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infernal machines posted:have any android oems implemented device encryption in a sensible way yet or does a wipe still require overwriting the entire storage volume? p sure anything worth buying is encrypted out of the box now
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yes, but i was asking about android devices
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Next you're going to ask us about why Ios is all about that faux leather.
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Dec 11, 2018 22:17
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last i saw they were all bypassing hardware accelerated storage encryption and just implementing whatever in software
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My cheap Xiaomi Mi A1 says "hardware backed" when I look at the encryption settings, so I'm going to say that they're not all doing that these days.
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Dec 11, 2018 22:26
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Pixel is hardware backed as far I know
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qirex posted:flat earth people claim it's "atmospheric lensing" or that the earth is a segment of a dome how many flat earthers are genuine and how many are having a laugh
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:how many flat earthers are genuine and how many are having a laugh and how many having a laugh get irony poisoned
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:how many flat earthers are genuine and how many are having a laugh I've heard that scammers push it because it's a good signifier that someone is ready for weapons grade bullshit
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qirex posted:I've heard that scammers push it because it's a good signifier that someone is ready for weapons grade bullshit same but evangelical christianity
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Soricidus posted:so you’re saying the hardware has value? sure, once you strip it down to its raw materials again
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Dodoman posted:How do they explain flights from the east coast of Australia to the west coast of America? apparently the flat earth people actually think that the earth is like an old video game where you wraparound to the left side of the screen when you go off of the right
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Lambert posted:My cheap Xiaomi Mi A1 says "hardware backed" when I look at the encryption settings, so I'm going to say that they're not all doing that these days. guess whats cheaper, actually implementing a driver for the poo poo encryption block on the poo poo soc, or changing the text on the encryption settings
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Endless Mike posted:i like the "theory" that earth isn't flat, but the parts we know are a small oasis on a large sphere and the rest is covered in snow and ice i don’t get this one. what’s it trying to explain?
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infernal machines posted:last i saw they were all bypassing hardware accelerated storage encryption and just implementing whatever in software which i think is really for the best, neat to have hardware accel i guess, but surely they don't move enough data to be a big enough deal to divide the trust between the hardware and software makers
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Dec 12, 2018 11:15
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:guess whats cheaper, actually implementing a driver for the poo poo encryption block on the poo poo soc, or changing the text on the encryption settings It's an Android One, unless you think Google is in on the grand conspiracy about hardware-backed encryption. Also, the SoC manufacturer provides the drivers for the SoC.
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Dec 12, 2018 11:38
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graph posted:and how many having a laugh get irony poisoned Irony doesn't exist
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Wheany posted:Irony doesn't exist
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:poo poo soc poopsock 2.0
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fart simpson posted:i don’t get this one. what’s it trying to explain?
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fart simpson posted:i don’t get this one. what’s it trying to explain? well, i guess that a flat earth problem is that you aren't that unlikely to end up circumnavigating the world nearish the equator just in normal business travel if you do that sort of thing. you are however unlikely to ever see the south pole unless you set out to do so extremely specifically, so if you want to flatten the world making the south pole ice sheet actually be a very long outer edge (on a slope downwards) with the north pole at the center (as people do end up getting pretty close to it comparably) will agree pretty decently with the perception one gets of geography? i mean, it is overthinking a bit trying to make sense of what tends to be ideas either stemming from mental illness or ingenuous flights of fancy, but if the earth is to not be a sphere you'd have to lay it out in some way.
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i have an ex who contacts me once every 2-3 months asking me to explain why the earth is definitely round or why man definitely landed on the moon or why evolution is definitely a real thing idk if she’s trying to not get the conspiracy brokebrains or if it’s just some weird sex thing
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Dec 12, 2018 15:36
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she’s got a pair of Luna/Terra Ben wa balls popped in
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it is not like there is anything strictly definitive about those things, one can't really put odds on the problem of perception. it is the leap to making highly specific definitive statements in another direction that makes it brokebrained i figure that flat-earth'ism appeals to a lot of people because it offers a touch of post-reality thinking without coming with much baggage in the way of political or other beliefs to adopt. cf. trutherism where it is pretty much built in to speak truth to power and bring down a corrupt government/world elite
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Lambert posted:It's an Android One, unless you think Google is in on the grand conspiracy about hardware-backed encryption. Also, the SoC manufacturer provides the drivers for the SoC. youre right it would be super surprising if google shipped something broken that sucked
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Dec 12, 2018 16:03
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it's hardware backed in the sense that it's encryption that runs on hardware
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El_Elegante posted:she’s got a pair of Luna/Terra Ben wa balls popped in Kegel Space Program
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:youre right it would be super surprising if google shipped something broken that sucked when it comes to shipping broken poo poo apple is no better than google though
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:when it comes to shipping broken poo poo apple is no better than google though sure and if i hear tomorrow that actually the fde on iphone se can be cracked by a determined seven year old with a paper clip and a multimeter i won't be shocked. just lollin at the idea that some text in a widget signifies more than product decreed the widget shall contain that text
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Kegel Space Program nice
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Kegel Space Program hahaha
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Kegel Space Program
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the flat earth society's zybourne clock explanation of gravity:quote:The earth isn't pulled into a sphere because the force known as gravity exists in a greatly diminished form compared to what is commonly taught. The earth is constantly accelerating up at a rate of 32 feet per second squared (or 9.8 meters per second squared). This constant acceleration causes what you think of as gravity. Imagine sitting in a car that never stops speeding up. You will be forever pushed into your seat. The earth works much the same way.
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Isn't that precisely Einstein's famous insight about special relativity, that constant acceleration is indistinguishable from gravitational force
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Toady posted:the flat earth society's zybourne clock explanation of gravity: wouldn’t earth have to be continuously increasing its acceleration for that to work? I mean, if it was moving upward at a constant rate of 9.8m/s2 then wouldn’t everything else on earth also be moving at that rate and thus not have any “downward” force applied? sort of like how you only feel the acceleration in a car when it’s increasing, and once it’s constant you don’t notice because everything in the car is also moving at that rate and thus has no velocity relative to the car? or how everyone taking a ride on those Vomit Comet planes doesn’t get slammed against the back wall of the cabin even though the plane is moving at hundreds of miles per hour? or how the earth orbits the sun at 67000 mph yet we don’t go flying off because we’re also moving with it at 67000 mph?
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my son, you are subjected to a constant unchanging force when you stand. that is gravity. a theoretical system of you standing on a large hemispheric-backed turtle accelerating at 9.8 m/s^2 would provide the same net effect
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Dec 12, 2018 20:19
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i guess i dont understand why its worth trying to interrogate the logic behind an inherently illogical view
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Doc Block posted:wouldn’t earth have to be continuously increasing its acceleration for that to work? I mean, if it was moving upward at a constant rate of 9.8m/s2 then wouldn’t everything else on earth also be moving at that rate and thus not have any “downward” force applied? acceleration and speed are not the same thing. accelerating at a rate of 9.8 m/s^2 is very different from moving upward at a constant rate of 9.8m/s
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fun fact: it would take less than a year to reach light speed accelerating at 9.8 m/s^2
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