If they have Windows 10 you can always Win-G and use the built-in screen recorder. Not as convenient as downloading the clip directly but it gets the job done.
You drive 2 miles? You could cycle that in less than 10 mins, 15 if you don't want to break a sweat. It would also be a very reasonable distance for a public transport system.
Gallant knows that other western countries have been making decent high-speed rail networks since the 60s that are considerably faster than driving, and decent city public transport systems that are often faster than traffic too, and wonders what's taking the USA so long.
Goofus doesn't realize this and instead of insisting on decent public transport from the government is just waiting on the pipe dream that technology will eliminate the traffic jams he sits in every day.
The difference is the batteries Apple uses are WAY BETTER than replaceable batteries, I did not miss that at all moving away from flip phones because I had to replace the damn things every six months and lets be honest - NO ONE wants to carry a spare battery with them. But if you did feel so inclined the infinite variety of the external phone charger is vastly preferable to the fixed size and capacity of the replaceable battery. Apple would not go back to them because the world has moved on to the better idea, the sealed battery - going the other way is low end in every possible respect.
Yeah, literally none of that sentence is true, is it? An iphone with easily removable batteries could literally have the same battery cells as is does now, just with an extra mm here and there for things like the removable back and for the battery contact pins.
Being removable doesn't change anything about the battery, and I never had to replace a phone's battery after 6 months even back when the used NiHM.
The thing is there is a difference between a blindbag of random physical items that you purchase in person at a store verses a lootbox of random virtual items that is purchased online and opened instantly. Especially if those lootbox items are not able to be resold on an open market. I'd say that's a fair place to draw the line.
Sure, but my point is I can turn my phone off without having to unlock it, at which point a pin is required, and LEOs have the technical ability to bypass pins on at least some phone models.
Sure, but generally it's better to use an existing cryptographically secure system then trying to roll your own, as there's always the possibility of making a mistake and making the previously secure random less secure.
Also OpenSSL doesn't exactly have a perfect security record!
I said/dev/random, not/dev/urandom:P/dev/random is supposed to be cryptographically secure on its own, and as you're only generating occasional passwords with it there shouldn't be any problem of exhausting the entropy pool.
Actually once I got this to work I invented a more elaborate version that encrypted with a per device private RSA key, randomized the number of sha512 hashing stages and so on. But that only matters if you think an attacker can work out what openssl rand returned on your device, which they probably can't.
Why not just read cryptographically secure random bytes from/dev/random ?
Why would you do step 2 and 3? After you rinse just put them straight in the dishwasher, mine always had no problem dealing with dry residue.
Also if you want to kick it up a notch have 2 dishwashers and alternate them so one always acts as storage for clean dishes and the other for your used dirty dishes. Rinse and repeat!
Lake Grove, New York, which has a population of around 11,000 and is 89 percent white, has an Apple Store. By comparison, nearly 1.5 million people live in the densely-packed Bronx, which is only 21 percent white.
What is the average income of the top 11,000 earners in the Bronx vs the average income of Lake Grove?
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If they have Windows 10 you can always Win-G and use the built-in screen recorder. Not as convenient as downloading the clip directly but it gets the job done.
So, in 10 years everyone on this planet will have internet access
We're actually nearly there already thanks to cheap smartphones
You drive 2 miles? You could cycle that in less than 10 mins, 15 if you don't want to break a sweat. It would also be a very reasonable distance for a public transport system.
How's the traffic this morning?
Gallant knows that other western countries have been making decent high-speed rail networks since the 60s that are considerably faster than driving, and decent city public transport systems that are often faster than traffic too, and wonders what's taking the USA so long.
Goofus doesn't realize this and instead of insisting on decent public transport from the government is just waiting on the pipe dream that technology will eliminate the traffic jams he sits in every day.
Yeah, but we all know how those conversations would really go down :)
"You don't know what this is? Let me google it with bing for you."
"You don't know what this is? Let me google it with Microsoft Search for you."
The difference is the batteries Apple uses are WAY BETTER than replaceable batteries, I did not miss that at all moving away from flip phones because I had to replace the damn things every six months and lets be honest - NO ONE wants to carry a spare battery with them. But if you did feel so inclined the infinite variety of the external phone charger is vastly preferable to the fixed size and capacity of the replaceable battery. Apple would not go back to them because the world has moved on to the better idea, the sealed battery - going the other way is low end in every possible respect.
Yeah, literally none of that sentence is true, is it? An iphone with easily removable batteries could literally have the same battery cells as is does now, just with an extra mm here and there for things like the removable back and for the battery contact pins.
Being removable doesn't change anything about the battery, and I never had to replace a phone's battery after 6 months even back when the used NiHM.
And who said anything about doing that?
Taking 30 screenshots per second when preparing a tutorial video for some application might be more invasive.
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Gee that was hard to fix wasn't it?
We don't generally restrict obsessive real world collectors either.
We do generally restrict products that are compulsive though, such as tobacco and (the relevant one) gambling...
The thing is there is a difference between a blindbag of random physical items that you purchase in person at a store verses a lootbox of random virtual items that is purchased online and opened instantly. Especially if those lootbox items are not able to be resold on an open market. I'd say that's a fair place to draw the line.
Clickbait has rights too you know!
Meltdown? On my smartphone? It's more likely than you think.
Some ARM CPUs are also vulnerable.
Also that Black Mirror episode
Is that you, Rep. Steve Stockman?
Sure, but my point is I can turn my phone off without having to unlock it, at which point a pin is required, and LEOs have the technical ability to bypass pins on at least some phone models.
Sure, but generally it's better to use an existing cryptographically secure system then trying to roll your own, as there's always the possibility of making a mistake and making the previously secure random less secure.
Also OpenSSL doesn't exactly have a perfect security record!
I said /dev/random, not /dev/urandom :P /dev/random is supposed to be cryptographically secure on its own, and as you're only generating occasional passwords with it there shouldn't be any problem of exhausting the entropy pool.
if they think that you use SHA-256 to __scramble__ data, then obviously they know jack shit about security
Those are the words of ZDNet, not Imgur.
Imgur said the passwords were encrypted with SHA-256, which of course is even worse! Probably didn't use a salt either...
Actually once I got this to work I invented a more elaborate version that encrypted with a per device private RSA key, randomized the number of sha512 hashing stages and so on. But that only matters if you think an attacker can work out what openssl rand returned on your device, which they probably can't.
Why not just read cryptographically secure random bytes from /dev/random ?
You can hose down the floor, countertop, and drawer faces, same as a restaurant kitchen.
Or if you want to take it one step further
So five steps done by a human:
Why would you do step 2 and 3? After you rinse just put them straight in the dishwasher, mine always had no problem dealing with dry residue.
Also if you want to kick it up a notch have 2 dishwashers and alternate them so one always acts as storage for clean dishes and the other for your used dirty dishes. Rinse and repeat!
Lake Grove, New York, which has a population of around 11,000 and is 89 percent white, has an Apple Store. By comparison, nearly 1.5 million people live in the densely-packed Bronx, which is only 21 percent white.
What is the average income of the top 11,000 earners in the Bronx vs the average income of Lake Grove?
I mean, at that point what's the advantage of having ARM CPUs over an x86 chip?