… so it is precisely the software they heard about in 2010

Ecosia is better for this than google

The government then revealed that they had access to a third party tool that they used to break into the phone and recover its contents.

I’m not sure if we’re thinking of the same case but I also remember that the tool wasn’t ready in the beginning, which is why they tried the court method until it was

This is the paper the article is about: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2501.02305

For the elderly maybe?

Huh, never thought of that

Never seen a discount that deep. Felt weird

I wasn’t going to buy any ice cream but the clerk told me about the deal at checkout so I did. Another clerk was like “wow you sold another one?”

Wondering what the people that were advising to wait for 50 series when 40s came out because nvidia hates even numbers and made the 40ies bad are thinking now.

That wouldn’t help me tbh

To anyone who didn’t read the article and was confused like me, apparently starlink is Subaru’s remote car security feature.

Weston implementation seems still in progress:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/issues/467

Anyways, proton 10 when

It’s 3d??

Pornwut Pipatanadetsak, TCC head for policy and innovation, said pre-installation of loan apps breached consumer rights because it consumed phone capacity without the phone user’s consent, and users could not uninstall such apps, which had access to their personal data

Older but not too old. Not near the microwave. There was a problem with the WiFi not penetrating a wall well so a WiFi extender on the other side connected to Ethernet over power was supposed to fix that. But that turned out more unreliable than before. In the end a WiFi mesh network worked the best.

When I used one of these it jammed the wifi

Non-archive link: https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-city-council-palisades-eaton-fire-eviction-moratorium-rent-increases-housing-vote

They fucked up their encryption so it has half the entropy they claim, they verify messages solely based on information from the message and their pseudo-tor thing isn’t encrypted. Also you can drain someone’s battery by sending them specially crafted messages

I can’t wrap my head around this comment. You think playing video games is a wealthy people hobby? Or are you saying the author of the article is a wealthy person who doesn’t work? And he has to remind us that becuase that’s apparently something rich people do all the time that I missed? Or is it that only wealthy people have time to read these articles? Did I miss elon musk promoting path of exile or something what does he have anything to do with this?

The real answer doesn’t make sense neither, the article makes no mention of how much money the game has made, it’s just a surface level review.

Why is Forbes games journalising