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Repeat after me: Snapdragon-based PCs (or laptops) are only safe with Linux or BSD operating systems. They are unsafe with Windows 11 and its Recall feature, even for gaming or other purposes.

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Repeat after me: Snapdragon-based PCs (or laptops) are only safe with Linux or BSD operating systems. They are unsafe with Windows 11 and its Recall feature, even for gaming or other purposes.

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@trantion It gets enabled every update tho and MS hope that you will forget about it ;) LOL

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@trantion It gets enabled every update tho and MS hope that you will forget about it ;) LOL

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Recall takes a screenshot of a user's desktop every few seconds and then uses on-device AI models to allow a user to retrieve items and information that had previously been on their screen. This caused controversy, with experts warning that the feature could be a "disaster" for security and privacy. Yet, it is now rolling out. I guess there will be no hack or bugs that will leak this info on screen. Right? LOL.

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Recall takes a screenshot of a user's desktop every few seconds and then uses on-device AI models to allow a user to retrieve items and information that had previously been on their screen. This caused controversy, with experts warning that the feature could be a "disaster" for security and privacy. Yet, it is now rolling out. I guess there will be no hack or bugs that will leak this info on screen. Right? LOL.

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Remember Microsoft's Recall? The first implementation was never released and was met with strong criticism from privacy advocates and the infosec/security community. Guess what? Microsoft has doubled down, and its controversial Recall scraper is finally entering the public preview stage. If you care about privacy, please think twice before using this on your AI-enabled PCs (Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs) https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insi der/2024/11/22/previewing-recall-with-click-to-do-on-copilot-pcs-with-windows-insiders-in-the-dev-channel/

#privacy #infosec #security #windows11 #DoNotWant

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Remember Microsoft's Recall? The first implementation was never released and was met with strong criticism from privacy advocates and the infosec/security community. Guess what? Microsoft has doubled down, and its controversial Recall scraper is finally entering the public preview stage. If you care about privacy, please think twice before using this on your AI-enabled PCs (Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs) https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insi der/2024/11/22/previewing-recall-with-click-to-do-on-copilot-pcs-with-windows-insiders-in-the-dev-channel/

#privacy #infosec #security #windows11 #DoNotWant

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My dotfiles are a work of art. 🖼️

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My dotfiles are a work of art. 🖼️

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@h3artbl33d yes I have but I am more into freebsd because of zfs. Openbsd is definitely nice 👌

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@h3artbl33d yes I have but I am more into freebsd because of zfs. Openbsd is definitely nice 👌

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@ammoniumperchlorate @prahou nice 👌

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@ammoniumperchlorate @prahou nice 👌

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#Linux is actually an alien kernel, reverse-engineered from a crashed UFO in Roswell. This explains why it's so stable and efficient!

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#Linux is actually an alien kernel, reverse-engineered from a crashed UFO in Roswell. This explains why it's so stable and efficient!

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@lucabtz https://www. bbc.com/news/articles/cp81ppr3 l9go.amp

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@lucabtz https://www. bbc.com/news/articles/cp81ppr3 l9go.amp

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Of course, Mozilla will say that banning and breaking up Chrome from Google will affect them. It will affect them for sure.

Tomorrow, Apple will also issue the same statement, saying Safari will suffer.

They are all taking money from Google and helping Google maintain a monopoly. Maybe Google needs to play fair instead of playing dirty and getting non-profits to cry about it.

Google is now building pressure on the DOJ and trying to convince them that they are a fair player here. LOL

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Of course, Mozilla will say that banning and breaking up Chrome from Google will affect them. It will affect them for sure.

Tomorrow, Apple will also issue the same statement, saying Safari will suffer.

They are all taking money from Google and helping Google maintain a monopoly. Maybe Google needs to play fair instead of playing dirty and getting non-profits to cry about it.

Google is now building pressure on the DOJ and trying to convince them that they are a fair player here. LOL

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Mozilla Warns DOJ's Google Breakup Plan May Hurt Small Browser Makers: The maker of Firefox browser said in a statement the DOJ's blanket ban on search revenue-sharing deals would disproportionately impact smaller players that rely on such agreements, while failing to meaningfully increase competition in search https://news.slashdot.org/story/24/11/22/1112255/mozilla-warns-dojs-google-breakup-plan-may-hurt-small-browser-makers What do you think? Is Mozilla correct here?

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Mozilla Warns DOJ's Google Breakup Plan May Hurt Small Browser Makers: The maker of Firefox browser said in a statement the DOJ's blanket ban on search revenue-sharing deals would disproportionately impact smaller players that rely on such agreements, while failing to meaningfully increase competition in search https://news.slashdot.org/story/24/11/22/1112255/mozilla-warns-dojs-google-breakup-plan-may-hurt-small-browser-makers What do you think? Is Mozilla correct here?

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Well-established old principle: Do one thing and do it well.

Modern AI/LLM companies' principle: Do 1000 things, and none of them are right.

Welcome to the 21st century. We have robots that can provide you any information.*

*In extremely small letters: We can make mistakes, so double-check it.

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Well-established old principle: Do one thing and do it well.

Modern AI/LLM companies' principle: Do 1000 things, and none of them are right.

Welcome to the 21st century. We have robots that can provide you any information.*

*In extremely small letters: We can make mistakes, so double-check it.

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@travis It is crazy; they just assume everyone is guilty of not paying for their software. Most for-profit businesses don't take such risks. They have normalized harassment.

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@travis It is crazy; they just assume everyone is guilty of not paying for their software. Most for-profit businesses don't take such risks. They have normalized harassment.

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@ferricoxide yes, not just github. if you wrote wiki entry, video, audio, or blog or book, it is all consumed by ChatGPT. Everything out there is now part of their system.

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@ferricoxide yes, not just github. if you wrote wiki entry, video, audio, or blog or book, it is all consumed by ChatGPT. Everything out there is now part of their system.

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@nazokiyoubinbou Correct. Companies like ChatGPT/OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and other LLM/ AI firms often lack strong ethical standards. Their primary focus is generating profits and pleasing their shareholders rather than respecting copyright or other ethical considerations. They be like: Why should we care about the sources or give credit for LLM-generated outputs when we can use other humans work to a train LLM and it is free labor. they don't care. It makes me sick

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@nazokiyoubinbou Correct. Companies like ChatGPT/OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and other LLM/ AI firms often lack strong ethical standards. Their primary focus is generating profits and pleasing their shareholders rather than respecting copyright or other ethical considerations. They be like: Why should we care about the sources or give credit for LLM-generated outputs when we can use other humans work to a train LLM and it is free labor. they don't care. It makes me sick