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by 15155 2y ago
Smartlaunch
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by 15155 2y ago
I set one of these up the other day with HA: works perfectly/as-advertised.
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by 15155 2y ago
Seems like the next logical conclusion is to sell dual-use devices with a "just add software" component provided by a "Russian" company.
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by 15155 2y ago
This seems like an excellent reason to run a "reboot after 12h of no signal" program - this would snuff these Faraday bags right out completely. Cellebrite doesn't have BFU unlocks for any recent iPhone, allegedly.
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by 15155 2y ago
> I’m guessing that supply chain is pretty locked down. School districts and the like have them, it's not at all locked down. Independent "researchers" can obtain them (and have.)
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by 15155 2y ago
Why is nobody at Apple sitting around with a USB protocol analyzer and a Cellebrite and patching these vulnerabilities one by one?
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by 15155 2y ago
99% of pseudoephedrine sold is not this form and this specific product has already been debunked years ago with Mississippi's complete ban (and their refusal to allow it.) I remember the video of the pharma rep or cop or whoever trying
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by 15155 2y ago
Ideally one that doesn't have these kinds of issues: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6983097
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by 15155 2y ago
Looking in the binary for the polynomial and knowing what the common ones are from experience is an easy way. Normally, the polynomial is going to be found right next to a loop that is ingesting bytes incrementally.
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by 15155 2y ago
Members of my extended family, mostly using automated and mechanized agriculture. There are zero illegal immigrants employed on any midwestern farm I have ever visited, known, etc. A $500,000 GPS-guided combine works better.
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by 15155 2y ago
> The vast majority of the cost of health care is old people Chronic costs, yes, costs borne out of tail risks - no. > Marketable skills like shopkeeper? That's what Jensen Huang's parents were. If you have the drive, econom
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by 15155 2y ago
Why can't it be both? Why can't I want to minimize the number of unskilled outsiders (with different values, etc.) because they may cost more while overlooking that fact for those with obvious economic power regardless of where th
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by 15155 2y ago
He stopped talking about it because it was unpopular (because it is ineffective) and was forced. No other vaccine is given entirely under the pretense that it will basically only be of benefit to other people. COVID had a 0.1% IFR across
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by 15155 2y ago
Did you read it?
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by 15155 2y ago
> Studies show you've got it backwards. If you let a nurse or programmer into the country, they're going to take a job that's otherwise filled by an American, depressing skilled wages. But at that same time they're co
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by 15155 2y ago
My tolerance is predicated on me not giving you money. Spend the money you earn on yourself: it will flow through the rest of the economy. But I am not going to give you any to do so.
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by 15155 2y ago
How'd she do in the primaries?
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by 15155 2y ago
He's a knucklehead, remember?
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by 15155 2y ago
> "Oh but not like you, you're one of the good ones!" I want to live with people who pull their weight and aren't an immediate financial burden on everyone else, yes. If this is "one of the good ones" vs &qu
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by 15155 2y ago
> almost zero variation in policy state to state The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears.. Did you visit any midwestern state during COVID? Florida? You can use the Google on the internet machine as much as you li
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by 15155 2y ago
No, it's called a famine and wouldn't happen. Recession would imply that the market was completely incapable of adjusting to allocate resources correctly. Promoting a second-tier, legally-disenfranchised workforce isn't the w
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by 15155 2y ago
Yes, this is a utilitarian conundrum. If seniors weren't the majority of the electorate, the economy would've won out.
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by 15155 2y ago
> would have had the time to do a proper primary. But then they wouldn't have been able to try and transfer his incumbency bonus as easily.
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by 15155 2y ago
Automatically allowing a specific quantity of millions of illegal immigrants as a "compromise" isn't "border security."
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by 15155 2y ago
The market will take care of this: people will do the work or pay for it or they won't eat.
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by 15155 2y ago
Fortunately, I'll be able to afford it because I won't be pumping my entire paycheck into social programs, groceries, and supporting a massive population of unskilled illegal immigrants.
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by 15155 2y ago
Ok, how many people die or commit suicide because they cannot afford basic goods and services?
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by 15155 2y ago
We have a two-party system: this is the natural conclusion of applied game theory and is unfortunate.
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by 15155 2y ago
> why would I want to migrate to any country whose leaders were elected on a platform of hating migrants? "Hating migrants" != "want only the migrants that pull their own weight" Why would you personally want to immig
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by 15155 2y ago
I love this one because it's so basically obvious: the price for this work will increase or it simply won't happen and wasn't necessary anyway.

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