Melatonic

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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Isnt this what "USB-IF certified" is supposed to guarantee?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Or just get an insane case and bike lock the phone to your body. Now they have to steal you as well!
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Not the OP but I used to do that - problem is phones are becoming so damn large even the elasticated belt doesnt work that great anymore. Too much bounce. I found a "belt" thats much wider and doesnt have a clip (has to be sized j
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Thats actually pretty awesome.
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
The kind of crime in Tokyo that is happening may also just not be reported
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Its also possible that its optimised for least walking for other reasons. If you were disabled in any way (like a wheel chair) or even an old lady maybe this is the better route. Or if was during a huge snowstorm or heatwave?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Yeah Im surprised nobody is talking about this. When everyone first saw Taalas I looked at the design and it had a big legup in physical cache availale compared to most chips. Makes you wonder how much of a benefit there is to the actual &q
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
The Taalas chips are not physically small. And part of their secret (if you look at the design) is just locating a bunch of memory soldered on the edges ( I belive higher amounts of SRAM ? )
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
The funny thing is that if companies wanted they could probably use AI to instead increase uptime. Keep existing QA teams (instead of replacing them) and then use AI for better and more timely monitoring (and messaging even) and as an addit
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Isnt it also in the past year when they started to move Github fully to microsoft infra? Off whatever they were doing before
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Sounds like its time to schedule a meeting to talk about how you can reduce the number of meetings
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
If anything a union would aid job mobility. And theres no reason you cant still individually negotiate and receive equity if you are in a union.
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
VFX workers did try to unionize along with software engineers. Major tech companies colluded illegally and were caught doing this. This was way before the AI boom
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
I see a bunch of people interested in Los Angeles on https://meet.hn/
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
There is also Böbbi Tables from Trollhein
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
They're rolling out a new feature I believe to allow username only
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Lot of places just lock down USB to read only. Exceptions could be made for specific machines and device IDs. It's pretty common really - and if the internal disk is fully encrypted reasonably hard to easily exfiltrate a large amount o
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Yup - exactly. Its crazy they havent developed a solution to this for their customers (let alone themselves) or bought out one of the companies that tries
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
And successfully at the time (illegally) squashed unionization efforts by software engineers
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Saw this in the legal filing: "he took advantage of an authentication bug to gain access to Apple’s confidential third-party cloud repository to download at least thirty-seven highly sensitive and proprietary technical documents relate
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Saw that - what the hell is "Line" messenger? It also does specifically state that they use that to avoid detection (and only between those two people) so they could have been using multiple communication mediums. That document ha
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Nothing really wrong with that though. The amount of tech used by the average person has also increased dramatically in the same time period. You could argue the same has happened for computer use in general or for many things.
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
If mobility was not a thing then why were horses so popular ? Why is the bicycle credited with helping to give women so much more agency then ?
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Besides those early French helicopter things what major early aviation innovations were unique to Europe ?
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
I mean it makes sense. They somehow still don't have a proper product for businesses to manage Apple devices and accounts. Instead people have to rely on third party integrations. What happens if someone is fired and had kept info only
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Turns out one of the Goliaths was actually just 5 copies of Siri in a big trench-coat
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
You aren't gaining or losing much - but they are gaining a huge risk. Just as you above show by being able to easily move files to any USB drive or Google Drive
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Not true - you can do full MDM type enrolment or just the one where t can wipe the work part of the phone. On Android and iOS
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Probably asked Siri to write it
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by Melatonic 3mo ago
Reminds me of watching someone who has no idea how to use a search engine try to use a search engine

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