aspensmonster

You really think one person reviewed over a million lines of code in 11 days?

I think they mean “reviewed by AI”

The cops have investigated themselves and concluded that they did nothing wrong.

What makes you think a court can’t order them to modify the site/client to capture your key and send it home?

There's already precedent for this. The FBI leaned on Lavabit to serve compromised code to Edward Snowden. Lavabit closed up shop instead.

Can read more here, which makes the case that "web-based cryptography is always snake oil": https://www.devever.net/~hl/webcrypto

Edit: just for the dumb crowd, i actually read the ruling. It was only applied because the people were posting a RT video on a comercial website they were running and for which they were taking money from visitors of that website. This made their website a comercial operation, and thus the law applied to them.

I wouldn’t be surprised if China might also be supplying weapons to Cuba.

Another lemmy.world banger.

Why aren't more people using Codeberg

From my biased perspective here on the Fediverse, basically everybody who isn't profoundly behind the curve is already on Codeberg.

As long as we're busy reducing decades of history to glittering generalities... Hitler started the holocaust. Stalin ended it.

Samsung heavily benefits from the spyware it builds into One UI and 99% of its user base do not care about the spyware.

They go out of their way to ensure that it cannot be disabled even if you do care about the spyware and try to uninstall or disable it.

Can't tell if /s or not. Gotta downvote. Just to be safe.

Israel did not respond to requests for access, obstructing any rescue operation, according to a Lebanese military official speaking to Al Jazeera. The Red Cross was eventually granted limited access to the site, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, which remained under active fire.

They were able to evacuate Faraj, who reportedly sustained critical head injuries, and to recover the bodies of two other civilians who were killed. But they were forced to withdraw before finding Khalil because of continued shelling and the direct firing on rescue crews and vehicles. The Red Cross vehicle that transported journalist Faraj to Tubnin Governmental Hospital was hit by Israeli gunfire, with bullet marks visible on the vehicle, according to the state-run National News Agency.

The Red Cross was eventually able to return to the area after which Khalil was pronounced dead.

The obsession with attacking medical personnel is the kind of thing I'd never hear the end about if it was a hostile nation doing it.

Having a back-up plan is nice, but focus on building the network (of people) first, then the mesh (of LoRa devices).

That is entirely your fault, grandpa.

I hear two general uses of the term. One is people new to socialism that have not yet decided where they stand. The other is people who have decided but don't want to say where. In either case, choosing a more specific term is called for.