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by 0x00000000 5y ago
> If we agree that Apple was right in 2016, it stands to reason that Apple cannot be compelled to modify its CSAM filter to capture arbitrary contents The government or whoever will regularly add hashes to the list. Those hashes can be f
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by 0x00000000 5y ago
If it is an Imgur link there are additional steps. It shows you a microscopic image that is compressed to hell and refuses to respect “show desktop site”. The only way to see the full size image is to manually edit the url to “i.imgur.com&#
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Yeah I guess that makes sense. Maybe the takeaway is to not use meme brokers to buy meme stocks
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Robinhood has also halted 50 other stocks including arbitrary ones like AMD. https://investorplace.com/2021/01/robinhood-bans-reddit-stoc... There must be more to their internal situation they aren’t telling us be
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Their sales/marketing philosophy was disappointing too. Zero interest in supporting the hobbyist community.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
> a complete waste of time to those more philosophically inclined At a surface level it is very reminiscent of the Deus Ex games, but if you go in expecting something profound you will be disappointed
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
The vendors do not inspire confidence. Some machines in Michigan crashed due to a bad update on Election Day. Why do we allow secretive, proprietary machines where untested and unaudited updates can be pushed at any time? To be clear, I don
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I believe it was this thread where someone mentions there used to be radio broadcasts transmitted over cable: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r31563033-Broadcom-Chip-Spe... And this page confirming they can still be d
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Thanks, I will look into it!
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Thank you. I am just throwing away samples without filtering because it has to be done as quickly as possible on the device itself in order to send it out before the next chunk of data is ready. It is sort of a hack because I can’t lower t
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Thank you, I started almost exactly a month ago.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Thanks, added
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Yes, it uses the Ethernet interface to send the data back. The serial connection was just to access the console before telnet access was enabled
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
It wasn’t well explained, but there are two buffers. Even with the sampling loop as tight as I could get it I think there is just a few ms of inherent delay between when it finishes reading and when it is ready to read again.
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Show HN: I reverse engineered my cable modem and turned it into an SDR(stdw.github.io)
357 points by 0x00000000 6y ago|70 comments
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
> According to the indictment, Team Xecuter at times cloaked its illegal activity with a purported desire to support gaming enthusiasts who wanted to design their own videogames for noncommercial use. Comically dishonest statements aside
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
You probably have at least one MIPS device in your house (router or modem). Based on the three architectures you named it sounds like your project isn’t really aimed towards embedded systems. But those legacy architectures are dirt cheap, r
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
PayPal seems to arbitrarily block transactions on eBay too. Happened to my friend and he called support and they told him there is nothing they can do. In disbelief he called again and got the same response.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
My internal monologue when I do anything even for the first time is always as if I am “writing a guide”. Taking something apart, cooking, playing a game, etc. It doesn’t prevent me from enjoying things and I don’t think actually writing it
50.
by 0x00000000 6y ago
They are abusing the “more information required to complete your order” messages. I report them when they do it.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
it essentially just means “the black and indigenous subset of people of color”. Some definitions say it is to emphasize them more but includes all POC, but the former definition is effectively what it means in any context where one would fi
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
If you have been paying attention you may have seen the term “BIPOC” pop up overnight. This is a less handwave-y way of excluding Asians when it is convenient.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Yes, and the rhetoric about “preserving the character of the neighborhood” is indistinguishable from that used when this redlining was instituted. Bizarre and sad to see misguided progressives (including renters) with no understanding of ec
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Git and Subversion even allowing single line “-m” commit messages was a mistake. You would see a lot better messages if they forced you to use the editor. I bet a lot of programmers don’t even know you could do multi line messages and assum
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I’m amazed the tor browser itself even allows any http connections, ever. Seems like a terrible idea 100% of the time to allow them at all when the whole thing relies on passing your data through an untrusted party.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I guess same as violating economic sanctions since it is similarly funding a group that is by definition hostile to the US’s economic interests.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Nothing will change until they make it a felony to pay a ransom.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I mean can you think of a single recent example of any business hurting due to a boycott? Yeah, it is the cheaper and easier option for the board but the degree that literally every public company seems beholden to the demands of unhinged T
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
“But A/B testing showed more ‘user engagement’ when you default to public”
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
An ICO for a new fake ERC20 token would probably have convinced far more people to send far greater amounts than what they did.

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