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by PatrolX 6y ago
Headers have Stripe dkim=pass, and scam email makes it past Google's spam filters.
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Stripe is being used to distribute phishing emails(twitter.com)
3 points by PatrolX 6y ago|1 comments
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Chrome extensions are 'the new rootkit' say researchers(theregister.com)
2 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
This is awesome. My first thought was to visit all the places I've traveled to that I love. Enjoying it a lot. Feels like being in a local taxi again, and it's jogging all kinds of memories, what a great experience.
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Hmm well you learned about the very useful NASA guy that ripped it apart and found the latency is only 20ms so that's good I suppose.
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Would really love to hear from the designer / manufacturer of this device.
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New $11 HDMI video capture card outperforms the $280 market leader in 1080p(youtube.com)
2 points by PatrolX 6y ago|3 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Same, not impressed at all. I tried sending a couple of photos to my Hey account and it rejected the email at around 20MB in attachments. They claim 100GB of storage space, but what use is that if a 20MB attachment can't even make it t
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Has anyone here been funded as a direct result of "paying to pitch" ?
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Can You Put a Price on a Pitch?(protocol.com)
3 points by PatrolX 6y ago|1 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Good, they should do it more often. If the technology exists to put people known to be terrorizing people, and hurting people online behind bars then we should absolutely be doing it.
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Canon recently released a driver that lets you use an EOS camera as a USB webcam. It's available for Mac and Windows. So you can use it directly as a normal webcam or pull it into OBS and manipulate it with filters and text etc. then u
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Monopolies and centralization drive fear. Fear controls populations, and protects power. We need to start taking decentralization far more seriously than we have been. https://twitter.com/asculthorpe/status/1268265
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by PatrolX 6y ago
IA should start respecting robots.txt disallow, because right now they ignore it.
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Astronauts taking the nametags of the technicians helping them(reddit.com)
1 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Most of the time where this shows up I never subscribed in the first place. Gmail needs to handle that in a much better way to ensure they end up in spam for everyone else. I'm not hitting unsubscribe if I didn't subscribe in the
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Exim Mail Transfer Agent Actively Exploited by Russian GRU Cyber Actors(nsa.gov)
2 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
No keyboard cut, copy and paste?
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by PatrolX 6y ago
What's most interesting about this is what Professor Jacobs omitted, and the stuff he omitted happens to be related to his circle of friends. Set up a Google Alert for appropriate keywords, this could get really interesting in the comi
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by PatrolX 6y ago
I like the lighthouse numbers a lot: https://twitter.com/asculthorpe/status/1265374476100947971 Performance: 100
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by PatrolX 6y ago
If you want to go from deals worth thousands to millions instead then: 8. Take them to lunch, dinner, and karaoke. Relates to #2. It's all about people, relationships, and trust. Once you have that you have everything you need.
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DaVinci Resolve Ate My Disk Space(youtube.com)
1 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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Defense contractor hacked, up to 100k employees' details siphoned off(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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Pitch to 4k Angels and VCs. Close your round over Zoom(remotedemoday.com)
2 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments
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by PatrolX 6y ago
The cloud features you described are trivial to implement, I don't see how those features justify such a high price.
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by PatrolX 6y ago
The price just shot up from $97.99 to $250+ in the past few minutes (Amazon algo due to sudden interest?) and the post was updated with a link that shows ALL SSD drives. The fact still remains, SSD prices for 1TB drives have dropped signifi
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by PatrolX 6y ago
It would be more interesting if they reduced the price by $200. Raspberry PI and a bit of plastic.
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by PatrolX 6y ago
Enclosure prices are ridiculous, someone needs to enter that market and slaughter it.
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The cost of a 1TB SSD drive just dropped below $98(arador.com)
33 points by PatrolX 6y ago|35 comments
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Short Trip(alexanderperrin.com.au)
1 points by PatrolX 6y ago|0 comments

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