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pseudorandom name posted:if your insulin pump has those kind of security vulnerabilities you can combine them with a blood glucose monitor and your own custom software to create an artificial pancreas calling anything that isn't actually a closed loop an "artificial pancreas" is.. not quite correct
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BIGFOOT EROTICA posted:buddy , they wont even let me gently caress the police
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Shame Boy posted:i got another new variant of the "i have your password!!" emails, Security Thread v18.2 - your front camera shoots video every time you masturbate
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Lutha Mahtin posted:Security Thread v18.2 - your front camera shoots video every time you masturbate so thats why my parents put a post it over the camera on their imac
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it turns out the huawei hackers were actually just part of the dumb tariff war and suddenly not a threat because we made a deal@onlyyoontv posted:By my tally, so far #China gets: Now that we've established holding people/companies hostage as "cyber criminals" to get trade deals done expect this to happen over and over and over again for a few decades Pryor on Fire fucked around with this message at 14:31 on Jun 29, 2019 |
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Beamed posted:calling anything that isn't actually a closed loop an "artificial pancreas" is.. not quite correct https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/systems/closed-loop-system.html
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openPGP SKS Keyserver Network Under Attackquote:The software is Byzantine. The standard keyserver software is called SKS, for "Synchronizing Key Server". A bright fellow named Yaron Minsky devised a brilliant algorithm that could do reconciliations very quickly. It became the keystone of his Ph.D thesis, and he wrote SKS originally as a proof of concept of his idea. It's written in an unusual programming language called OCaml, and in a fairly idiosyncratic dialect of it at that. This is of course no problem for a proof of concept meant to support a Ph.D thesis, but for software that's deployed in the field it makes maintenance quite difficult. Not only do we need to be bright enough to understand an algorithm that's literally someone's Ph.D thesis, but we need expertise in obscure programming languages and strange programming customs.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:Security Thread v18.2 - your front camera shoots video every time you masturbate my dell laptop has that nice low angle nostril cam which I'm sure makes it look good edit: you can really see my deviated septum with this thing lol akadajet fucked around with this message at 16:46 on Jun 29, 2019 |
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not sure if this is some joke that's 43% beyond my level or not, but when talking about artificial pancreas, insulin pumps, etc., closed loop is used to mean an insulin pump capable of not only automatically responding and adjusting to highs and variation in glucose levels over a day, but also automatically responding to food/digestion and injecting the appropriate amount of insulin, like how a pancreas does in someone without an autoimmune disease. this will be probably the biggest gain since the insulin pump itself when developed, so people calling current insulin pumps artificial pancreases is probably just residual from marketing from shitheads like Medtronic
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akadajet posted:my dell laptop has that nice low angle nostril cam which I'm sure makes it look good yeah i have a work xps13 and a window behind my back (office space is an unfortunate cube with bay windows where sun shines full blast until like 2pm), so on every skype call i'm basically an imposing drug cartel figurehead b/c i tower over this child-sized laptop and the lighting comes in from my back
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i probably should just order a desk lamp or something so i can light myself up for videocalls
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also if you're doing regular videocalls in the office it is worth it picking up a cheap logitech webcam and placing it properly. they vastly outperform whatever you get builtin, for both checking your nostrils and playacting being the smoking man.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:also if you're doing regular videocalls in the office it is worth it picking up a cheap logitech webcam and placing it properly. they vastly outperform whatever you get builtin, for both checking your nostrils and playacting being the smoking man. thinking about that too. being procurement guy for office though, i had to employ scorched earth tactics to raise new hire workstation computer mouse budget to $35 so a webcam may be a bit of a hard sell 
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i bought a selfie light and once i stopped feeling silly about it my video calls got way better
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i probably should just order a desk lamp or something so i can light myself up for videocalls get a ring light and a yeti mic. you’ll be the king of conference calls
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Vomik posted:get a ring light and a yeti mic. you’ll be the king of conference calls i have a xiami led lamp thing for that at home and it's real good yeah. no yeti though, i don't plan on having any heated gaming moments speaking of xiaomi and back to thread topic, that desk lamp is really thirsty for some wifi lol
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i have a xiami led lamp thing for that at home and it's real good yeah. no yeti though, i don't plan on having any heated gaming moments FULLY ONLINE ILLUMINATION
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Got some pretty Normal folks in the comments 
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Midjack posted:FULLY ONLINE ILLUMINATION there is a companion app for smartphones to remotely adjust brightness and colour temperature of the lamp, but it only works over wifi 
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Jesus Christ
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yeah, that's a reaso... oh god no
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that post did not go in the direction i was expecting
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calling OCaml obscure enough to prevent people from hacking on it is pretty lol though e: goddamit that third part...
