quality time with your daughter is:
Teaching her basic Linux commands, and jumping straight to easy computer forensic challenges 😊
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well, I guess I did wake up feeling dysphoric about my face... taking care of sick kittens at the shelter helped me forget about it for a bit. now that I am alone with my thoughts...
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EFF urges Canadians to oppose Bill C-22, now at Senate second reading. The House-passed text lets the Public Safety Minister order any service provider to build access capabilities, with orders valid up to two years, and allows rules requiring up to six months of metadata retention. Citizen Lab and CCLA researchers urged withdrawing Part 2 in June; CCLA's Tamir Israel called the amended bill "a blank check".
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RFC 9562 says UUIDv7 implementations MAY alter the timestamp and makes no guarantee about how close it is to the actual time. Postgres docs also warn the extracted timestamp may not equal creation time. A post on alexsci.com shows Python's uuid.uuid7() running 3,695 s ahead of the clock after a one hour rollback, and growing under load. A CPython developer says to assume the system is flawed.
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Google's privacy policy, effective Oct 16, now says it won't show personalized ads based on Drive, Gmail or Photos content "unless you choose to make data from these services available to other Google services that support personalized ads." The Oct 1 version had no exception. Google says ads won't be "based directly" on your inbox. Android Authority: disconnecting may not erase data already saved in Search Services History.
https://www.theverge.com/tech/1017600/google-personal-intelligence-privacy-policy-ads-update