> Cellebrite extractions are done under color of law Until they find they're in the wrong house. Or that a warrant is invalid.
New players born daily....
> modern nutrition Uh...
> Governments so-far failing to regulate existential threats to themselves is honestly odd. Factions within governments all around the world are using it to their own ends.
First thing I thought, who would skip over Podman?
So...executive real estate agent?
> laws are created which make it illegal to run unapproved software on the self-driving cars. Enforcement impossible.
User engagement.
Well that's an unfortunate phrase to choose.
According to...well, everyone, that was a NYS thing, not NYC specifically.
The IRS is the last group in the US that needs their budget slashed...............
Tailwind is hot right now. Wish someone would explain to those of us not as deep in the trenches why that is!
They'll just run planes above the city to watch people instead, until they find what shape of surveillance robot people are okay with. This[0] is why the technical knowledge is more important — this went on for how…
You'd rather have root in userspace than basic boot security? Your threat model must be that of Swiss cheese from air.
(Only if they require SafetyNet or whatever, otherwise, you can get them with Aurora store)
P.S. /e/ = LineageOS, which breaks Android's security model. Graphene, then Calyx, is a great place to start.
What apps are you using that don't have PWA alternatives, out of curiosity?
Uninformed opinions about technical shit are never mechanisms for change.
Attribution is hard with digital attacks. In hacker communities, it's considered best practice to avoid making enemies — a good policy.
because -> despite
Could you elaborate on the durability? Would a multi tenant SaaS with databases on the much smaller size compared to what you all talk about do well to use this, with proper backups?
Has Filecoin not grown because of this?
Not Americans in their 50s. The 1950s.
Honestly? Those words seem like they could be interpreted as being intended as timeless placeholders.
So Americans in the 50s were at their most moronic? Apart from the obvious social considerations...this doesn't seem correct.
> Cellebrite extractions are done under color of law Until they find they're in the wrong house. Or that a warrant is invalid.
New players born daily....
> modern nutrition Uh...
> Governments so-far failing to regulate existential threats to themselves is honestly odd. Factions within governments all around the world are using it to their own ends.
First thing I thought, who would skip over Podman?
So...executive real estate agent?
> laws are created which make it illegal to run unapproved software on the self-driving cars. Enforcement impossible.
User engagement.
Well that's an unfortunate phrase to choose.
According to...well, everyone, that was a NYS thing, not NYC specifically.
The IRS is the last group in the US that needs their budget slashed...............
Tailwind is hot right now. Wish someone would explain to those of us not as deep in the trenches why that is!
They'll just run planes above the city to watch people instead, until they find what shape of surveillance robot people are okay with. This[0] is why the technical knowledge is more important — this went on for how…
You'd rather have root in userspace than basic boot security? Your threat model must be that of Swiss cheese from air.
(Only if they require SafetyNet or whatever, otherwise, you can get them with Aurora store)
P.S. /e/ = LineageOS, which breaks Android's security model. Graphene, then Calyx, is a great place to start.
What apps are you using that don't have PWA alternatives, out of curiosity?
Uninformed opinions about technical shit are never mechanisms for change.
Attribution is hard with digital attacks. In hacker communities, it's considered best practice to avoid making enemies — a good policy.
because -> despite
Could you elaborate on the durability? Would a multi tenant SaaS with databases on the much smaller size compared to what you all talk about do well to use this, with proper backups?
Has Filecoin not grown because of this?
Not Americans in their 50s. The 1950s.
Honestly? Those words seem like they could be interpreted as being intended as timeless placeholders.
So Americans in the 50s were at their most moronic? Apart from the obvious social considerations...this doesn't seem correct.