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the illegal numbers argument is always amusing wherever i see it come up.
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Oh yes, Security through Obscurity, the most secure of all
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cinci zoo sniper posted:there is a companion app for smartphones to remotely adjust brightness and colour temperature of the lamp, but it only works over wifi one of my neighbors was complaining that their new sleep number bed would only let them use the app if it got a wifi connection but the actual app set up happens over Bluetooth lol
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Shame Boy posted:china was not and never would have been a member of the TPP if that's what you mean so i'm not sure how that would have worked The purpose of the TPP was specifically to exclude china, so yes that would be how you "deal with" an economic adversary. Not that the TPP was necessarily good though.
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So, is this the new normal now? Rotating keys more frequently? I'm scared and don't understand.
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CmdrRiker posted:So, is this the new normal now? Rotating keys more frequently? I'm scared and don't understand. it's not an attack on the keys, it's a DoS attack on GnuPG by feeding it a hundred thousand signatures to verify each time it tries to use a targeted certificate for any reason the op of that gist is really really "i wish you get hit by a bus" mad because he hasn't done anything about garbage signature flooding in a decade so they did it to his key as motivation lots of "think of the chinese dissidents" garbage that is summed up as "i told them to use this known-broken software for years and now the state can target them so my self-loathing needs a target that's not me" in fact most of it is dodging blame "i don't know a beginners programming language that the core of the project i maintain is written in, so i just don't touch it" "why did the EFF pay for a proof of concept attack against our proof-of-concept service  ""it's just too hard to upgrade a few dozen servers, it's not trivial like every single webserver in the world or every access point ever made when flaws were found in SSL and WEP!"
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Harik posted:"why did the EFF pay for a proof of concept attack wait, what
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Rufus Ping posted:wait, what quote:Special criticism goes to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which paid Micah Lee to publish premade attack tools to exploit these design misfeatures in the keyserver network. Oh, sure, "academic freedom" and "it was about research". I don't know if Micah's trollwot toolkit was used in the most recent attacks. I know that if I was writing an attack tool that's where I'd start from.
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"why does my software have to be legal?" may have influenced the guy defending the 17 illegal numbersquote:We ignored them, which was the right thing to do. You don't let people who don't understand problems dictate which problems will be solved. i posted about this in the gray thread as well so not going to quote all the astounding levels of out-of-touch histrionics to be found, but it's pretty bad quote:I tremble with fear for how people I know in hostile regimes are currently at risk of having their tools broken — and then I look at the preening self-righteousness of those louts who feel entitled to burn things down just to make a point. it's the cries of a late-90s overly trusting protocol being shown the harsh realities of modern computing. if that sounds familiar, it's because of the brilliant idea to exit(0) for specifically-crafted forged messages so everyone integrating with them had to special-case the check for a localized version of the warning it spit out along with the forged message, then blamed everyone else for using their software
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Yeah, the gists make him look extremely bad, esp. the part about how these actions put people in hostile regimes at risk!!1!1!!. Seriously, what would possibly make you think that the hostile regimes are incapable of attacking infrastructure that has more holes than cheese?
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This whole thread makes him look bad https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-users/2018-January/059751.html It's like a timeline of every hostile FOSS manchild argument even made rolled into one thread
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Beccara posted:This whole thread makes him look bad take one second to imagine what he looks like then lookup his profile picture. you won't be wrong.
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GnuPG is fine for the things most people actually use it for but the whole web of trust thing is dumb so it's unsurprising that someone maintaining the keyserver software would be delusional.
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crosspost from the grey forum: https://support.robertsspaceindustries.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002284834-Windows-Set-Folder-Permissions star citizen telling you to disable UAC without also telling you to re-enable it or warning you it's a bad idea in any way, as a mechanism for troubleshooting
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abigserve posted:crosspost from the grey forum: https://support.robertsspaceindustries.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002284834-Windows-Set-Folder-Permissions did star citizen come out?
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akadajet posted:did star citizen come out? It depends on what the discussion is. If you're talking about how they're incompetent and take forever to implement the things they've promised then actually the game is out and you can play it right now! If you're talking about how the thing they've released is buggy as poo poo and laughably incomplete compared to what they've promised then actually it's just a test build, the game isn't released yet and it will be awesome when it is.
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