

A reminder that “cashback” credit cards are paid for by big fees on transactions which the store pays, forcing them to raise prices. It’s literally anticompetitive
Cryptography nerd
Fediverse accounts;
Natanael@slrpnk.net (main)
Natanael@infosec.pub
Natanael@lemmy.zip
Lemmy moderation account: @TrustedThirdParty@infosec.pub - !crypto@infosec.pub
Bluesky: natanael.bsky.social
A reminder that “cashback” credit cards are paid for by big fees on transactions which the store pays, forcing them to raise prices. It’s literally anticompetitive
The other Red Hat
“freeing up space on the user’s device”
Kinda like rocket league boosts, haha
Geometry
See also: why LLMs can seem clever and still be incredibly stupid
Yes - it’s a signal that a large fraction of the population is mad, it’s not the protest that does it but rather the fact that there’s so many people involved in opposing the regime that it becomes difficult for the regime to act and easier for the population to find like-minded to fight back.
It’s the willingness to act that makes a difference.
Proton is only for running Win32 binaries
Telegram also don’t have E2E encryption on groups
Do you think a device with regulation circuits is more likely to be overloaded and start fires…?
The infinitely easier solution is to let the car charger know how much power is available to draw.
More like shit creek village
And many of the most typical matching patterns are psychologically harmful
Doesn’t prevent deletion though
Need ACL for that
Just look at the center of the sphere. You see distant scaffolding and walkways. The camera could be a small one set up there.
You should look at higher than 4D renderings, like high dimensional hypercubes, as don’t forget non-euclidean geometry
Besides the general security risk of they run trojaned clients, if they run it in the office they’re spending the company’s electricity
It’s called incident response
… And feed the credit card issuers?