Crosseye_Jack

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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
https://archive.ph/jlHzk
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
I think its more about "unclean hands". If I Disney (and I am actually Disney or an authorised agent of Disney), told Claude that I am Disney, and that Disney has allowed Claude to use Disney copyrights for this conversation (whic
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
We keep saying we are going to do something like that, but we keep forgetting because we normally in "Go do task" mode when we grab the keys. Its not too much of an issue because we will normally grab the fob key, it only becomes
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
Yeah, I think it is car dependant. But the car I use (gave up my own car, but the family has a shared "work horse" car we are all insured on.) is a 10 year old UK Ford fiesta and that car doesn't trip the alarm if the door is
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
Presuming its a modern car (and if we are talking about keyless entry/start we are), well then you just plug an "Emergency Start Device" into the OBD port or to the BCM module, and drive away. Heck a lot of these "Emerge
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
With practice raking doesn't take that much time and "usually" comes with the benefit of not tripping the alarm that the door was opened (because the car "thinks" the door has just been unlocked with a key). <EDI
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by Crosseye_Jack 1y ago
Not enough AI buzzwords in pitch. I’ll pass!
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
sounds like perfect grounds for a chargeback to me. Company offered a full refund via one of its Agents, company then refused to honour that offer, time to make your bank force them to refund you. Just because you use AI for customer servic
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
As mush as I enjoy shitting on Adobe, I also want to encourage companies to embrace platforms other than Twitter. Simply because at times it's the best way to get customer service these days. I think I would have had more respect for A
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Next submission: I built a mom, but my word game doesn't like her!
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Yes, I still use search engines, although my use of them has decreased. What I tend to use LLMs for is rubber ducking or the opening of research on a topic.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> But it can't be done en-masse, against every citizen. I took that to be in reference to using "shoe leather" to conduct surveillance / investigations rather than today's ability to "simply" query a da
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
The problem is that the cats out of the bag when it comes to encryption. Let’s just say we can wave a magic wand and make every phone manufacturer include a way that allows only lawful decryption with court orders and the like. What stops t
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
It's made me reconsider visiting. ATM, if I do go, I'll most likely go via Ireland where most of the border checks are done before getting on the plane rather than when getting to the states. However, the article you linked to sta
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> create products the rest of the world actually wants to bu Exactly. Esp when you have the leader(s) of the US complaining that Europe doesn't buy US cars. Well in the UK smaller cars dominate the market where in the US larger cars
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I know your joking, but some flights have been diverted to Paris where the airlines are bussing passengers to London! So yeah, there kinda is a replacement bus service for some flights! > https://thewest.com.au/travel&#x
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
After 50k signatures asked for Jeremy Clarkson to be appointed PM, Downing Street said Nah - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNy1w4DV5Hw
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I've in no way surveyed the whole wifi mcu market. But wasn't the "beginnings" of Espressif in the western world that it was a cheap wifi mcu that was at the time very popular in cheap Chinese wifi enabled products. The
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> how does the drone determine that the drop off spot for any delivery is safe at the time of drop off without "looking" down? I couldn't get the question out of my head, so I went digging, and thought I would reply to mys
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
"Fair" did fell like the wrong wording, but it was the best I could articulate at the time. But yeah your right. It doesn't make Amazon any less of a scumbag just because everyone else is being just as scummy too.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> Who in the article seems anti-drone? They all seemed to go out of their way to hedge complaints. Dunno about them being completely anti-drone, but at least one person was worried about the drones camera:- > A parent said their teena
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Well in my experience of dual bios motherboard, the switch just toggles which flash IC is enabled via its chip select pin. Both ICs are on the same SPI bus just that one is disabled while the other is active. So as long as they decide to st
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Well if long term archival is your concern, its not the write cycles you want to worry about (I was using an extreme example for a bios flash ic) but bit rot in general, which is a concern for pretty much every type of digital media. Spinni
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Depends on the motherboard. A lot of your "gaming" motherboards come with dual bios. In such cases, if you toast one you flip a switch and use the other. In most cases with motherboard with 2 bios chips you can boot from the good
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> another problem it's created is that flash has a limited number of write cycles SPI flash typically have somewhere between 10k to 100k write cycles. Without wear leveling, lets say a write is made on every boot, and lets say a mac
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I feel that the US is going very protectionist atm (at least its leaders are), so I'm not very surprised by such statements. though imo even if Europe was completely aligned with the US on free speech, something else would be the reaso
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
While I get where you are coming from where do you draw the line? If a country sinkholes an IP range/domain name because it is actively being used to defraud its citizens should the rest of the internet drop their interconnects with th
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
UK prices these days start at £1.50 p/m for their light package. https://instantink.hpconnected.com/uk/en/l/v2 - guess you were grandfathered into to their free package, or was a promo with your printer.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
tl;dr version: You sign up for a monthly recurring payment and in return HP monitor your ink levels and number of pages printed, and mail you out new ink as you need it. If you print more than the included pages per month they will charge y
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
At least the file wasn't Michael Jackson bad (bad, bad, really, really bad).

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