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Comment #49097882
It’s a joke, buddy. You must be fun at parties.
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Comment #49084040
Dude, that company sounds awesome!
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Comment #49061629
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Comment #49026444
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Comment #48921219
Humans learn from mistakes and feel the repercussions. We understand this starting from when we’re infants.
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Comment #48921184
Is this sarcasm? Bad drivers absolutely get fines and jail time for speeding, DUIs, etc.
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Comment #48761263
Yeah, that’s not the definition of spyware.
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Comment #48570149
They use mules all the time
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Comment #48546777
This is very likely Lazarus Group - specifically Famous Chollima aka the DPRK
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Comment #47850585
There has been a substantial surge in low quality and Reddit hive mind replies on HN lately. I’m curious what the root cause of it is.
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Comment #47652411
Whether I agree or not - it’s comments like these that make HN feel like hivemind Reddit where people just seethe and rage post.
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Comment #47075558
I’m always curious why local models aren’t being pushed more for certain types of data the person is handling. Data leakage to a 3rd party LLM is top on my list of concerns.
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Comment #46929254
I’ll die on the hill that the Ultima 7 games are the absolute best RPGs ever made. So beyond their times and hold up incredibly today.
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Comment #46647503
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Comment #45371254
The privacy issue still exists in this scenario. All doctors (including concierge) use 3rd party services for practically everything from blood work to imaging to application produ…
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Comment #45285683
Sounds like you preferred it when it was controlled by liberal interests.
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Comment #45285674
They aren’t saying that - and you know they aren’t. They’re also correct. Fediverse, in my actual experience, is overwhelmingly filled with hyper left leaning echo chamber content …
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Comment #44951412
Maybe yes? Maybe no? This has been an ongoing situation with the UK and demanding backdoors into US platforms - I’m not convinced them dropping it came down to “striking a secret d…
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Comment #41322753
I think this is a bit of a sensational take. The code being executed is all there without obfuscation.
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Comment #40824335
I've been in infosec for the past 14+ years and hiring these types are pretty nuanced and complex. On one hand, you have a person who shows their ethics are questionable at best. D…
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Comment #38220997
That terminal and even the associated game look incredible!
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Comment #37987605
Metrix!!! I used to live across the street from them and would go there often. Capitol Hill in Seattle is outrageously expensive.
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Comment #37934625
Monero was built and used for privacy purposes but it gets abused by cybercriminals for malicious purposes. Just like all cryptocurrencies and even plain paper cash.
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Comment #37934367
This is my take as well. You have a service thats installed for one-click operations from Brave customers that want to use their VPN. The VPN service doesn't run in the background …
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Comment #37931966
As someone who works in the antibot space for a FAANG, this type of solution can actually be very effective initially. Bad adversaries will adjust their TTP's (Tactics, techniques …