Both examples you mentioned were by itself overhyped.
Both examples you mentioned were by itself overhyped.
Why should I trust the authenticity of your signning key? Solution 1: web of trust like PGP. Impossible with foreign content. Solution 2: Trusted Certificate authorities (private/ state/ UN) Solution 3: a block chain (scaling problems)
NFTs to the rescue - what a joke.
Yes this and a hernia mesh. Guess there will come more.
I have PTFE and PVDF in my body and I am happy about that.
Additionally, there is already a lot of discussion about nuclear proliferation. Some nations did not develop their own nuclear weapons because the US guaranteed for their security in exchange.
Please make sure it doesn’t contain any bugs which can be exploited.
Did the Lemmy developers register the name under the .ml TLD because they are such fans of Mali? Maybe but probably not.
The .ml stands for Marxist /Leninist.
Die someone already mention the Apollo 14 computer hack .
As it would be better here. The example is even an asian manufacturer. As it looks like now, my next car will be from a few years ago.
Ok, I try. So URLcheck is just nice to review what you have clicked and maybe remove some tracking.
I prefer Mull because I have the impression I get better privacy. First, there is Adblock and other extensions which ( I think) I can’t use in Vanadium. And second, I use a feature to delete just any history/ cookie etc. on app close. I think this option is also not available.
The GrapheneOS devs largely prefer their chromium based browser. I however decided for me that a combination of the URLCheck and Mull apps fits my needs best.
I tried to use GPT4 in my work but it continuously gave factually wrong answers.
OK I lied a bit it is about 50 - 50. But today I will play - just after I have adjusted the enbseries.INI :-)
I just bought Skyrim, 10 years or so after its initial release. Only because of the 60 000 mods on Nexus. I am playing it now with 400 mods installed and after a bit of configuration I am quite happy with it.
Every time I search a company website on Google and I don’t like the company and want them loose money. If I like the company I click the normal search result.
I think no one has mentioned the base for all the cryptographic functions. A mathematical operation which is simple in one direction but very hard in the the other (backwards). The factorisation of large prime numbers is one example.
I work in a big international company. We regularly have phishing (email) awareness training. But they outsource about everything and regularly change the providers. So we often get totally legit emails from just some random companies and are supposed to visit/ login to some previously unknown domains.
Is coreboot doing something like this?