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enzanki_ars

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    Comment #44381745

    This is a real feature of iPhones since the iPhone 15 Pro model. https://support.apple.com/en-in/109041

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    Comment #41927434

    Washington Post article has a paywall for two paragraphs that don't give much details. Here's the official Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report: https://www.consumerfinance.…

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    Comment #39530350

    https://archive.is/LvxxW

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    Comment #37313624

    The OEM kernel is available in the repo too, though requires that the kernel in the ISO works enough for your hardware to get to that point. More info about that OEM kernel is avai…

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    Comment #36714498

    It would only stop pirates for a whopping 24 hours at best. If there is a will, there is a way to bypass video DRM. It has to be decrypted at some point to appear on a display, and…

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    Comment #36313142

    The problem is the CVE score do work in most cases. A lot of organizations still prioritize updates based on their CVE score, and don't bother with updating unless it meets a certa…

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    Comment #32730043

    This is not the official OBS project page, which is at obsproject.com instead. The URL for the release announcement can be found at https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/release…

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    Comment #32729483

    Seems to be related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32722510

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    Comment #32582783

    There is still a large amount of friction in keeping a game though. These types of DRMs can cause the game to be unplayable years later. Like when Alder Lake came out and a bunch o…

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    Comment #32227075

    Cloudflare also outlines the following reason in the linked blog post: > "The reason this matters so much is that the maximum size of an unsigned UDP packet is typically 512 octets…

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    Comment #31415003

    I was able to do this on my Rebel T7i by switching to manual focus, and then selecting the "info" button a couple of times to remove the overlay. There might have been some other c…

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    Comment #31240008

    Article from Jan 9, 2020. Not sure if there is any context to it resurfacing now...

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    Comment #30420500

    In terms of that Adobe Acrobat Reader snap, how am I supposed to trust that the container is a maintained, trustworthy, and official version of the application? That looks to me sk…

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    Comment #30338405

    ASCIIFlow is less accessible than Mermaid though for folks that use screen readers. Mermaid can be read as is from the source, or be transformed into a readable format for screen r…

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    Comment #28867848

    In terms of the topic in this thread, it's not the customers responsibility to deal with expired root certificates. That said, I understand that there is a large issue with devices…

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    Comment #28867505

    ISP MITM is not low risk, and has been already done by Comcast at the very least in the US to inject warnings about bandwidth caps [0]. And with the horrible security of home route…

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    Comment #28569967

    Edit: Not a lawyer, and what follows is intended to be more of outlining my understanding and trying to ask clarification on what I'm clearly missing. Sorry if it sounds a bit defe…

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    Comment #28567082

    What infuriates me the most about this ruling is that long term effects of it. Locast did what they did and inserted ads every 15 minutes because they knew nobody would not contrib…

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    Comment #28395528

    I have one, but I still use Locast because I'm in an apartment. I don't have line of sight at all, and I have a lot of issues with signal quality. And I live 3 miles away from my l…

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    Comment #27160489

    Like others have said, I agree that stating that TLS does not garuntee security. But, plain unencrypted HTTP does mean insecure. For a good discussion into why _all_ websites shoul…

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    Comment #27159143

    For a good discussion into why _all_ websites should use HTTPS, I'd highly recommend this article. https://www.troyhunt.com/heres-why-your-static-website-needs... Not having your s…

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    Comment #26959914

    You say that, but they also have set a precedent of doing that before with the Fortnite and plenty of other apps trying to subvert their arguably harsh In-App Purchase rules. I agr…

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    Comment #26959277

    I wonder if there is an added benefit to this policy in terms of required geolocation for access. As in, will Apple prevent apps from requiring geolocation for access to content su…