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French75

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  • ‘What the f*ck did you do?!’ Video contradicts DHS claims about killing of Alex Pretti

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  • That’s going to be easily spun by media as terrorist cells.

    And the "terrorist" label might also be pretext for the government to de-bank the people they accuse.

  • ‘What the f*ck did you do?!’ Video contradicts DHS claims about killing of Alex Pretti

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  • One: Civility is eventually restored to government and these people are tried and convicted for their crimes.

    Respectfully, that's an outcome, not a path to get there.

    The MAGA shitheads won't just give up and let themselves be prosecuted. They won't stop appointing judges, they won't stop cheating on elections, they won't stop manipulating media, and they won't stop harassing, intimidating, and killing their opposition until someone makes them.

  • Pangolin 1.15: iOS and Android apps, device approvals and posture, 1 year anniversary, stability, and more | Pangolin Blog

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  • I've had pangolin running for a while, doing tunneling to some self hosted resources, and I'm confused by this announcement and update. It seems like they're suggesting to use an Android/iOS client to connect to Pangolin protected resources, which seems like a shitload more work and overhead than just using wireguard to do the same thing. Am i missing something here?

  • A Lament for Aperture

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  • It was great for a time.

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • Agreed. Wrong word choice. And its an important, major correction. Not a small one. :-)

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • I don't know about intentionally designing that. It would violate contracts and have to be a hidden, but broadly conspiratorial activity. I have some professional experience in consumer electronics, and I remember when TPMs started becoming a required component for CE. It took several years to become commonplace; a slow transition from security by obscurity to sensible practices when devices started to be internet connected.

    Nevertheless, from my experience, I'd say the TPMs aren't there for user security, they are there to keep Hollywood movies safe.

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • +100. People forget, or chose not to pay attention to the fact that Google sensor vault data was key evidence in convicting the January 6 insurrectionists (who were exonerated to become ICE). Surveillance capitalism doesn't care which side you are on.

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • Just to clarify... my question wasn't "do sleepers exist" it was should we continue to call them sleepers when they have broad access to the administrative branch of the US government.

  • Democrats will allow full ICE funding in budget bill

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  • A lot of her campaign was brain dead, but the Liz Cheney friendship tour was a pretty clear tip of the hand.

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • And then, unless you jumped through hoops to disable it, your PC sends the key to Microsoft so they can just keep it linked to your account.

    You'd probably also have to jump through the hoops to disable windows recall too.

  • Microsoft gave FBI a set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops: Reports | TechCrunch

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  • Are they really sleepers any more?

  • If you have one, how much do you pay for a domain name? Any cheap registrar recommendations?

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  • I've got a few domains. I use Porkbun as registrar. They're awesome, and the domains were pretty cheap. Under $10 a year each.

  • A Calif. teen trusted ChatGPT's drug advice. He died from an overdose

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  • Headline is super misleading... the article says that chat gpt told him it couldn't give him drug advice, and that he should seek help. He goactually got good advice from chat gpt, but didn't like it, didn't trust the good advice chat gpt gave him, then spent months trying to get chat gpt to give him the dodgy advice he wanted.

    Of course chat GPT shouldn't be giving that sort of advice, but man that headline is as misleading as it gets. He literally didn't trust the advice he got from chat gpt to seek help.