Dan HonWe considered ourselves to be a powerful culture capable of creating secure devices
This place is not a place of cryptographic security
No keys are secure here
The method of compromise here was honestly absolutely batshit
This disclosure is a warning about holy fuck did you see what they did
The danger is in a particular location by the power LED
… it increases towards the center of the CPU
… the center of the danger is in the cryptographic libraries
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@jwz I suspect each genre has its own niche sites, but IsraBox has some of everything.
internetarchiveAs most of you know, our library is being sued by 4 corporate publishers who want to stop the Internet Archive from lending books. The date for oral argument has just been set for March 20.
What's at stake? Lia Holland from @team elaborates: https://www.fightforthefuture.org/news/2023-02-23-statement-major-decision-on-libraries-digital-rights-a-step-closer-on-march-20
Statement: Major Decision on Libraries’ Digital Rights A Step Closer on March 20
Judge John G. Koeltl of the Southern District of New York has set March 20, 2023 as the date for oral arguments in four major publishers’ lawsuit against the Internet Archive’s digital library. The following statement can be attributed to Lia Holland (they/she), Campaigns and Communications Director at Fight for the Future: We’re eagerly awaiting […]
Anil DashBack in 1996, I archived Prince's own first-person narrative of why he changed his name, which he briefly published on his website and then quickly pulled down. After his passing, I brought it back online for the first time in two decades.The long-lost "Message from The Artist": https://medium.com/@anildash/message-from-the-artist-c611535da21c
"I was beyond frustrated with my lack of control over my career and music."
@sethdoesthings Twitter must be down 😂
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Kee Hinckley@ammy @pluralistic This reminds me of how Hershey's makes chocolate.
First their research lab makes a new chocolate bar, using all the best ingredients.
Once they have it perfected, they bring in consumers to rate it.
Then they cheapen the ingredients, and do a taste test again.
And they repeat that process until they have found the absolute cheapest version of the chocolate bar that consumers still thinks tastes good enough to buy.
h/t to @bhawthorne , who originally passed that info on to me.
@jwz Passing this along to my gf, a Legal Services tenant lawyer in Brooklyn.
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