Utill you're no longer live in the US. I can't find Ptivacy alternatives after moved out.
I wish it can be installed as PWA
Unless you want to game. Anti-cheats are notorlessly anti-virtual machines.
So use what browsers? Chrome sounds more secure (I didn't read previous post), yet I don't want an advertising company looking at my browsing habbits, nor supporting them dominating the browser market share and have a powerful influence on every web standards.
Maybe. I'm not in the loop but I believe you would need to gain some solid trust from the core team to get that access. It won't be a knowledge just flows in the scene up for any newly join members to grab.
AFAIK, L1 are hardware backed using Trusted Execution Environment like ARM TrustZone. Unless you can find an exploit to exfil the key from the chip, you have no luck. It was done before and published, but I believe it is patched already. Anyone holding such exploit would keep close to their chest to avoid it beimg patched.
I never used it, but I would assume yes after reading the frontpage and the doc. At no point there is a PSK set between sender and reciever, not I see any signs for key exchange between devices.
This is not a definitive answer though as I didn't read the source code of Nfty, nor the UnifiedPush spec.
Reverting to RAM sticks is good, but not shutting down GPU line. GPU market needs more competiter, not less.
All I want to know is how safe it is, and how loud the sonic boom would be when flew over, not how expensive the ticket would be, nor "Will regular passengers be able to handle the physical effects of such high-speed travel."
“NAPO’s goal in the meeting was to ensure that the proposed rules protect not only officer’s private information from being sold and made public, but also safeguard law enforcement’s access to certain publicly available data that is vital to aiding victims and preventing and solving crimes,” the group said in a newsletter published last month.
Read: We want to look at your private data but not ours.
What a jackass.
"new security feature" "warning"
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