Anonbrit

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by Anonbrit 2y ago
Ah yes, that's a nice search-engine friendly project name, convenient for finding code snippets, bugs, etc... Or not
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by Anonbrit 2y ago
https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2018/wiki/Network/Rogue_Access_Poin...
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by Anonbrit 2y ago
Decent public transport + ride hailing is a common situation in many parts of Europe, especially for people who cycle too
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by Anonbrit 2y ago
EU has pretty strong controls on government use of facial recognition (multiple police programs shut down etc) and strong whistle-blower protections to allow people to report them
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by Anonbrit 2y ago
Rancid and greasy
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Unless you live in Flint...
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
This entirely skips over the fact that SMS second factor is highly insecure, and becoming less and less secure as time goes on.
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Until Apple nerfed them, they weren't for simple cases.
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
If there are people who enjoy those automatable things? Yes, absolutely
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
There's plenty of history of tech turning high skilled, high wage jobs into low skilled, low wage jobs though
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Road tax is paid into the general funds, same as any other taxation, and stopped being related to the maintenance of roads several generations ago. EV drivers do pay less tax in general (including significant amounts of fuel duty not needin
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Rust has a few small but unavoidable runtime overheads compared to the best C (maybe they can be avoided with the right unsafe usage but that removed most of the benefits of rust). They are difficult to see the affect of without micro-bench
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
If you're writing your own libc, then you absolutely can work around a whole bunch of missing syscalls by emulating them in userspace
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Redefining words to make vague insults doesn't actually progress discussion, and indeed can be a symptom of the very problem we're discussing - I'm better than everyone else and so their thoughts don't matter. Intellectu
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Every study of productivity during WFH of tech workers that I can find suggests it is, on average, higher. Every study on worker happiness suggests that it is, on average, higher. Formal studies on open plan all suggest, for different reas
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
It's also a sub-ghz radio, LF rfid, HF rfid, infrared and I-button, together with a GPIO connector that's seen a couple of interesting modules. More importantly, it has a community around it, with a few competing firmwares, so the
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by Anonbrit 3y ago
Isn't it the anti-anti-showing-buttholes-to-children community? Nobody wants to force you to show buttholes to children, but you should feel free to if desired