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the crux of the problem is that autopilot works fine 99% of the time without the need for human intervention. this trains the human to pay no attention. but if left unattended, the other 1% of the time it drives straight into a brick wall at 70 miles per hour.
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elong how am i supposed to watch harry potter in the backseat with all of this nagging nannyware
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people are complaining about it nagging while their hands are on the wheel which is the only possible legitimate complaint for the system
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Fiedler posted:the crux of the problem is that autopilot works fine 99% of the time without the need for human intervention. this trains the human to pay no attention. but if left unattended, the other 1% of the time it drives straight into a brick wall at 70 miles per hour. 0%
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just because some guy got decapitated when his car drove under a truck on an open highway doesn't mean that the thousands of idiots who use autopilot on the SF hwy at 110 mph aren't getting home safe.
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:https://twitter.com/burriteaux/status/1006283188203859969 what an utter poo poo.
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teens are leaving fb for insta fb corp is fine, popularity wise they still scum tho
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bob dobbs is dead posted:teens are leaving fb for insta
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also lol https://twitter.com/UID_/status/1005795008581169152 im 1000% certain that fan doesnt autoload seventeen different kinds of spyware onto any system its plugged into. arent you?
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Jun 11, 2018 23:40
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President Beep posted:hope they have timers this was my thought too. it's clearly for targeted assassinations
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Jun 11, 2018 23:45
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just cut the traces for D+/D-, whats the big deal
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Jun 11, 2018 23:46
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usb condom https://int3.cc/products/usbcondoms
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hobbesmaster posted:he didn't say compared to what elon take the wheel
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why’s it always up to the male components to wear protection??? this is digital misandry!!!
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JawnV6 posted:just cut the traces for D+/D-, whats the big deal you can do side channel power analysis via usb power without any data
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FMguru posted:this is literally why they bought instagram in the first place 12 peeps, $1 billion, somehow still a great deal
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Trabisnikof posted:you can do side channel power analysis via usb power without any data what are folks gleaning from the 5V rail wiggling and no code on the host
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JawnV6 posted:what are folks gleaning from the 5V rail wiggling and no code on the host all sorts of fun stuff, power analysis attacks are a plentiful ground with much to exploit https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7782756/ quote:In this paper, we show that public USB charging stations pose a significant privacy risk to smartphone users even when no data communication is possible between the station and the user's mobile device. We present a side-channel attack that allows a charging station to identify which Webpages are loaded while the smartphone is charging. To evaluate this side-channel, we collected power traces of Alexa top 50 Websites on multiple smartphones under several conditions, including battery charging level, browser cache enabled/disabled, taps on the screen, Wi-Fi/LTE, TLS encryption enabled/disabled, time elapsed between collection of training and testing data, and location of the Website. The results of our evaluation show that the attack is highly successful: in many settings, we were able to achieve over 90% Webpage identification accuracy. On the other hand, our experiments also show that this side-channel is sensitive to some of the aforementioned conditions. For instance, when training and testing traces were collected 70 days apart, accuracies were as low as 2.2%. Although there are studies that show that power-based side-channels can predict browsing activity on laptops, this paper is unique, because it is the first to study this side-channel on smartphones, under smartphone specific constraints. Further, we demonstrate that Websites can be correctly identified within a short time span of 2 × 6 seconds https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1389128618302640 quote:Tor is used to communicate anonymously by millions of daily users, which rely on it for their privacy, security, and often safety. In this paper we present a new attack on Tor that allows a malicious USB charging device (e.g., a public USB charging station) to identify which website is being visited by a smartphone user via Tor, thus breaking Tor’s primary use case. Our attack solely depends on power measurements performed while the user is charging her smartphone, and it does not require the adversary to observe any network traffic or to transfer data through the smartphone’s USB port. We evaluated the attack by training a machine learning model on power traces from 50 regular webpages and 50 Tor hidden services. We considered realistic constraints such as different network types (LTE and WiFi), Tor circuit types, and battery charging levels. In our experiments, we were able to correctly identify webpages visited using the official mobile Tor browser with accuracies up to 85.7% when the battery was fully charged, and up to 46% when the battery level was between 30% and 50%. Both results are substantially higher than the 1% baseline of random guessing. Surprisingly, our results show that hidden services can be identified with higher accuracies than regular webpages (e.g., 84.3% vs. 68.7% over LTE). https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-su.pdf quote:We have tested over 50 different computers and external hubs and found that over 90% of them suffer from a crosstalk leakage effect that allows malicious peripheral devices located off the communication path to capture and observe sensitive USB traffic. We also show that in many cases this crosstalk leakage can be observed on the USB power lines, thus defeating a common USB isolation countermeasure of using a charge-only USB cable which physically disconnects the USB data lines
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2/3rds of those aren't what you're claiming, hth
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I really want to get one of those fans. and plug it into a sandbox and see what pops up.
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JawnV6 posted:2/3rds of those aren't what you're claiming, hth all 3 of those are examples of power analysis attacks using usb power only no data, what exactly do you think isn't possible?
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Trabisnikof posted:all 3 of those are examples of power analysis attacks using usb power only no data, what exactly do you think isn't possible? quote:public USB charging station just how many tries does plugging in the average USB device take u?
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oh dang you got me there, owned anyway im sure most of those fans aren't filled with  stuff maybe a handful given to the right people but even then eh, why go through that effort when most journalists seem eager to just click the spearphishing link anyway
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President Beep posted:what an utter poo poo. i touched the poop 
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loving MILLENIALS are screwing everything up AGAIN! https://twitter.com/Forbes/status/1006257261897973761 
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FMguru posted:loving MILLENIALS are screwing everything up AGAIN! good, gently caress the majority of white "middle income" baby boomers
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FMguru posted:loving MILLENIALS are screwing everything up AGAIN! hm, I'm the giant house in the article captioned "mid sized"
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ADINSX posted:hm, I'm the giant house in the article captioned "mid sized" https://twitter.com/patanicsanic/status/1006299830673690624 best reply
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hangon a second boomers i thought we weren’t supposed to be having kids we couldn’t afford
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1) have kids 2) affford them this isn’t that difficult 
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:hangon a second boomers i thought we weren’t supposed to be having kids we couldn’t afford no those other millenials have the kids babies can't be having babies and i'm not ready to be a grandparent
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ahhh, white genocide
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You Am I posted:good, gently caress the majority of white "middle income" baby boomers somewhere in the distance, fishmech stirs.
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how does random guessing have a 1% success rate that sounds like a flaw in their methodology
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rjmccall posted:how does random guessing have a 1% success rate they load one of 100 different websites and guess which one it is?
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Eeyo posted:I think he might have been serious im the guy being torn in half by the 2000 psi jets while trying to cross the street
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tag urself i'm problematic blogging
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