DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 4d ago
ok.
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by DaSHacka 5d ago
The difference is using an app to detect hidden camera glasses is legal while beating the shit out of random people on the street is not lol
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by DaSHacka 7d ago
If only headscale supported tailnet lock and multiple control servers. They consider both features "enterprise" even though the former is arguably a bare minimum and the latter nice even for home users in the event their lab gets
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by DaSHacka 7d ago
Have you ever actually spoken to a voter that matches the archetype you're describing?
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by DaSHacka 7d ago
You vastly overestimate how many people care (developers included) outside of FOSS and HN circles. Nothing will happen, as it never does.
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
Can you elaborate more on this? This is the first time I'm hearing about it.
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
I mean, it's just basic access control. You don't need to trust every program you run with 100% of all your personal/private information, just confine it to a specific domain accordingly. I'm fine with certain codebases
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
You could always sandbox it or run it in a container
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
Yes, too much immigration all at once can infact stil be a problem, just a different one from an inverted population pyramid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrant_crisis
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
> Japan doesn't want immigrants though. They can fix there demographic crisis in a single year by opening immigration up. 'fixing' one issue by swapping it out for another
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
+15 Social Credit!
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49696697
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
> It's surprising that we didn't invent any kind of physical padlock that accepts two keys, with the lock mechanism such that, when locked with one of the two keys, can only be unlocked by the other key. Key exchange blocks a
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
I've never actually found a site that computes the hash client-side and sends the finished hash to the server, the vast majority just send the regular password to the backend to be hashed and compared (and HN is no exception). And if y
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
In the states I've lived in, its a piece of paper you keep in your wallet alongside your previous DL/permit that's now been hole-punched. You use both together to serve as your proof of authority to drive if you get pulled ov
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
Add in anyone on the opposite end of the tech spectrum too, especially those working in security.
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by DaSHacka 8d ago
Neat, had no idea this was a law in NH. This is exactly what I've been arguing in favor of for years; the issue with flock is primarily that it treats everyone as a criminal by default, profiling everything you do even when you've
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
I mean, DEF CON still allows cash at the door with no ID and manages to make it work.
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
Cool idea, feel free to run your police state of a country that way. I'll continue enjoying my 1st and 2nd amendments though.
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
> Censorship? You mean when we censor people for speech we don't like? uh, yeah.
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
> This is a long way of asking: Can the US west coast become an associate EU member too? Here in California, the Sierra Nevada and deserts of the southwest are already 99% of the wall we’d need to protect our border from maga zealots. Fr
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
Are you.... me?
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
> majority white nation and shares European culture well, not for much longer lol
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
You're making me jealous, now I'm thinking it really was a mistake to piss off Canada :D No need to send everyone back southbound or to the middle-east when we could have been sending them northbound instead! Oh Canada, won&#x27
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by DaSHacka 9d ago
That's a feature, not a bug.
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by DaSHacka 10d ago
But Trump has been doing even worse. The left things he's literally Orange Hitler, and the right is fractured between "hasn't done enough, mostly performative cruelty"/"MIGA"/"woah he's goin
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by DaSHacka 10d ago
That's not the fault of the model, though. Even knowledgeable people that found everything manually can (ir)responsibly disclose it to the vendor for a payout. Just look at the iOS jailbreaking scene and how Apple repeatedly poached al
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by DaSHacka 10d ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head. I've seen this behavior from others in the space before too, it's not a one-off. They refuse to use LLMs themselves, and state as much publicly "I simply don't need to resort
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by DaSHacka 10d ago
I agree, anecdotally I've always noticed a huge amount of my peers lacked professional communication skills even pre-LLMs. A lot of people get this idea that "more verbosity = better" instead of optimizing for conciseness and
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by DaSHacka 10d ago
> so he will likely win again this year. What do you mean by this?

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