The senate had to pass back the bill to the house of representatives to accept its amendments, and the government has called it quits for the year in order to avoid allowing asylum seekers to be transferred from island prison camps to australia to receive medical care
this is arguably more of a privacy issue than security issue. while cloudflare represents a large attack vector, they are certainly have better security than you ISP.
as to where all that DNS information goes, whether it be google or cloudffare, it is not hard to guess.
presumably, at some point there is an investigation and the employee has to explain why they "SIM swapped" dozens of customers when that is not their normal job?
getting caught is an inevitability.
No.
"NB! Please be aware that e-Residency does not confer citizenship, tax residency, residence or right of entry to Estonia or to the European Union. It is not a visa or residence permit. The e-Resident digi-ID card is not a physical identification or a travel document, and does not display a photo."
https://apply.gov.ee/
I had always heard the lower accuracy from gps was a government imposed restriction or limitations of the protocols not a technical one. is that simply an old myth? I know nothing about the tech personally.
What you are talking about was called Selective Availability and it was disabled in 2000 by Clinton's executive order and never used since then. Current GPS precision is limited by ionospheric scattering and reflections of signal from buildings, it is indeed a matter of having enough satellites in sight to filter out outliers, and smart signal processing, to get better precision (while 30cm is probably possible only by also having a decent INS onboard and integrating data for some like, like 10-20 seconds, with sensor fusion with the INS).
archive.org should ignore robots.txt as a means to prevent archiving material. archive.org should however be smart enough to know what can be ignored, based on content.
of course there is room for improvement with the kindle - but not with any of the things suggested in TFS.
the reason why apple and other don't make a competitor is because the margins are low. the profit is in the books.
They are "human rights" organisations because they seek to have governments held accountable for upholding their legally binding international treaties that compel governments to offer basics human rights to their citizens.
They are not representing any political ideology, but are independent and international, not seeking to be elected for any personal gain. The closest thing we have to elected officials with such a mandate is the UN.
Like all organisations relying on donations, political and non-political, they have a natural incentive to behave in such a way that will increase their donations. There are few organisations in the world independently wealthy enough to allow that kind of absolute freedom.
The summary clearly states inTERbreeding, the title turned it into inbreeding which is more or less the opposite. But this is Slashdot where the editors can't write and the posters can't read.
except that TFA includes the quoted title from the summary...
he's a low-life politician, not a career diplomat. these posts get given away to former cabinet members to keep them from causing trouble. best to ignore him and whatever facebook pages contain his name.
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The senate had to pass back the bill to the house of representatives to accept its amendments, and the government has called it quits for the year in order to avoid allowing asylum seekers to be transferred from island prison camps to australia to receive medical care
this is arguably more of a privacy issue than security issue. while cloudflare represents a large attack vector, they are certainly have better security than you ISP. as to where all that DNS information goes, whether it be google or cloudffare, it is not hard to guess.
only as long as the thing you looking for is not censored by cloudflare - and even then, only the most basic censorship.
just china sending a message
presumably, at some point there is an investigation and the employee has to explain why they "SIM swapped" dozens of customers when that is not their normal job? getting caught is an inevitability.
99% of users? I am on the latest chrome and it was disabled for me. Check at chrome://flags/#enable-site-per-process
This is really just wishful thinking
No. "NB! Please be aware that e-Residency does not confer citizenship, tax residency, residence or right of entry to Estonia or to the European Union. It is not a visa or residence permit. The e-Resident digi-ID card is not a physical identification or a travel document, and does not display a photo." https://apply.gov.ee/
this is an annoying feature of the new slashdot regime. "in other news..."
I had always heard the lower accuracy from gps was a government imposed restriction or limitations of the protocols not a technical one. is that simply an old myth? I know nothing about the tech personally.
What you are talking about was called Selective Availability and it was disabled in 2000 by Clinton's executive order and never used since then. Current GPS precision is limited by ionospheric scattering and reflections of signal from buildings, it is indeed a matter of having enough satellites in sight to filter out outliers, and smart signal processing, to get better precision (while 30cm is probably possible only by also having a decent INS onboard and integrating data for some like, like 10-20 seconds, with sensor fusion with the INS).
archive.org should ignore robots.txt as a means to prevent archiving material. archive.org should however be smart enough to know what can be ignored, based on content.
actual referenced article, not lousy BusinessInsider. http://moodle.epfl.ch/pluginfi... Roadmap.pdf
i was going to mod up your captcha, but the mod points have been mistakenly set free!
Mod parent up!
of course there is room for improvement with the kindle - but not with any of the things suggested in TFS. the reason why apple and other don't make a competitor is because the margins are low. the profit is in the books.
They are "human rights" organisations because they seek to have governments held accountable for upholding their legally binding international treaties that compel governments to offer basics human rights to their citizens. They are not representing any political ideology, but are independent and international, not seeking to be elected for any personal gain. The closest thing we have to elected officials with such a mandate is the UN. Like all organisations relying on donations, political and non-political, they have a natural incentive to behave in such a way that will increase their donations. There are few organisations in the world independently wealthy enough to allow that kind of absolute freedom.
can we please stop posting this asshole's diarrhea?
The summary clearly states inTERbreeding, the title turned it into inbreeding which is more or less the opposite. But this is Slashdot where the editors can't write and the posters can't read.
except that TFA includes the quoted title from the summary...
seriously, he's complaining about 80ms ping times? i just pinged google.com and it is over 1000ms. life goes on.
syncing
why do these stupid surveys only ever ask 1500 people? is that the minimum number set?
seriously, it is full of mistakes. why is it so hard for editors to edit?
I wish I had mod points today. This is hilarious!
cultural difference of a dirt bag politician.
he's a low-life politician, not a career diplomat. these posts get given away to former cabinet members to keep them from causing trouble. best to ignore him and whatever facebook pages contain his name.