neutronst4r

neutronst4r , 29 days ago to Technology in Google must face £13bn advertising lawsuit - UK court - BBC News

If you say so...

neutronst4r , 1 month ago to Technology in Giant Batteries Are Transforming the Way the U.S. Uses Electricity

Really? Kilo Megawatts?

neutronst4r , 2 months ago to 196 in sexuality-box rule

Please elaborate on the federal crime part.

neutronst4r , 2 months ago (edited 21 days ago) to 196 in vrulegeta

Is Vegeta technically still a murderer? If I remember correctly they used the Namekian DB to resurrect everyone who was killed by Freezer and his men.

neutronst4r , 2 months ago to Memes in *Cough Cough...* Chrome... *Chough*...

Absolutely no one is using quantum computers to brute force encryption, stop the fear mongering.

neutronst4r , 2 months ago to Socialism in Musk Is Consistent in His Opposition to Internet Democracy

Alternative title: Musk continues to be a dick

neutronst4r , 4 months ago to Privacy in Walmart, Delta, Chevron and Starbucks are using AI to monitor employee messages

If your company adds it's own SSL/TLS certificate on every PC, then yes... they can see almost everything.

• Browser traffic? Yes.
• Chat messages? Depends on the program. If it uses the Host OS certificates, then yes.
• Listening in on IP audio and video calls? Theoretically yes.
• AI supported employee sorting based on Union friendliness? You bet.

The buzzword for this is "Next generation firewall" and "TLS decryption".

Your company does not give shit about customer data or your privacy or rights.