nuker

Why not count people waiting on each floor? To add to the algo? A simple camera with basic computer vision will do.

> junkies breaking in and flogging the drives

For this you dont need TPM. Just a LUKS key in rootfs /etc. He said TPM :)

> combined with LUKS, TPM keys

Does it work? Server can reboot and use TPM to unlock rootfs? What about /boot - encrypted and tamper proof? Resists evil maid attack?

Rabbit hole, I know, but so fascinating if you solved it all :)

It all started when they took a stand against DoD on autonomous weapons and domestic mass surveillance usage. Feb 2026.

After that details don't matter, they've shown their "enemy" colours, once is enough. This is just punishment and it will continue, until they bend the knee.

> I still can't believe they killed iTunes. I used to have my entire digital music library in iTunes. Most of that was music I had ripped myself from CD ...

iTunes Match still exists, one of the handful of subs I pay for.

> Fingerprint.com, while not a CAPTCHA, gives you +3 suspicious score just for using privacy settings like adblock on your browser.

Lame. I got 12, just by using iOS iCloud Private Relay and Wipr.

> Complexity! Complexity!!

This guy needs supabase or heroku or similar.

> They hit < 1mil at prime time.

But they do call the election results, in live broadcast. Authoritative election result. This is the target of this acquisition. CBS is done already.

> Why do people say crap like this...

1. Third-party cookie blocking by default — 2003 (Safari 1.0); industry first.

2. Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), using on-device machine learning to identify and limit cross-site trackers — 2017; industry first.

3. Storage Access API prompts for embedded third-party content (e.g., social login widgets) — 2018 (ITP 2.0); industry first (co-developed by WebKit, later adopted as a web standard).

4. Full third-party cookie blocking (no exceptions) — 2020 (ITP in Safari 13.1); industry first for a major browser.

> Firefox is the last holdout.

Nope, FF is being infiltrated by adtech for last year or two. Last holdout is Safari now :)

Helps if there are support case numbers with attempted diags, maybe.

Ahh, true, I now have 120Hz top, but it's fine, why I said fixed :) I now recall in Catalina I had full 144Hz and VRR options! Monitor is Dell G3223Q via Caldigit TS4 DP.

Send it to Tim Cook email. It worked for me fixing DisplayPort DSC bug. After Catalina, later MacOSes lost ability to drive monitors at higher than 60Hz refresh.

Apple support tortured me with all kinds of diagnostics, with WontFix few weeks later. Wrote email and it got fixed in Sonoma :)

https://egpu.io/forums/mac-setup/4k144hz-no-longer-available...

Make your own Github: forgejo.org

One used Lenovo micro PC (size of a book) from eBay will serve you well.

I have Royal flush :)

How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_many_angels_can_dance_on_t...

Just facts:

- June 2024. Mozilla acquires Anonym, an ad metrics firm.

- July 2024. Mozilla adds Privacy-Preserving Attribution (PPA), feature is enabled by default. Developed in cooperation with Meta (Facebook).

- Feb 2025. Mozilla updates its Privacy FAQ and TOS. "does not sell data about you." becomes "... in the way that most people think about it".

- Oct 2025. Sponsored “Privacy-Focused Direct Results” added to address bar. Not yet exposed in Settings UI.

- Dec 2025. Privacy Notice updated to formalize on-device ad processing and content personalization on New Tab. New Tab is actively marketed to advertisers as a native ad surface.

Converted to AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Time):

Peak hours (normal usage): 8 AM – 2 PM ET → 12 AM (midnight) – 6 AM AEDT (next day)

Off-peak hours (2x usage): All other times → 6 AM – 11:59 PM AEDT

Just do a fresh OS install erasing full disk first. Then be careful what apps you add. Done.

Hmm, Full Disk Access perm is not enough?

Is there disable auto-update setting in GUI? Last time i looked there was none and i had to create some settings.json file for that.

Apple should build Google search.

Google should build Windows.

Microsoft should just die.

> LSI 9207-8i

Awesome! Now erase your Truenas, install XCP-ng, passthrough the LSI to the TrueNas VM :)

> At some point we really need to think if this is the web we want,

You think we have a say in this?

After that, have a look at pcpartpicker.com, motherboards section. They have feature selectors, like number of usb ports, power connector type and so on. Very useful to find boards.

If evil maid attack, and you see this prompt, you a) re-enable secure boot, if did not work b) throw away the device.

In any case data stays secure.

Edit: Hmm, you have a point, how do I know secure boot was disabled in the first place? Anyway, still works for servers and unattended reboots.

You get a prompt to enter Bitlocker recovery key if you turn off Secure boot in BIOS.

> I cannot carry information discovered in this conversation into another user’s conversation.

you really should. this will make you able to learn as true AI

iCloud Private Relay fixes all three i think :)

Better go OPNsense