When a neural network predicts biological brain - as in, shows similar activity in similar layers.
https://www.quantamagazine.org/deep-neural-networks-help-to-explain-living-brains-20201028/
It looks like the law firm leading the claim for damages from BA about its website breach is going to spend £1 million on advertising for claimants.
And a court has said that it can’t recover for that. https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/law/1m-cost-of-advertising-for-claimants-is-not-recoverable-judge-rules/5107332.article
@feld I can highly recommend using a second, offline password manager of 2FA backup codes (as an alternative to writing them down on a piece of paper) as well as using an app like AndOTP, which works wonderful and provides secure backup functionality.
Some hints about that: https://shivering-isles.com/Why-I-use-multiple-password-managers
"Google has banned Predicio from its Play Store after Motherboard investigation. Predicio pays apps (inc. Muslim prayer app) for location data then sells it to clients. Predicio is part of supply chain linked to contractor Venntel"
https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy8eba/google-predicio-ban-muslim-prayer-app
Comes out, in August 2020 German 🇩🇪 government - bypassing Bundestag and public opinion - offered a massive fossil gas deal to US 🇺🇸 administration - a promise to spend 1 billion USD on LNG imports infrastructure for "unhindered construction and operation" of NordStream2. So for the right to import more fossil gas, they offered the right to import even more fossil gas - and call it "decarbonisation" 🍀
Man to pay £25,000 damages over negative TrustPilot review
And, in what I guess is a manifestation of the Streisand Effect, now numerous people are leaving 1 star reviews on the firm’s TrustPilot page, turning it into a comments page.
We have this interesting feature proposal for /e/OS: a second "panic" PIN code that can fully erase the device in case of emergency. It's been rejected by Google for Android.
Do you think we should implement it?
#degoogled #android #privacy #security
https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/backlog/-/issues/2497
Dmitrij Głuchowski – Tekst | prawda słowa, prawda ekranu
Tekst, to wyjątkowo rosyjska książka. Oczywiście mógłbym sobie wyobrazić, że napisał ją, ktoś inny, jakiś inny autor z któregoś z byłych demoludów, ale mam wrażenie, że cala historia w niej zawarta rozpadałaby się jak spróchniała wieżyczka w dalekiej zonie, gdyby umiejscowić ją gdziekolwiek w zachodnich realiach… [...]
🔹 czytaj dalej na blogu:
https://discrust.pl/dmitrij-gluchowski-tekst-prawda-slowa-prawda-ekranu/
We're delivering white label ISP services to a development of 61 flats in Bolton - 1Gbit circuit providing 100mb symmetric connectivity to each flat with faster packages available
http://ow.ly/rPq150DuKjS
🇬🇧 Last week the European Commission opened infringement procedures against the majority of Member states for failing to apply the confidentiality of communications to Internet communications services: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_21_206
When developing HTTP-related software it was always driving me mad that *each* author must have had come up with their own way of formatting parameters in the HTTP headers.
For example HSTS uses semicolon:
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=63072000; includeSubDomains; preload
but then Expect-CT uses comma:
Expect-CT: max-age=600000, enforce
Now RFC 8941 brings some order to this mess:
RFC 8941: Structured Field Values for HTTP
Plusieurs en-têtes #HTTP sont structurés, composés d'éléments qu'un logiciel peut analyser. C'est le cas de Accept-Language: ou de Content-Disposition:. Mais chaque en-tête structuré a sa propre syntaxe, sans rien en commun avec les autres en-têtes structurés. Ce nouveau #RFC propose des types de données et des algorithmes que les futurs en-têtes pourront utiliser pour standardiser un peu l'analyse.
looking into this i'm a bit confused
"Yggdrasil takes a very different approach. Rather than just accepting that the internet is a sprawling conglomeration of unstructured networks connected together in an unstructured fashion, we instead arrange the routing scheme of the entire network into a global spanning tree." (https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/about.html#what-does-yggdrasil-do-differently
)
doesn't a tree structure imply there is a central, extremely high bandwidth, node at the root ?
Reuters: власти России готовят новые выплаты гражданам перед выборами. Они могут составить 500 миллиардов рублей
Источник: https://twitter.com/meduzaproject/status/1358826447020974086
Polish expat into UK. Information security engineer. Caver & cave rescuer (thus the bat). NHS volunteer & blood donor.