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toneverends@lemmy.mlto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Blockade Australia climate activist can't use encrypted apps, must let police access phone11·3 years agoDon’t question The Economy™.
TPM chips invented in ~2004 were widely feared because they enabled this capability, but until now they have been primarily used only in corporate networks and for BitLocker hard drive encryption.
[…] Cloudflare has already shown it is possible for websites to use it to verify the humanity of a user and skip CAPTCHAs on macOS. What happens when Windows gains that ability? Linux users will be left out in the cold […]
On an extremely paranoid note, will our government or a large corporation require a driver’s license for the internet, with a digital attestation binding a device to your digital ID in an unfalsifiable way? […]
Need some sources on your numbers, but taking them at face value, a few points:
- 1600km is avoided in no time. (You don’t need to ride 1600km to avoid driving 1600km, but it’s only 3-9 months of short cycling trips).
- Your car can still be used by someone else, saving the production of another car for that time (removing the relevance of considering the embodied energy of the car before switching to bicycle).
- The sooner your 1 car is sent to scrap, the sooner it can be melted down into tubing and parts to make 100 bicycles.
Really though, what is the difference between a copyright-infringing piece of code generated by copilot, and a copyright-infringing piece of code generated by running the original through rot-13 twice?
I can’t wait to see court cases where proprietary software developed using copilot is found to be fully AGPLv3 due to where the ML learnt its patterns.
Ha. Viral marketing. It’s a beer from Geelong. The name “furphy” means something like “a tall tale”.
toneverends@lemmy.mlto Firefox@lemmy.ml•New Firefox privacy feature strips URLs of tracking parameters4·3 years agoDoes it rewrite amp URLs?
toneverends@lemmy.mlto Technology@lemmy.ml•Electricity used to mine bitcoin plummets as crypto crisis widens1·3 years agoHmm… Cue the 51% attacks?
toneverends@lemmy.mltoAutism@lemmy.ml•Autism-linked mutation disrupts brain circuit to change social behavior | Spectrum | Autism Research News2·3 years agoIn the new study, the researchers used genetically modified viruses to delete SHANK3, which encodes a key protein for neuronal communication, from this circuit in adult mice.
toneverends@lemmy.mlto COVID-19 Pandemic@lemmy.ml•Look at what happens to testosterone 6 months after getting COVID vs. those never infected. This data is from young, previously healthy men in the Swiss Armed Forces.3·3 years agoIt appears to explicitly conclude that there is no long term impact on fertility. The main long term impacts of concern are metabolic disorders (eg chronic fatigue like), and cardiopulmonary complications.
From the results abstract:
There were no significant differences in psychosocial questionnaire scores, ophthalmological outcomes, sperm quality or motility between controls and those infected more than 6 months previously with SARS-CoV-2.
From the conclusions abstract:
However, the constellation of higher body mass index, dyslipidemia and lower physical endurance 6 months post COVID-19 is suggestive of a higher risk of developing metabolic disorders and possible cardiovascular complications.
toneverends@lemmy.mlto Technology@lemmy.ml•Ethereum miners spent $15 billion on GPUs in the last two years7·3 years agoWhat city’s (nation’s?) annual resource consumption and CO₂e emissions does $15b worth of GPU manufacture and subsequent mining most closely represent?
toneverends@lemmy.mlto Technology@lemmy.ml•Telegram beats Facebook Messenger and is almost tied with WhatsApp in total downloads.3·3 years agoMarginally “better”, but not progress; like the US military going carbon neutral.
The ecosystem is still a walled garden subject to government pressures upon and whims of a single corporate entity.
Boot up tails or qubes in a virtual machine (LXC or VirtualBox, for example).
If you can get close to eliminating sugar and simple starches from your daily diet, that alone will prevent a lot of plaque build-up and even slow/prevent advancement of tooth decay (within reason… Please see a dentist and get tooth decay fixed before it destroys your quality of life).
Sugary foods include things like dried fruit. Simple starches include crackers and most bread (I find a crusty open-crumb sourdough to cause less plaque buildup than a fluffy yeast loaf, despite being basically the same ingredients.)
Searching on Aliexpress, I found several USB-C hubs with the same case, same specs, and probably the same components… for 10 euros a piece. Paying 90 euros just because some company printed their logo on it feels… wrong.
Best to view fingerprint and pin/pattern unlocking as ways of avoiding random unlocks while in your pocket, for example.