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Hackers can steal cryptographic keys by video-recording power #LEDs 60 feet away arstechnica.com/information-te

Researchers have devised a novel attack that recovers the secret encryption keys stored in smart cards and smartphones by using cameras in iPhones or commercial surveillance systems to video record power LEDs that show when the card reader or smartphone is turned on.

Not good at all...

@gabriel

Statistically it should be something like "Earning more than $5 a day"...

Personally; Someone who doesn't need to worry about meals, shelter, health and old age.

@realcaseyrollins

Wait, I thought Women were minorities now.... clearly I am not getting all my memos.

@fba

Leftists being a lil blatant this time around eh

RT: https://ryona.agency/objects/2baf55d7-a28c-4cf3-8691-411e7b7f3692

fedi-block-api notifier  
akm.longyap.name.my has blocked the following instances: anarres.family for "admin is a white woman" kodeklang.social for "ugly white woman admin"...
>be me
>finally get optic fiber
>first thing first
>torrent/seed trisquel iso to help with bandwidth
>second thing
>download animu
>upload 10GB worth of data so far
Feels good man.
@IAMAL_PHARIUS pressgangers were a prime target of revenge when soldiers and sailors returned from the napoleonic wars. thousands were murdered in secret in London, Bristol and Kent when the survivors of the Napoleonic wars returned, and not much effort was spent to find their murderers as all hated them.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressment

you are self-sufficient if you harvest enough calories to get you through the winter. that's the definition.

you aren't "self-sufficient" if you grow a bunch of tomatoes or whatever. there's nothing wrong with that. i grow my own vegetables too, it's just a nice thing to do and learn from.

calling it self-sufficiency is just LARPing.

the only ones who can be remotely called self-sufficient are farmers who do the classic pre-industrialized way of farming. those are the few who can actually feed themselves if push comes to shove.

24 hours of Earth's rotation, with the camera locked to the sky instead of the ground. We're all hanging out on this spinning rock.
Brilliant video by Bartosz Wojczyński. artuniverse.eu/gallery/190705- #nature #wonder #earth

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