> multi PB library Of? Ripped Blu-rays?
> Order of the Sinking Star I was going to mention this game as a counter point but then realised that if I am doing that it's kind of the exception that proves the rule. I do wonder why this is, perhaps there's more…
Those games are so weird but stylishly alluring. I remember buying a big box of MDK and playing through the game in probably a day or two.
Why do you think that is? What would you consider a European masterpiece? And what would you consider something that falls short from outside Europe?
I'm going to hazard a guess and suggest that the Saudi Investment Fund is invested in many things that would not be considered polite in Saudi society.
Perhaps unrelated to this - a few days ago we had communications from a TLS certificate provider that we need to reissue all of our certificates by 21st 8PM before they will stop working. We pressed _why_ and was only…
Then guess what - people stop using those websites. The big players who want to gatekeep you in their ecosystem do not want attestation - they want you to give them your passkeys for them to store under the guise of…
It's common for devices to choose a new IPv6 address within your range at random to perform a new connection / rotate periodically. Which in turn makes it harder to track vs. your /64 which is approximates your old…
"Scanned" faces in this instance isn't unique people. 500,000 individual checks could have been for the same person. While that is extremely unlikely, it's also unlikely they scanned 500,000 unique people.
Britain has become extremely soft on crime. For some people it's still not soft enough.
Perhaps not many criminals use train stations during the day, for example, people probably deliver drugs by bike or car so they don't walk around a busy place stinking of weed. How many known criminals have biometrics…
I don't think there's a limit to the animosity people feel (rightly or wrongly - what's "correct" has no bearing on people's feelings) and we will end up in a place where previously unthinkable force or actions are now…
Hot take: I think immigration and multiculturalism is going to be the the biggest and the defining issue of this century. The history books will have "AI" and climate change in the margins as 'exacerbating factors'.…
Is this just the old 'Government is stupid' or 'EU is too bureaucratic' trope, or did you have a particular point?
> passkeys require using a manager as well, so there isn't much point. No they don't. I use hardware passkeys for all my important accounts. It's extremely easy.
Yes. I use hardware based passkeys and absolutely love them. I think it was a giant mistake having them 'software' based. It some ways it kind of defeats the entire purpose...
I use passkeys, hardware ones, and I am very happy with it. I don't understand why people dislike passkeys, they are the most secure system we could possibly do and I am also very happy that the major companies are…
Because it's about the journey and not just the artefact. If you're not thinking of something that's useful and preparing snippets to share every day you are not practising it. Having to come up with something stretches…
The EU is big enough to house multiple regions for multiple cloud providers, all in the same jurisdiction (so they can actually be used within data sovereignty requirements). Not true for most of the other places in…
No - and usually the reason is so they cannot be targeted.
Regions are really the scale of disaster isolation only in extreme cases - such as global catastrophe (meteor strike taking out a city) or in this case, when actively targeted in war. I don't really see the same thing…
Death-frightening scion capable of seeing beyond the illusionary world before our eyes John Carmack?
You have a very nuanced take that I broadly agree with. I would add that they were probably targeted for political reasons, it's not like the current administration is going out of their way to tackle right wing…
Is it truly anyone, or only anyone that politically aligns with them?
I don't understand your comment - the social norms I refer to are paying tax, sending your children to school, integrating with the local community, living in areas/accommodation that is legal/not transitory. It can be…
> multi PB library Of? Ripped Blu-rays?
> Order of the Sinking Star I was going to mention this game as a counter point but then realised that if I am doing that it's kind of the exception that proves the rule. I do wonder why this is, perhaps there's more…
Those games are so weird but stylishly alluring. I remember buying a big box of MDK and playing through the game in probably a day or two.
Why do you think that is? What would you consider a European masterpiece? And what would you consider something that falls short from outside Europe?
I'm going to hazard a guess and suggest that the Saudi Investment Fund is invested in many things that would not be considered polite in Saudi society.
Perhaps unrelated to this - a few days ago we had communications from a TLS certificate provider that we need to reissue all of our certificates by 21st 8PM before they will stop working. We pressed _why_ and was only…
Then guess what - people stop using those websites. The big players who want to gatekeep you in their ecosystem do not want attestation - they want you to give them your passkeys for them to store under the guise of…
It's common for devices to choose a new IPv6 address within your range at random to perform a new connection / rotate periodically. Which in turn makes it harder to track vs. your /64 which is approximates your old…
"Scanned" faces in this instance isn't unique people. 500,000 individual checks could have been for the same person. While that is extremely unlikely, it's also unlikely they scanned 500,000 unique people.
Britain has become extremely soft on crime. For some people it's still not soft enough.
Perhaps not many criminals use train stations during the day, for example, people probably deliver drugs by bike or car so they don't walk around a busy place stinking of weed. How many known criminals have biometrics…
I don't think there's a limit to the animosity people feel (rightly or wrongly - what's "correct" has no bearing on people's feelings) and we will end up in a place where previously unthinkable force or actions are now…
Hot take: I think immigration and multiculturalism is going to be the the biggest and the defining issue of this century. The history books will have "AI" and climate change in the margins as 'exacerbating factors'.…
Is this just the old 'Government is stupid' or 'EU is too bureaucratic' trope, or did you have a particular point?
> passkeys require using a manager as well, so there isn't much point. No they don't. I use hardware passkeys for all my important accounts. It's extremely easy.
Yes. I use hardware based passkeys and absolutely love them. I think it was a giant mistake having them 'software' based. It some ways it kind of defeats the entire purpose...
I use passkeys, hardware ones, and I am very happy with it. I don't understand why people dislike passkeys, they are the most secure system we could possibly do and I am also very happy that the major companies are…
Because it's about the journey and not just the artefact. If you're not thinking of something that's useful and preparing snippets to share every day you are not practising it. Having to come up with something stretches…
The EU is big enough to house multiple regions for multiple cloud providers, all in the same jurisdiction (so they can actually be used within data sovereignty requirements). Not true for most of the other places in…
No - and usually the reason is so they cannot be targeted.
Regions are really the scale of disaster isolation only in extreme cases - such as global catastrophe (meteor strike taking out a city) or in this case, when actively targeted in war. I don't really see the same thing…
Death-frightening scion capable of seeing beyond the illusionary world before our eyes John Carmack?
You have a very nuanced take that I broadly agree with. I would add that they were probably targeted for political reasons, it's not like the current administration is going out of their way to tackle right wing…
Is it truly anyone, or only anyone that politically aligns with them?
I don't understand your comment - the social norms I refer to are paying tax, sending your children to school, integrating with the local community, living in areas/accommodation that is legal/not transitory. It can be…