y ago
Yes Clearview has been abused as specified TFA. Also Clearview itself has been found breaking the law repeatedly. https://techcrunch.com/2020/02/14/class-action-suit-against-...
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by testvox 7y ago
So yeah you lose out on pay if you were planning on working overtime.
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by testvox 7y ago
What is full payment if you are paid hourly?
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by testvox 7y ago
By the way, in the United States copyright is owned by the author of the work unless there is a written contract assigning it to someone else. The only real exception to this is an employee can assign copyright to their employer by mere ver
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by testvox 7y ago
Some people do believe that non ionizing radiation has effects other than those produced by the added thermal energy (or that the thermal effects are in some way significant). The actual scientific evidence for this is minimal though.
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by testvox 7y ago
Salaried employees don't have free time.
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by testvox 7y ago
I'm sure they would if it wasn't against the law.
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by testvox 7y ago
So do they not have jury nullification in Brazil?
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by testvox 7y ago
But they shouldn't. The key you enter as a user is actually only half of the key needed to decrypt the data. The other half of the key is generated by the secure enclave when the device was first powered on. This part of the key alone
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by testvox 7y ago
The lockout delay is implemented in the chip itself in newer iphones (I think starting with iphone 5S). So no, taking the chip out buys you nothing. > To further discourage brute-force passcode attacks, there are escalating time delays a
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by testvox 7y ago
Generally when newspapers put quotes around a word like that it means they are using a word quoted directly from a source.
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by testvox 7y ago
Hemp is a plant which consumes CO2 from the atmosphere. Using it as part of a structure keeps it sequestered within that structure.
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by testvox 7y ago
Sadly the court considers detainment to be non-custodial and rarely do they venture to better define when a detainment turns into an arrest.
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by testvox 7y ago
That's not entirely true. They ruled that silence in a non-custodial interview could be admissable at trial. Silence in custodial interviews is still not admissable and they didn't actually decide the question of whether or not si
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by testvox 7y ago
Yeah they are still made with animal products. "Natural beef flavor".
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by testvox 7y ago
Youtube doesn't allow you to create an account if you select an age that would make you a child. But you don't need an account to watch youtube.
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by testvox 7y ago
Do those services suck because of operational problems or were they designed to suck? Its not clear from your answer how much blame you are putting on operational issues and how much blame (if any) you are putting on the misaligned incentiv
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by testvox 7y ago
Wasn't the request sent to Microsoft Spain? And Microsoft Spain is under the jurisdiction of the Spanish Government.
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by testvox 7y ago
This is minified code, so couldn't the minifier have replaced the constants with their values or something?
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by testvox 7y ago
https://gitless.com/
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by testvox 7y ago
But would version control solve the email issue? I guess I would still rather get an email with a git repo or patch than I would a word document with a revision set.
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by testvox 7y ago
> You can also use the Git attributes functionality to effectively diff binary files. You do this by telling Git how to convert your binary data to a text format that can be compared via the normal diff. First, you’ll use this technique
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by testvox 7y ago
Git has all those things, except yes it is a different tool.
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by testvox 7y ago
> The “Statute of Limitations” for credit card debt is a law limiting the amount of time lenders and collection agencies have to sue consumers for nonpayment. This makes it sound like the limitation is on how long you have before you can
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by testvox 7y ago
This looks a ton like Battleships Forever, which is a huge complement as that is an awesome and underappreciated game. It's also free if anyone hasn't tried it yet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battleships_For

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