Only the richest of us are worthy of privacy, right?
Unfortunately GrapheneOS needs a bunch of hardware support to do the security they do so your baseline model isn't going to hack it. However, if you get a second hand one later it'll be cheaper. These phones are going to have a better resale value for sure. Even if you are just planning to run Android and want this level then probably a reason for choosing Motorola anyway.
Well of course. That's why the glaciers are being melted. They will slide down the hill into the sea like dropping ice into your G&T.
If something like this event was indeed false reputable sites would not be mentioning it.
Looks like we've got massive vote moderation manipulation on Slashdot again. I guess inevitable when someone mentions "Iran" since they have an online propaganda operation almost as big as Russia and China do. All the sane takes downvoted. Just simply wrong (as maladroit mentions) takes upvoted because they make people feel uncertain.
No, I mean like "the UI is at IP a.b.c.d and the password is 'password', now integrate it to the monitoring dashboard". Following which the whole history of each camera would be available on demand wherever the management system is.
Which is the opposite of a weird backdoor involving sending text messages from a specific dedicated list of phones.
So, nobody knows how to code in C anymore is the reason for wanting to transcode all C to Rust?
Not even "nobody" but for some people "a falling number with visibly increasing consulting rates" would be enough.
Hmm. Probably originally implemented to enable Kremlin surveillance of Russians (in Russia), but there was no reason to remove the surveillance back door for the export version/
The Kremlin would just get the installers to give them the direct access. No need with getting special complex software features written. Also, historically their crypto stuff has not been bad and has been paranoid so this is unlikely to be official. This is either done by private people associated with the company or, more likely, done by Russia with the speculative hope that they get installed somewhere interesting abroad. Likely there are hundreds of these cameras in countries all over the world and if they can do number plate recognition or be fed into a system which can then they can be used to track dissidents and so on.
There doesn't seem to be as much money in green energy than there is in, lets say, oil.
It's a bit more specific. The money in oil goes to a specific group of, typically quite corrupt (because it involves land purchase and government permits) businessmen. There is less money in renewables (which is why they are cheaper for the consumer) however the money goes either to sophisticated engineering such as turbine and solar panel production or to the local owners of the solar systems.
That means that where oil tends to damage the local economy (look at very oil rich countries, like Venezuela and Nigeria - exception being Norrway), renewable generation can be very much a positive.
You aren't exchanging keys, you are generating fresh ones. The information you exchange is the entangled state, but even if it's intercepted it's not an actual bitstream so Eve gets nothing. The entangled state is then distributed at less than light speed. Now you come to use the state and "generate" the key. At this point the two different entangled particles both give you the same number instantly depending how you measure them, but there's nothing traveling in between so nothing to intercept.
So no idea what you argue about
Not sure we really are arguing much. More like violent agreement.
So since 3 years, we are consistently around 60% production of electricity by renewables.
Germany is not under the top 10 yet, but we are working on it.
This, IMHO contrasts with the earlier comment
We switched to renewables
I'd say you are switching and that the nuclear turn off should have been delayed so that the reliance on natural gas during the changeover was lessened compared to what it currently is. I'd also say that this is the time for saying "there is a war on", overriding some farmers concerns and then settling on full compensation once Russia is completely and soundly defeated. The Norwegian and American gas which Germany is using now could be beneficially delivered to the new Hungarian government instead, allowing them to switch off their reliance on gas.
In the end, though, it's a glass 60% full vs 40% empty story. Without German determination and taking responsibility Russia would have had much more money than they already have. The people who blew up Nord Stream should be treated as European heroes, however. Merkel's record should be disowned, and Schröder considered for treatment as a traitor.
My understanding is that you also cannot use entanglement for communication at all (for example, by separating entangled particles and relaying state information between them).
Careful. You can't communicate information with it, but it could be useful for securing communication. If it was done right and both sides know that they are going to simultaneously measure a series of entangled states then they both get a shared data stream that they know nobody else has access to and can use for encrypting other data that has been transferred at normal light speed or below.
In real life, however, when systems based on this were examined it turned out that they mostly weren't done right and you would be better off using conventional encryption, probably some quantum resistant form. You definitely want any such system to have been audited by competent conventional security people.
Assuming you are right that there were no higher appeals, which I don't intend to verify, then agreed. Thanks.
The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can't be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it. -- E. Hubbard
