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Comment #28578401
I'm having a hard time visualizing how I could use only one interface. How would the rest of the devices connects? Or are you suggesting using as a wifi only router?
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Comment #28440711
The article I saw with the screenshot was from NYTimes: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/03/technology/facebook-ai-ra...
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Comment #28440618
I like age. I use it with wormhole for quick transfer jobs. Thanks for all the work on this!
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Comment #28440108
I’m fairly certain if you showed pictures of both groups to a toddler they’d be able to sort them correctly. It’s really not hard for a human to tell the difference. Which tells me…
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Comment #28406120
> The sage wisdom from the ILM professor was essentially to avoid pissing off rejected candidates by not interviewing them, as interviewing is a signal that the employees are quali…
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Comment #28324641
zerodium does payout for zero days -- but I don't think this would qualify. Scroll down to see list of prices. https://zerodium.com/program.html
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Comment #28324382
I switched from Linux to an M1 MacBook Air when it came out. I just don't sign into iCloud or use the app store and I have a pretty great experience. The battery life is fantastic …
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Comment #28173129
These aren't payments. The user isn't purchasing anything.
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Comment #28165436
That's correct. If the government asked them to do it, then it would require a warrant to conduct the search.
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Comment #28165420
It's covered in 18 U.S. Code § 2258A - Reporting requirements of providers
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Comment #28165414
Law Enforcement can also get access to that metadata -- it's called a mail cover. See U.S. v. Choate. "A mail cover is a surveillance of an addressee's mail conducted by postal emp…
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Comment #28101437
I would assume yes, that this would cover iMessage backups since it is uploaded to their system.
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Comment #28100930
I think so, since the iMessages are synced across devices.
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Comment #28095791
If the process of identifying the images is done on the device, then a jailbroken device will likely give an attacker access to the entire DB. I'm not sure how useful it would be, …
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Comment #28095731
Why would they hoard it in the camera/iPhotos app? I assume that storage is mostly pictures taken with the device. Wouldn't this be the least likely place to find a hoard of known …
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Comment #28095720
Couldn't the hack just be as simple as sending someone an iMessage with the images attached? Or somehow identify/modify non-illegal images to match the perceptual hash -- since it'…
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Comment #27756352
There is a fairly large caveat to this and it happens to also deal with children. 18 U.S. Code § 2258A - Reporting requirements of providers In short, it requires ESPs to report in…
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Comment #27273022
kinkos
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Comment #27257002
So true. Both Greece and Lithuania are EU members. Part of the EU mission is to provide freedom & security for the members. So here we are, do something.
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Comment #27256981
WWII
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Comment #27209567
I setup a server a few months ago to get familiar with matrix. It wasn’t very lightweight either. I have since shut it down because I felt it was too resource intensive for the sma…
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Comment #27205322
recognized as a regular mouse, no software install needed: https://wiebetech.com/products/mouse-jiggler-mj-3/
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Comment #27072150
Semi off-topic – is there a tool to turn a picture into an drawing? I sometimes see websites where people have created a avatar of their headshot that looks ‘toonish’.