Intel is such a reputable company (the clue is in the name). They wouldn’t have put a backdoor into their chips and then secretly shared that information with US government agencies would they?
Snowden’s claim that the agencies can p0wn anyone pretty much at will is surely overblown. Right?
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VIA C3 has a 4 byte backdoor instruction.
Morning standup over Google Hangouts.
The Face of Boe, who works from home.
Originally shared by Polynomial -C
Every day, computers are making people easier to use.
— DavidTemkin
Short key travel will be a thing of the past as Apple innovates away the key.
Steve was a bit of an arsehole.
Reminder: it’s Generation X that’s ruining things for everyone now.
Typical tech-utopian bullshit. Actually no, none of this stuff is beneficial to the ordinary person in the long term.
In my opinion, beyond mere regulation, all of these giant corps should be broken up and pounded into smithereens. Anyone in tech today should be actively working on open protocols and machine learning tools that allow us to operate outside of the state/corporate dictatorship that is the modern internet.
Nothing beats mid-90s product design engineering. Everything was made up of big chunks of coloured plastic.
This is the StarTac Rainbow from 1996.
Originally shared by David McKeever
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