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whitepoplar
·13 giorni fa·discuss
As someone who only has a cursory knowledge of Postgres backup systems, how does this compare to something like pgBackRest? When would someone reach for one over the other?
whitepoplar
·21 giorni fa·discuss
I'm curious to know how PlanetScale Postgres would fare.
whitepoplar
·25 giorni fa·discuss
A lot of people have been very vocal about this. I use uBlock Origin Lite and haven't noticed a difference between it and uBlock Origin. Am I missing something?
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·mese scorso·discuss
Wait, how do you properly clean glasses?
whitepoplar
·2 mesi fa·discuss
Do you recall the name of the manufacturer?
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
I'd like to switch to Bitwarden, but my singular focus is on security. I trust 1P because of its reputation in the security community. Does Bitwarden have any drawbacks when compared to 1P, security-wise?
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
16e still uses a Broadcom chip for WiFi + Bluetooth, though. iPhone Air is currently the only iPhone that uses both Apple-designed baseband + WiFi/BT chips.
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
Thank you so much for this!
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
Are you a person of high interest? I was under the impression that these sorts of breaches only happen to journalists, state officials, etc.
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
How much do you think Lockdown Mode + MIE/eMTE helps? Do you believe state actors work with manufacturers to find/introduce new attack vectors?
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
Tell us more about some of these ideas and approaches that changed you as an engineer! We'd love to hear!
whitepoplar
·5 mesi fa·discuss
Given that A19 + M5 processors with MIE (EMTE) were only recently introduced, I wonder how extensively MacOS/iOS make use of the hardware features. Is it something that's going to take several years to see the benefit, or does MIE provide thorough protection today?
whitepoplar
·7 mesi fa·discuss
There's no way to easily tell that those phones have unlocked bootloaders, though. Ex-Verizon phones may be completely carrier unlocked, will work on any network, and still have locked bootloaders. This isn't an issue for anyone running stock Android, but will restrict those phones from being used to run GrapheneOS.
whitepoplar
·7 mesi fa·discuss
One caveat--you have to be certain that you get a Pixel with an unlocked bootloader. There are a lot of Pixels (mostly sold by Verizon) that are unlocked for use with any carrier, but whose bootloaders remain locked. If you have one of these ex-Verizon phones, there is no way as of now to unlock the bootloader.
whitepoplar
·8 mesi fa·discuss
I would hope so.
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·8 mesi fa·discuss
Thanks! I think you're right about just using an HDD, but for my portable SSD situation, after a full read of all blocks, how long would you leave the drive plugged in for? Does the refresh procedure typically take a while, or would it be completed in roughly the time it would take to read all blocks?
whitepoplar
·8 mesi fa·discuss
How long does the data refresh take, approx? Let's say I have an external portable SSD that I keep stored data on. Would plugging the drive into my computer and running

  dd if=/dev/sdX of=/dev/null bs=1M status=progress
work to refresh any bad blocks internally?
whitepoplar
·8 mesi fa·discuss
Does the reduced price mean increased usage limits on Claude Code (with a Max subscription)?
whitepoplar
·8 mesi fa·discuss
This is great information, thank you! Do you happen to know to what extent MTE is used on Android 16 when both Advanced Protection is enabled and when the newly-released "Device Protection" feature is enabled?
whitepoplar
·9 mesi fa·discuss
Any word on whether this chip has "Memory Integrity Enforcement" capability, as included in Apple's A19/A19 Pro chips?

https://security.apple.com/blog/memory-integrity-enforcement...