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CPU-Z and HWMonitor compromised
https://xcancel.com/vxunderground/status/2042483067655262461 https://old.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1sh4e5l/warni... https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/supply-c…
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Comment #43471002
“ In no-cloud mode the only way to interact with the devices is through their app, and an app isn’t always the most convenient way to interact with devices in the home.”
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Comment #41273036
iOS 17.6.1 - can't install via safari. Message: To install the Epic Games Store on your iPhone, update to iOS 17.6 or later.
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Comment #39820635
I wrote about it months ago when they did it. Why wouldn't it? Because... it's illegal (under EU law) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38192620 But the answer is: pay or consen…
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Comment #39815748
Shows how NON compliant Alphabet was before DMA ;) "Make infra compliant, but try to pull some shit with billing, to see how serious the EC is about DMA. That way, if they're serio…
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Comment #39095777
Firefox on macOS can use iCloud stored passkeys.
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Comment #38620045
If there is a shit show, it is ESXi. I know plenty who've migrated pain free to Proxmox. Back-up works great too. All for free. VMware has a ton of stuff that others are nowhere ne…
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Comment #38548676
The setup is a deal or they set something up? Please revise to "set up" if the char limit is OK
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Comment #38349360
The ruling says "if necessary...". This swings both ways: It is not necessary to charge, and also not possible, due to the GDPR. Faecbook can run ads, and support their business, a…
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Facebook breaks EU law against targeted advertising?
Facebook have now thrown up a modal dialogue one must accept to continue. It says: === Make a choice about your ads As part of changing laws in your region, you can now choose to c…
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Comment #38188285
Can't individuals (on their local systems) just blacklist those root CAs independently of the browsers? I can do that today to trust and distrust any certificate out there. Problem…
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Comment #36849512
"Deliberately blind" implies the use of encryption (by a platform or provider). One solution I think is to provide a user side toggle or option to enable encryption. Then it is not…
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Comment #35295267
Our keys are documented here*. Hyperlink with broken certificates. Fun.
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Comment #33713332
Facecbook is evil, and deletes my back history to this page.
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Comment #33316154
A problem of the mentioned SVCB records is that while theoretically they're capable of HTTP (unencrypted etc), http is not mentioned in the upcoming drafts directly and no browser …
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Comment #33161953
Vectis is a dumpster fire. This is an attempt to prevent hardware for multi channel opus, for use in film/TV, and eventually inhibit the open source CODECs. Because only Dolby is a…
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What Happened to Ripe.net?
https://www.ripe.net/ Every single RIPE resource is unavailable. Are they under DoS attack?
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Comment #22738643
Needs an email-based sign-up (friction) but the theory seems good. Help train the AI :)
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