Kluggy

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Authoritarian Coups Are Gradual Then Sudden(hartmannreport.com)
66 points by Kluggy 2y ago|33 comments
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Bill criminalizing votes for sanctuary policies constitutionally suspect(tennesseelookout.com)
10 points by Kluggy 2y ago|2 comments
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by Kluggy 2y ago
It is! I've made https://www.simplyrecipes.com/homemade-chili-crisp-recipe-74... recently to great success
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by Kluggy 2y ago
State of Connecticut v. Swinton Ruled that admission of digitally enhanced evidence was allowed. This is going to be a long road full of nuance before we land on a largely socially accepted test for how much adjustment is allowed in court c
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by Kluggy 2y ago
mousse Is the same. Could be meat. Could be chocolate.
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by Kluggy 2y ago
Do you have a source for your claim that wallet providers get access to all card transactions? Looking at the wallet, my linked cards only have the data that came though the mobile payment.
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by Kluggy 2y ago
some of us hold onto the past. I still have a Zip disk and drive (and a bunch of old media, all the way back to a 8 inch floppy) and I have a fairly large collection of 4k blurays
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by Kluggy 3y ago
While I generally agree with you, the claim that trade joes entered into negotiations in bad faith and cost the other brands money be asking them to make changes to recipes is a bit beyond just competition. Presuming that claim is true.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
It's absolutely because of inertia. Cutting a tarball is a very public indicator that the software is ready to be used. A git tag or branch doesn't have the clarity of "use this" as a release tarball does. That said, thi
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by Kluggy 3y ago
It wasn't sloppy. It was just luck that someone noticed a half a second extra latency on the second connection of a newly run sshd process and went down the rabbit hole. Had they just shrugged and moved onto more "important"
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by Kluggy 3y ago
A wildcard cert is a single cert that is valid for any subdomain. The specific ones you use are not exposed to the CT, just the fact that there is a *.example.com was minted
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by Kluggy 3y ago
They actually planned for the three major overtones and the nine minor theme variations from the start. You may disagree with the results, but it wasn't modified due to outside pressure.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
So this just reads /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/energy_now (or charge_now) and /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/charge_full and outputs it nicely. While the asm is cool, how large would the bash
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by Kluggy 3y ago
I enjoyed it. I followed it way easier then the books and that was a positive for me.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
Louis Rossmann did a video with 107k views so far already https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cHDyq5hRk4 I would bet dollars to donuts that they lost a lot more than the replacement cost would have been.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
It's difficult, but not impossible to do the recovery yourself. Swap the platters between two drives and clone the data to a fresh drive. I've done it on some 2 tb drives way back when.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
> EVGA also encouraged the Reddit poster to make a warranty claim from the drive manufacturer(s) themselves to get his storage drives replaced. Wow, the drive manufacturer's warranty most certainly wouldn't apply. There was no
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by Kluggy 3y ago
If they actually break up apple and google, it’s going to cause so much chaos that it might actually kickstart the venture capital markets into high gear again.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
No. The attacker needs to load on a program and then run it against the target program to extract keys. This doesn’t work with anything in the Secure Enclave and things like iCloud don’t expose an endpoint for the attacker program to send d
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by Kluggy 3y ago
In this case, this is a new feature for a new app. They didn't change anything. The setting didn't exist before, nor did the app
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by Kluggy 3y ago
It’s a total non issue for the majority of folks. It requires local access and takes hours under very specific conditions that don’t apply to most people. How often do you run a server that will run arbitrary crypto operations on attacker c
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by Kluggy 3y ago
Isn't that the entire point of the secure enclave[1]? https://support.apple.com/guide/security/secure-enclave-sec5...
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by Kluggy 3y ago
As people said, a turning machine has infinite memory and program space. Just checking for context and program position doesn’t solve all cases of never halting. Take for example a program that attempts to calculate the https://e
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by Kluggy 3y ago
I wonder if they’ll do free weekly apps.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
Deleted emails and junk? Yes. Everything else, no.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
I had applied for one job via linked in a few years back and it was entirely a scam to do data collection. They kept asking for more and more info about me. I stopped responding when they wanted to run a credit check and asked me to email t
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by Kluggy 3y ago
TL;DR https://old.reddit.com/r/openSUSE/comments/1biunsl/hacked_in... has the smoking gun > That all said, this is a plasmoid that was written for KDE 5. Maybe some interaction with KDE6 lead to the i
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by Kluggy 3y ago
My guess is that by having AWS build it, they have a deal to then allow it to be used in the spot market when idle, something they wouldn’t be able to do if they ran the platform. Spot usage could make a decent profit in addition to trainin
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by Kluggy 3y ago
I’m a fan of all these EFF projects, but this one’s name is terrible. Why would they put stalker in a name? I’m gonna email them asking to reconsider the projects name.
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by Kluggy 3y ago
The dynamic aspect seems weird to be for a well-known. Are there other well-knows that are similarly dynamic?

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