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@brad I think there is software that handles this. I know xvkbd will do english word complete for you although I always leave it off.

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one of the most common questions about the LBRY vs SEC case is: why LBRY? why go after a small company trying so hard to do the right thing?

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Surgeon general just called for an expansion of AI censorship, including real-time streams.

Strengthen the monitoring of misinformation. Platforms should increase staffing of multilingual content moderation teams and improve the effectiveness of machine learning algorithms in languages other than English since non- English-language misinformation continues to proliferate. Platforms should also address misinformation in live streams, which are more difficult to moderate due to their temporary nature and use of audio and video.

https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/surgeon-general-misinformation-advisory.pdf

cc @freemo

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Considering that even one of those rockets cost more than the income of a middle class worker in 2 or even 3 years is fucking ridiculous

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Biometrics aren't secrets. It seems like "a good quality infrared image of the target's face" is hard to get right now only because the tech isn't ubiquitous yet. Wait until every website the user logs into has a copy. arstechnica.com/information-te

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Q: If you run a chip fab, when clients complain your Mask ROM microcontrollers have long lead time, what do you say?

A: ROM wasn't build in a day.

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RT @ilumium@twitter.com

🇩🇪 bar association: Our attorney software #beA has #e2ee!

Researchers: No, your servers can read stuff.

🇩🇪: OK, but our encryption is good enough. We don't need e2ee.

🇺🇸 law firm #ReidelLaw: Hold my beer: reidellawfirm.com/wp-content/u CC @matrixdotorg@twitter.com @element_hq@twitter.com

🐦🔗: twitter.com/ilumium/status/141

@freemo I'm more worried about backdoors the developer themselves put in than the NSA.

@freemo Most modern SoCs let you burn a hash of the second stage bootloader into OTP on chip memory. You can use that to prevent OS updates.

@freemo Aren't those "security chips" just CPUs that sign things and don't let you import/export the keys?
The only difference here is how big the hardware holding the keys is.

@freemo At this point I feel like one you don't build yourself is likely to be a scam.
non-wireless PCBs capable of running Linux are pretty cheap anyway.

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Thanks gitlab, I'm only y'know.. the maintainer of this project...

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The hackernews post about the steam machine has become an arch v debian battlefield

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