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    Comment #29447337

    That's the thing, the paid apps, music, movies, etc. are actually just licenses. And, although I didn't read the contract myself, I'm pretty sure the Terms and Services all users a…

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    Comment #29127689

    I'd say it's less of a "BIOS update to fix a software bug" and more of a "BIOS update to provide control to the user to perform a workaround for a software bug whose fix requires a…

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    Comment #29044592

    It's the same; if you click on "Donate" on the foundation website, it goes to Signal's website (the one you linked to).

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    Comment #28740302

    I think OP means they don't mind sharing their information with the search engine (be it Google, another engine that provides better results, or even a better Google in terms of re…

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    Comment #28259490

    Redirection like this doesn't seem to work if it comes first on GNU bash 5.0.17(1)-release. For documentation purposes, this is the exact thing I tried to run: $ Maybe there is ano…

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    Comment #27511134

    It has a dependency on XLS[cc], so they share their limitations: https://github.com/google/fully-homomorphic-encryption/tree/...

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    Comment #27375486

    Was your pay cut due to your location, or simply due to the fact that you were work-from-home?

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    Comment #27348898

    I guess it depends on what your price range is. For most people starting out, the price range is generally less than $1M. At that price, you will generally only have townhouses or …

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    Comment #27348235

    Unfortunately, in competitive markets like the Bay Area, HOA neighborhoods are the only option available to you in your price range for most people starting out. Your other options…

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    Comment #27175076

    Isn't item (3) more of a policy thing rather than a language thing? Granted, I actually never coded in Kotlin (and very very little in Go), so if it's "encouraged" in Kotlin, then …

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    Comment #25453465

    I was browsing YouTube the other day, and got recommended something similar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0VYsiMtrNE Very interesting indeed! The title of the video translates …

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    Comment #25236136

    My current solution to perform backups with local encryption (locally encrypted before syncing) is to use a gocryptfs setup. Specifically, I create an overlay with gocryptfs in whi…

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    Comment #25022028

    Let me rephrase. One attribute the education system should provide students is the ability to think critically. By being able to think critically, a person should be able to have t…

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    Comment #25020496

    > Where did all the intellect go? I think that's the key point. Decades of undermining the education system, plus many other problems such as "big money lobbying" is likely what le…

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    Comment #24520863

    As the saying goes, code is typically written once and read thousands of times. It takes you less than a second to write the full flag name (add a few seconds if you need to look i…

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    Comment #24466265

    That is precisely why it is tragic.

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    Comment #23729963

    At that point, wouldn't the approach be to defend from the client side? Namely, we can instruct the client to not trust any content sign by such-and-such keys. This can be done by …

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    Comment #20784632

    An object pipeline is certainly interesting, and I do use PowerShell from time to time. However, there is a reason extremely simple concepts such as "everything is a file" or "inpu…

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    Comment #19240434

    Perhaps so, given that for most DNS provider, the ability to modify DNS records automatically gives you the ability to sign those record. This shows the importance of having a dedi…

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    Comment #19204885

    I guess even some sort of "signed device protocol" will not work. An attacker can just create a device that guesses the device identifier (or whatever is used to create the signatu…