Nerada

This is brilliant, thanks for sharing!

Correct. Some do a good enough job, but I find most lacking.

These are often knocked back with "We charge $4,000 to answer Security Questionnaires, or you can download our pre-made pack [that answers none of these questions] here."

If the EFF actually cared about freedom of speech they'd set up a registrar and hosting service.

Not an easy watch, it's a special kind of disturbing when people willingly torment small animals.

Thanks for the alternative, Shodan blocks my [cloud] IP for some reason...

This sounds incredibly interesting.

How does it work privacy-wise? Can I see other peoples wallets and who they've sent money to, received money from, etc, like Bitcoin or is it closer to Monero in that regard?

Chessbase actually does something similar, where you can rent other user's computers to run analysis on positions[1]. The users offering up their machines set the price though, as opposed to an auction.

[1] https://en.chessbase.com/post/tutorial-how-does-the-engine-c...

I have no idea how ANNs work, but those GPT-3 numbers make it look like the barrier to better AI is an expense issue (compute/financial), whereas I always just assumed we lacked understanding or some better algorithm.

I sent them an email asking about encryption at rest; the lack of reply was what made me decline to approve the purchase at our company. It's a shame because it does look like an incredible device apart from that.

Cracking good (long) passwords is far from trivial (and mathematically should remain that way), the main problem is most users pick terrible passwords.

For some reason this link re-routes me to "advertising.com".

I had no idea I had access to this, thank you!

That isn't clear-cut, at least not in NSW. The department of Fair Trading set up a series of pages which can be summarised by the quote "if the event is cancelled due to government restrictions, this impacts your rights under the consumer guarantees", followed by a plea to businesses to be nice (ha).

https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/resource-library/publicat...

Anything on Archive.* fails to resolve for me for this reason; I just don't bother clicking their links anymore either.

>volume and lock buttons simultaneously

Aha, that does it!

I've often heard this said, but my iPhone 8 doesn't operate like this at all. Touch ID still works regardless of how many times I press the lock button. Is there a setting I'm missing? I've looked around and couldn't find anything.

I love when I come across sites like this, where someone is just so wholly knowledgeable and enthusiastic about something I would have dismissed as mundane.

Don't forget Ubik, written in 1969 by Philip K. Dick. Excerpt below.

https://twitter.com/davidbrin/status/754490300140322816

They do international shipping too (or used to). I was a member for a number of years and resided outside of the UK.

I only ever buy print in hardcover.

The last paragraph sums it up well; I'm almost solely digital now, but if there's something I particularly enjoy, I'll hunt for the hardcover.

Plaintext email is great too, cuts out a lot of superfluous junk.

https://useplaintext.email/

I'm in the same boat. I went to check after reading this and I had already disabled both settings.

Smart move from Twitter. By removing the speech of people they disagree with under the guise of vague and selective ToS enforcement, they're still able to push their own political agenda, while removing the recourse that political advertising would allow.

That's needed for the Auto-Type to find windows.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/3675

Did you approach Sony for a repair, and if so, how did that play out? I tried to get Samsung to repair my two year old Galaxy when it turned off one day and refused to turn back on, but as it was purchased in a different country they refused to help. Haven't bought a Samsung since.

Levine does some really great working breaking down a lot of these current events.

As the guy on the other end who has to read the responses; it's not fun here either. Though, there's movement in the SaaS space that looks to solve a lot of this. Proper text input fields, automated yearly requests for update, audit logging and notifications (x party has responded, y party asks for clarification on question z, etc).

Expensive though, but enterprise solutions always are...

For me it's simply that I'd much rather not give up my photographs to Google.

Seems strange to me that China was able to manufacture processors but they couldn't manufacture ballpoint pens domestically until 2017.