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by KomoD 11mo ago
Coherent? It's really annoying to read. The post just repeats things over and over again, like the Brett Farmer thing, the "four months", telling us three times that they knew "my BTC balance and SSN" and repeatedly
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by KomoD 11mo ago
In reality, it wasn't the attacker's incompetence, it was the hosting provider's fault (which is a "Serverless app platform" they use to deploy their phishing pages) When you deploy a simple page with them it expose
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by KomoD 1y ago
> Go ahead. Talk to the avatar for 2 minutes. Ask it anything in English. Watch how it responds in real-time with synchronized lip movements and natural conversation. There's nothing. > The product works. You just tested it. I di
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by KomoD 1y ago
Yep, could be maintenance but could also be related to the subpoena.
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by KomoD 1y ago
> More concerning than the detections is the observed behavior: - Random cmd.exe processes spawning periodically - Persistent background activity - BitLocker recovery triggered after offline virus scan - Suspicious network connections Yo
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by KomoD 1y ago
I don't get it, how do I shorten a link?
427.
by KomoD 1y ago
That's for HTTP/S and related, as parent said his is for BGP which is a completely different protocol
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by KomoD 1y ago
> Can't guarantee that the data is accurate in every place Of course but doesn't Google Maps have categories for this stuff? Feels like it should be quite easy to filter out
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by KomoD 1y ago
So, the people who couldn't manage their own books is supposed to manage ours? Sorry but this is just not a good look to me.
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by KomoD 1y ago
> or only exists on google maps Because it is just Google Maps data and includes tons of just random places (like sporting goods stores, parking lots, cycling parks)
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by KomoD 1y ago
It goes to Paypal Giving Fund (another 501c3) and then Paypal Giving Fund sends the money to the nonprofit, or if there's a problem sending it to them then "PayPal Giving Fund will (whenever possible) ask you to recommend another,
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by KomoD 1y ago
It froze my browser as well. I could load the initial stuff but then when I scrolled down a bit it just froze.
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by KomoD 1y ago
I clicked on a few and couldn't get any to work, either just didn't play or gave me "Stream format or URL not supported."
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by KomoD 1y ago
I'm gonna be honest, it's really ugly and expensive. €1200, singlespeed and weighs 17 KG... Also if you trade it in when it breaks, they only give you €50?
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by KomoD 1y ago
That title reads like a good thing about the government, not a bad thing.
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by KomoD 1y ago
They just have their own bank account and card, or if they're a bit younger, cash is still somewhat commonly used
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by KomoD 1y ago
As a swede, your statement is false. Most of us don't use cash all the time unless you're a kid or >60. I can't even remember the last time I used cash.
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by KomoD 1y ago
We just use our cards.
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by KomoD 1y ago
No because you need BankID which is issued by your bank and to get BankID you need a Swedish bank and a personnummer. You can use a foreign phone number with Swish but some banks don't allow it (or only allow some countries, e.g. finla
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by KomoD 1y ago
A lot of stores have minimums if you want to pay with Swish, the more common answer to how we pay for small amounts like that is... we just use our cards like any other purchase.
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by KomoD 1y ago
What were these "various factors"? You get warnings before it even expires.
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by KomoD 1y ago
Why is the readme almost a thousand lines of AI-generated music stuff? You have to scroll past 840 lines just to figure out how to use it, and everything is named in weird buzzwordy ways... "Tap Event Method Performance Optimizer"
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by KomoD 1y ago
> During the first run, Zen will prompt you to install a root certificate. This is required for Zen to be able to intercept and modify HTTPS requests. That's a no from me.
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by KomoD 1y ago
> He's had it since January this year and claims the battery life degraded from the advertised ~7 days to around 1.5 days before the swelling incident. This rapid drop in capacity made him stop charging it regularly, and it actually
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by KomoD 1y ago
I like the idea (I've discovered tons of movies and shows from youtube shorts) but sorry, no way I'll auth my Google account to this
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by KomoD 1y ago
Bad data. A bunch of links just lead to 404, the filters aren't correct (since when is organic pumpkin seed protein powder nut flavored?) $239.95 for 9068g with 16g serving size (60 calories, 10g of protein) is not 4 servings and is no
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by KomoD 1y ago
This is such a non-issue, it's just a name. If someone asks about it "It's a tool to view docx files", end of conversation
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by KomoD 1y ago
> No, he (Matthew) opted everyone in by default Now you're just lying. I checked several of my Cloudflare sites and none have it enabled by default: "No robots.txt file found. Consider enabling Cloudflare managed robots.txt or
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by KomoD 1y ago
That's not Cloudflare's fault, that's the website owner's fault. If they want the RSS feeds to be accessible then they should configure it to allow those requests.
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by KomoD 1y ago
No... it doesn't run locally, just open devtools and see for yourself? Do you really think your Toshiba Satellite can run Claude's models?

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