Nah. Mine where a doddering old man who just wanted food and pets and sleep, and a deranged criminal intent on chasing him around the house and torturing him for her own amusement.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Rumored, Never-to-Be-Released Apple Feature May Have Been Too Much Truth for Most ConsumersEnglish
1·15 days agoCan you imagine what would happen if they did that and your phone was stolen in transit?
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cats@lemmy.world•Please tell her she doesn't want to go out thereEnglish
9·19 days agoThat’s a cat. Cats don’t take orders.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
1·21 days agoYou’re arguing with me at this point.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
1·21 days agoNot the time or the crayons.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
1·22 days agoIt’s not just you. There’s quite a few people who keep saying this. You’ll note that they don’t chime in to mention that Norway or Germany.
It’s dystopian as fuck that this is where we’re at, but I don’t think it’s a good idea to pretend this is strictly a US thing.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
2·22 days agoI love this “in the US” thing. Like we’re the only country where that’s true and there aren’t whole European countries doing the exact same thing.
While I admit nothing exists in a vacuum and there’s a lot of push toward a police state in the US, we also aren’t the only country doing that, by far. We’re just more open about it since Cheeto in Chief took office again.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
1·23 days agoThe only reason it’s considered destruction of evidence is because he was “allegedly” under investigation.
I think what the other guy is saying is when you are traveling, wiping your device before you go to the airport, rather than doing so once you are essentially in custody.
I think it was stupid to give the distress pin when Graphene is already hardened unless he had something specific he was looking to hide, but I also recognize that ICE don’t need a warranty to search you and they can keep you indefinitely. So the other guy is also probably right that cops have a lot of time and resources. A password isn’t a good lock.
I also think nobody has thought about the fact that they want people to think that they have something to hide. They want us to be afraid. I think this drama about biometrics is a really good example. Scare people away from biometrics. Scare people away from Graphene OS. Leave us in the hands of tech corps who will hand over whatever they ask for.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•No Google, Adding Biometrics is the Opposite of Security and PrivacyEnglish
1·23 days agoThat’s not though?!
At least I’m assuming there’s a difference between wiping a device in preparation to go to a border crossing and wiping a device while in police custody/being detained for further screening by Border Patrol.
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cats@lemmy.world•Rescue kittens: how it started, how it's going.English
7·27 days agoDoes your area have catch, spay/neuter, and release programs for strays?
Usually you get surprise kittens when either someone’s unfixed animal gets out and gets pregnant/gets another cat pregnant, or when kittens are dumped because some people aren’t good, or unfixed strays get pregnant and have babies.
Some areas may have predators that would deter cats (humans, coyotes, large snakes, alligators, crocodiles, puma/mountain lions etc). Some areas aren’t hospitable (weather wise) to strays.
It’s sarcasm. One of the Hollow Knight devs came out as trans relatively recently.
I did laundry day before yesterday. It’s still on the chair, but it’s done.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•AI fraud drives banks toward biometric identity defenses | Biometric UpdateEnglish
4·2 months agoLots of banks still won’t let you use a yubikey or similar. Not that I generally mind signing in with my fingerprint for this purpose. Just that I think there are other options that could be better for online banking.
Maybe I’m not perfect but at least you have a good day.
Forced myself to socialize.
Priceless.
I feel that in my soul.
Reasonable. Carry on.


Depends on the game and whether or not I am any good at it. I find that if both me and the person I’m playing with are at similar skill level it’s fine, but if one of us really sucks I get frustrated very easily.
Same with play styles. I’m objective oriented so I get frustrated when other people are not.