Others have already laughed at this idea, but on a similar topic:
I know we’ve basically disabled a lot of features that sped up the CPU but introduced security flaws. Is there a way to turn those features back on for an airgapped computer intentionally?
No no, my Christian fan fiction says the Founders were really thinking about the Jesus when they were writing that part, so it cancels out.
My opinion is that concealed filming be inadmissible in court without a “warrant” to allow its entry as evidence. Prosecutors have to state what they hope the concealed video will contain, and only that portion can be used.
Too many missing people for me to agree entirely that concealed filming is completely bad.
There may be procedural and legal issues before we just have bulldozers run over people. For one, they’re not a threat to actual rich people.
Calzone hand held style
And theoretical reliability. Stuff breaks down quicker at smaller sizes says my lizard brain
Everybody has a browser that runs JS. Only 13k has to be transmitted via floppy disk
Instead of actually storing images, sound files, maps, etc, whole program relies on algorithms computed at runtime. Level generated automatically, sound follows a set math pattern with randomization, etc etc
Benefits of less file size but more processor requirements
Appeasement is at this point an ingrained set of neuron pathways in every human. If only history or game theory could teach us the optimal strategy for when your bigger sibling comes to fuck your day up.
Not an expert but I don’t think it’s as simple as “fastest swimmer”.
Gonna be really useful for solar power builds.
Protection from what?
If it’s your phone leaking your location, then yes and also disable location services and Bluetooth as well.
You mention interference. Mobile data can be interfered from miles away at the phone company. Same for your home internet.
Step 1: don’t use a computer
Step 2: letters to your friends need a probable cause warrant to be viewed
Step 3: invite your friends over for dinner, or go hangout with them
/s
Proton is the only one I know of who takes mailed cash.
This was all an opsec problem. And not even an “exposed my ip address because a software bug leaked it” it was an “here’s my usual email address in case I get locked out”.
The cops didn’t need to break into proton email. They just asked the backup email address for that stuff.
It’s means the government can watch you visit the porn site. The rest is their imagination.
The reauthorization expanded it to anybody with a computer who passes on communications with the computer.
The Wyden/Lummis amendment would have struck language that expands the definition of an electronic communication service provider to include, with some exceptions, any “service provider who has access to equipment that is being or may be used to transmit or store wire or electronic communications.” The exceptions are for public accommodation facilities, dwellings, community facilities, and food service establishments.
So basically anybody with a computer network open to the public has to bend over in secret. This changes nothing if you assume all connections end up in their metadata database. It just makes it faster. Use your VPN/tor/i2p
LANDrop has an app for every operating system and android/ios
Excuse me. I’d like to live in a sci-fi universe one day and they all universally mention an old earth era known as “the water wars”.
Your basically trying to stop the prophecy from happening.
No no no, just the unauthorized pilgrims