Ask Noah Show Episode 245: Apple Thinks Different About Encryption
Apple has announced a new update that will allow scanning of your private photos. Firefox 91 is released, and the new US infrastructure bill means you might be paying per mile to drive an EV.
-- During The Show --
03:00 Manually Connecting Services - Jim
- Yes look for a developer
- Make sure you understand what needs doing
- Andreas Spiess YT Lora Info
07:20 Career Advice? - Robert
- Start based on Value
- Start with what you know well
- Start with a LLC on the side
- If moving to a new employer, be honest about how long you will work there
- Put the customer's needs first
- Anticipate needs
- Set up a full LLC or Corp, not a DBA, pass through, or sole proprietorship
18:00 Email & PGP - Barking Bandicoot
- AU Gov can force back doors
- Symmetric vs (Public/Private key pair) Asymmetric/PKI encryption
- GPG Guide
- Enigmail
24:00 Pick of the Week
- Stingle
- Stingle White Paper
- FOSS Photo backup app
- Photos locally encrypted
- ArsTechnica
26:20 Gadget of the Week
- HulkMan Alpha100
- Heavy Duty vehicle jump-starter/battery bank
- Amazon Affiliate
30:30 Firefox 91
- Total Cookie Protections Enhancement
- Supports Log In and SSO on more sites
- Simplify Page for printing is back
- HTTPS First
31:45 Valve & Arch vs Debian
- Debian - "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
- Arch - Faster fixes, Faster updates
- PC Gamer
37:45 Infra Bill Includes Per Mile Road Tax
- Per Mile Usage Fee
- Data collected via
- Third Party OBDII modules
- OEM Telematics
- Insurance Companies
- "Any other method"
- Nothing about data privacy
- TheDrive.com
45:00 Apple & Encryption
- Communication Safety Feature
- iOS and MacOS
- On-Device Machine Learning
- Dangerous potential
- Apple Privacy Letter
- Apple Child Safety
- Odysee Video
- Snowden's Twitter Post
- EFF Article
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