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Comment #36321235
This is something I've been investigating. If one had a gateway that spoke Reddit's API, the apps wouldn't even really have to pivot, just change the API base URL. And in theory no…
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Comment #36235771
I feel like they're targeting VR. Some background: Currently PCVR is basically 100% Windows. It's possible to stream VR games from a PC to a standalone headset (ie: with the Quest …
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Comment #36206810
FWIW, the Quest Pro can do both eye and face tracking on avatars right now, although whatever app you're using needs to support it and it's not yet photorealistic. (Meta's been wor…
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Comment #24390398
> I still don't understand what would "FairPlay applications" entail? Anyone care to explain further? Apps on iOS are kept encrypted until runtime, presumably to deter piracy. Obvi…
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Comment #21495305
Part of the confusion comes from the fact that there are several different points do be discussed, and they're easy to mix up. For instance: software trust in general, web server s…
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Comment #21490580
I'm surprised that no one has yet mentioned that piping curl to bash can be detected by the server (previous discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17636032 ). This all…
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Comment #12507660
You might be interested in something like ORWL[1], which is arguably the most secure consumer PC I've ever heard of. It has tamper-resistant features, full disk encryption, and a s…
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Comment #7952786
The buzzword is "risk compensation". There's a whole article on Wikipedia about it (and lots of studies) but, to make a long story short, "measures, designed to improve traffic saf…