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Comment #48970067
> There was never any plausible explanation for why this wouldn’t happen. There was never any practical mechanism to prevent someone from saving a conversation and using it to trai…
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Comment #48870168
> else we'll be expecting to explain Shakespeare's plays using physics. This is just a data problem though. From the perspective of a deterministic universe, creative works theoret…
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Comment #47277193
> How about the part where children cannot legally create accounts of their own, on computers that they own? Where is that actually stated in any law being discussed? If a parent g…
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Comment #47273877
How is that dumb? It seems reasonable and pragmatic. If the current status quo is ID uploads and face scans, this seems like the better approach. It shifts the responsibility back …
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Comment #47263491
Same. I used to be ride-or-die for my Thinkpad Trackpoint™ keyboards, I even had an external USB one. Eventually I started to feel the RSI in the top of my hand. Haven't had any is…
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Comment #47248675
There are plenty of 8GB M1 Airs that many people will likely still be using 10 years from now. For 90%+ of users a laptop is just a web browser machine.
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Comment #47222606
I loved gen 1 pokemon as a kid in the 90s. But today I sometimes feel like our culture is locked in time. Walking into a toy store is somewhat depressing - everything looks exactly…
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Comment #47218045
The average consumer is also very happy to take recommendations from the tech-literate people in their life. I would love if there was a budget-friendly, privacy-preserving phone I…
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Comment #47186541
I agree. I feel the flow of having browsers send some flag to sites is the most privacy-preserving approach to this whole topic. The system owner creates a “child” account that has…
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Comment #46305107
Last week if you are using a VPN + a browser that limits fingerprinting, you were likely to see error messages accessing HN.
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Comment #46268595
Glad I'm not crazy for running agentic tools in an isolated VM.
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Comment #46129619
What does squirreling it away mean though? A pile of cash instead of investments? The reality is that you don’t get to throw in the towel.
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Comment #46063830
I’m glad that someone has built this and made it their personal crusade, but this is a problem that I can’t relate to having. I find it far more uncomfortable/intimate to sleep nex…
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Comment #46063729
Couples that poop together stay together.
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Comment #46063710
I’ve actually ended otherwise decent relationships early because the other person was way too coy/upset with bodily functions like farting and pooping. If we’er sleeping together I…
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Comment #44038478
The first tier ($4/month) only works for up to 25 aliases. Depending on how many of your aliases have leaked, you may have to pay a lot to perform that check. I wish HIBP had a sol…
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Comment #44038450
If you use this approach, once 10 of your aliases are in the HIBP database you will need to pay for a subscription to see breaches for your domain (and even then the $40/year tier …
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Comment #44038420
> the senior cowboy coder (who just went into retirement) They just went into retirement?
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Comment #44038411
I've seen coworkers at Big Tech Co™ make huge security blunders despite attending prestigious universities (Berkeley, Stanford, etc) and having 5+ years of industry experience. No …
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Comment #43278729
What software are you using for virtualization? I wasn't impressed with the Apple Silicon options last time I looked.
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Comment #42262763
I think we may just be bumping into cultural differences here. I grew up in a household were being naked around family members was common. I spend time in clothing-optional spaces.…
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Comment #42262314
My point is that the threat model is backwards. The threat associated with a camera is the least severe compared to anything else a malicious person could do with access to your co…
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Comment #42262267
This raises a different but related question. In what world should a victim of a crime be extorted for doing innocent things in their home. If a peeping tom took a photo though a w…
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Comment #42262251
Obviously the camera is also 'disabled' when the lid is closed regardless of the controlling circuitry. So while that's a good feature, it's not relevant.
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Comment #42261576
Yup it's wild to me how much anxiety there is about cameras while no mind is given to microphones. Conversations are much more privileged than potentially seeing me in my underwear…