Lammy

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811.
by Lammy 2y ago
Souf Êfrican
812.
by Lammy 2y ago
Why so dismissive of how somebody wants to re-use an old phone that you would compare them to the absurd fictitious behavior in that comic? Would you rather they become e-waste? If it fits their needs then it fits their needs regardless of
813.
by Lammy 2y ago
They learned from this and now just have periodic arbitrary layoffs to depress salaries and keep the workers scared and in line in a deniable way instead of in an explicit way.
814.
by Lammy 2y ago
I think their point is that a hypothetical connection-specific cert would make it difficult/impossible to compare your cert with anybody else to be able to find out that it happened. A CA could be backdoored but only “tapped” for some
815.
by Lammy 2y ago
A brand-new setup is not relevant to what I'm talking about. Try ignoring your entire infrastructure for a few years and see if you still think that lol
816.
by Lammy 2y ago
They absolutely can deal with the one-time setup of one single thing that's easy to set up auto-pay for. It's so many additional concepts when you add in the ACME challenge/response because now you have to learn sysadmin-type
817.
by Lammy 2y ago
> but customers aren't able to respond on an appropriate timeline Sounds like your concept of the customer/provider relationship is inverted here.
818.
by Lammy 2y ago
SSL added and removed here ;-)
819.
by Lammy 2y ago
lol at recommending Cloudflare and Microsoft (Github) in response to a comment decrying spyware Every single thing you mentioned is plugged in to the tier-1 surveillance brokers. I am talking plain files on single server shoved in a closet,
820.
by Lammy 2y ago
> Soon, however, the game market became saturated. Too many players for too small (at a time) a market meant it became impossible for most developers to scale and recoup their costs. I had to re-read this sentence a couple of times. Play
821.
by Lammy 2y ago
This sucks. I'm actually so sick of mandatory TLS. All we did was get Google Analytics and all the other spyware running “““securely””” while making it that much harder for any regular person to host anything online. This will push peo
822.
by Lammy 2y ago
TIL of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_F._Codd
823.
by Lammy 2y ago
> "[There were] lots of discussion about who he is and how strange he looks," said Spark. It's cool how he's doing a tilted-axis / pulling-apart / creating-reality / as-above-so-below pose. Even if it&#
824.
by Lammy 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbone
825.
by Lammy 2y ago
Bicycle breaks; still finds a way to complain about automobiles. Hilarious.
826.
by Lammy 2y ago
> But what even is the business case here? I get the idea of encrypting pay TV, but isn't the entire point of free broadcast TV that it's... free? This should be a big clue that the spying is the point, and all the DRMs of the
827.
by Lammy 2y ago
> The Momentum framework calls on Amtrak and commuter rail agencies to […] shift their focus from increasing the geographic coverage and capacity of their rail services > When making changes to rail infrastructure or services, state a
828.
by Lammy 2y ago
In case you're only accidentally missing the point and not just being an asshole: I would expect most people to have heard the term ROI before. I would not expect most people to understand the ways in which a bi-directional data path c
829.
by Lammy 2y ago
Relevant: “Containment Control for a Social Network with State-Dependent Connectivity” (2014), Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin AFB: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1402.5644.pdf …a.k.a Reddit's "Most-Addicted City
830.
by Lammy 2y ago
This is my understanding as well. You can see the usage-reporting scheme and data structure here: https://www.atsc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/A333-2024-04... “The fundamental record that captures con
831.
by Lammy 2y ago
The utilization of an expanded lexicon, replete with polysyllabic and sesquipedalian terminology, engenders an ostensibly enhanced verisimilitude and an amplified capacity for rhetorical suasion in the articulation of one's proposition
832.
by Lammy 2y ago
> Nothing unexpected or user-harming, and nothing new as 4G was already used for IoT. https://www.fastcompany.com/90314058/5g-means-youll-have-to-...
833.
by Lammy 2y ago
Thanks to the beamforming that's central to modern Wi-Fi and 5G cellular standards they can even see through your walls using the backscattered energy of the steered beam, like an airport security scanner for the entire planet: https:
834.
by Lammy 2y ago
I hope it will still be possible to receive a BPS timing signal privately and anonymously with ATSC 3 like one can with GPS. ATSC 3 has the Dedicated Return Channel because marketers “““need””” to spy on every-fucking-thing we do: https:&#
835.
by Lammy 2y ago
I have the offline CS3 Mac version too, but it's 32-bit Intel so you can't run it on anything after Catalina. The Win32 version works fine on Windows 10.
836.
by Lammy 2y ago
This is a forum populated almost entirely by people whose day-to-day existence depends upon building the new stuff that sucks :) (mine too!)
837.
by Lammy 2y ago
I always heard it as FuCK GateWay (the PC maker)
838.
by Lammy 2y ago
I am so happy that my Win32 CS3 Master Collection still works fully-offline and will continue to do so for as long as I care to keep using it :)
839.
by Lammy 2y ago
It depends on the profit motive of who might want to use a morality argument to maintain their exclusivity lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_Exhibitions#RMS_Titani... .
840.
by Lammy 2y ago
> * Extremely niche technology that would have few practical uses in other contexts since most of the seabed does not suffer from the same complexities as a shipwreck This is why the wreck of the Titanic got found in the first place thou

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