I'm going to hope for the best and assume this has nothing to do with their browser. Mozilla has a lot of other products.

Yes, that is adding controls and using a database from the SponsorBlock server.

What I mean is a plugin cannot see the video. Like you can't write

if(screen == adScreen) {
     then skipToNextSegment();
}

The plugin isn't reading the video, it is getting info from a database. For AI or machine learning to work ad injection, which might change for every user, doing what SponsorBlock is doing is not enough.

Plugins can add controls and it can download videos, but plugins can't interact with videos directly I think.

Maybe use the Youtube API closed captions and figure out the patterns for ads that way?

This one:

http://galaxy3yrfbwlwo72q3v2wlyjinqr2vejgpkxb22ll5pcpuaxlnqjiid.onion

It is down for me though.

The mechanical keyboard community was working on an ortholinear keyboard module. Having every dimension in digital form would make fitting the keyboard a lot easier with less wasted materials for prototyping.

A couple of months ago, they told the Microsoft sales team that they would not give them the data of their members. I want to know who they are working with to do this.

I thought module just meant expansion cards. Oops.

Thanks for the info!

As always, you can pick up any of the new modules in the Framework Marketplace to upgrade and extend the life of the Framework Laptop you already own.

When they say modules, does that mean mainboards? Like I can take an older Framework Laptop 13 and upgrade the processor?

Me complaining about how Amazon Prime Video is complete trash.

Out of all the streaming services, Amazon is the fucking worst.

Three stood out – smoking, body size and latent cytomegalovirus infection (a common, but usually harmless virus)

What sucks is that a cytomegalovirus vaccine is not currently available.

The Hero 10 is supposed to cost €400 (around $425/₹36,000), which will undercut the current cheapest foldable, the nubia Flip, by some margin (it made its debut at the MWC at $600).

It is creeping. If your neighbor goes outside in public and you stare at her from your window blinds, with the lights out just so you can see her ankles twice a day. Yes, she is in public and you are only looking, but the obsession is not normal behavior.

Unfortunately, due to ASUS being based in China, we are unlikely to get a response until next week.

Even responses are late. Maybe Asus is using the snail mail for everything. They are going to sending floppy disks with the unlocker next month.

Perfect for Easter.

I didn't even consider that. I was cross posting because there were followers of one that wasn't on the other.

I guess that's where the downvotes comes from. Lol.

I will post articles only on Security News from now on. I will only cross-post to other instances.

Thank you. I never listened to Darknet Diaries.

For anyone else reading this, Sim-swapping starts at 36:00 but I suggest you listen to the first part too. Very interesting.

For carrying the unauthorized number porting, Katz received $1,000 in Bitcoin per SIM swap (total of $5,000), plus an (unspecified) percentage of the profits earned from the illicit access to the victims' devices.

The amount he made is $5,000 minumum.

I think 1 year for every instance is fair. This could really ruin someone. At least stolen credit cards have protection. Stealing someone's crypto wallet could mean that money is gone for good.

They also have one of the most sophisticated communications technology. They had spies everywhere. 2,900 people attacked and they didn't have one spy to tell them a date...

According to The New York Times, Israeli officials had obtained detailed attack plans more than a year before the attack. The document described operational plans and targets, including the size and location of Israeli forces, and raised questions in Israel about how Hamas learned these details.

The Times reported, "Hamas followed the blueprint with shocking precision."

In July 2023, a member of the Israeli signals intelligence unit alerted her superiors that Hamas was conducting preparations for the assault, saying, "I utterly refute that the scenario is imaginary". An Israeli colonel ignored her concerns.

Source: Wikipedia

They allowed this to happen. They wanted a reason to attack and take what's left of Palestine.

“With new variants that employ deceptive domain strategies like typosquatting, a recent spike in Bifrost activity highlights the dangerous nature of this malware,” the researchers said.

I knew what typosquatting was, like buying the domain zvideos.com (don’t go here) to get traffic from other site, ahem, but I didn’t know there was a word for it. TIL.

"With new variants that employ deceptive domain strategies like typosquatting, a recent spike in Bifrost activity highlights the dangerous nature of this malware," the researchers said.

I knew what typosquatting was, like buying the domain zvideos.com (don't go here) to get traffic from other site, ahem, but I didn't know there was a word for it. TIL.