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by MissTake 2y ago
Not seeing any value in this myself. Seems to be difference for difference sake, but I fail to see what it really brings to the table. You start off with a ‘complex’ JSON but there’s absolutely nothing in the PDF that describes how this f
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by MissTake 2y ago
As the article states, there are very very few Level 3 or above vehicles out there, so the jury is still out on them.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Possibly. Possibly not. I’m no expert so I couldn’t even begin to speculate. I’m just making a statement on the regulation requirements comparison between the auto and aviation industries really.
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by MissTake 2y ago
The point is that claiming that having billions of dollars in assets can be meaningless when there are other circumstances at play. Worldcom was great right up until it turned out it wasn’t. I’m not claiming that there’s any actual fraud go
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by MissTake 2y ago
It does. It’s located at the front of the vehicle and therefore known as a “frunk”.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Worldcom ($100bn assets at bankruptcy) have entered the chat, and are requesting someone to hold their beer…
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by MissTake 2y ago
The aviation industry is also chock full of mandatory servicing requirements[1] that even lead to semi strip downs at regular intervals. However, once purchased, one is legally allowed to drive a CyberTruck no matter how old or how many iss
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by MissTake 2y ago
My personal take is that C# is seen as more of a corporate language and not ‘kewl’. I still remember doing my work in C# while Ruby on Rails was the thing all the cool kids were doing. These days one here’s significantly more about JS bas
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by MissTake 2y ago
A single anecdotal incidence does not a widespread issue make.
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by MissTake 2y ago
It’s rather concerning that an industry that has managed to perfect the game of price gouging and seemingly random price rises, is apparently unable to keep up with demand. Or are they simply artificially creating demand?
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ASHP Calls for Policy Solutions as Drug Shortages Reach All-Time High(ashp.org)
1 points by MissTake 2y ago|1 comments
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by MissTake 2y ago
I get the annoyance from many folk about this rug pull. However from what I can gather It will be part of the All Products pack[1]. So comments like the following do seem to be incorrect: “ I've faithfully paid for subscription for All
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by MissTake 3y ago
The internet being what it is, it’s a guarantee that you’ll always find someone who can dislike anything someone else posts, sometimes for no other reason than to be contrary. Especially when the comment is either 100% factual, e.g. “1+1
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by MissTake 3y ago
From May, 2023. One day later he ended the strike and was hospitalized.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Is there not a way to start them on a command line that could replace this functionality?
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by MissTake 3y ago
Warning: CSAM is heavily referenced in the article.
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by MissTake 3y ago
I agree, but I took Ars title but HN didn’t like the length. I don’t like to editorialize an existing title if I can help it. Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Sorry but HN didn’t like the full title as it was too long - and it then dropped my edit. Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
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by MissTake 3y ago
I tried to edit it but the title was too long and HN dropped my edit of (…and so much more). Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
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How to hack the Jacksonville Jaguars' jumbotron(arstechnica.com)
31 points by MissTake 3y ago|14 comments
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by MissTake 3y ago
Personal anecdotal experience in a car != Facts as it pertains to this story. Semi drivers do that 220 miles (and then some), each and every day, on quiet interstates and havoc strewn city highways. And we’re also talking big rigs here with
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by MissTake 3y ago
Because most people are not techies. Compared to the rest of the world, the number of people who even know what a VPS is is microscopically small. And even those that do, the number of them with the time, desire, or skill, to do as you sugg
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by MissTake 3y ago
Apparently that wasn’t the trigger. She seemingly then followed it up with something like “It’s k**ing people” (sic) - and then she was arrested. Still seems like a mass amount of overreach to call it a CyberCrime though.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Looked at the iOS app history: seems like it received a good chunk of love initially and then, aside from 1 release 4 months ago to “temporarily remove push notifications support”, it’s been rather quiet…
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by MissTake 3y ago
I really honestly want to believe, but pledges hold no legal weight. I guess this means we’re probably OK for v3 when it comes out, but by the time we’re in v4 land it’ll be (guessing) 4-5 years later, at which point the pledge can be for
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by MissTake 3y ago
Thanks!
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by MissTake 3y ago
Did Auntie Beeb even sell this to NK? I remember they allowed Sherlock to be exhibited there as a one-off 10 years ago, but wasn’t aware there was much else they’d licensed. Naturally it would not surprise me if they just nicked it anyway.
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by MissTake 3y ago
I grew up in a time when social computing was when we geeks of ages 13-15 brought each others Computers to a house and challenged each other to write games on another device. Back in the days when I had an Acorn Atom and friends would bring
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by MissTake 3y ago
No idea what you’re talking about. We use Kubernetes on-prem using MickroK8s because it was easy to deploy and allowed me to write a full API server with scalability with no prior experience. What “potential competitors” were kneecapped her
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by MissTake 3y ago
Source: https://atlasvpn.com/blog/announcement

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