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RockRobotRock
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RockRobotRock
8mo ago
Didn't macOS apps get locked/took a ridiculous amount of time to open because Gatekeeper servers went down a few years ago? https://www.engadget.com/macos-slow-apps-launching-221445977... Not as bad as the bug des
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8mo ago
>People use 6 digit passcodes to lock their entire digital life. That would be considered horrendously insecure for anything that isn’t an iPhone. That's not really true, it's just the black box magic that is a TPM. Windows Hel
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8mo ago
When they scrape, it’s innovation. When you scrape, it’s a felony.
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8mo ago
Sure replace the LLM equivalent of a college student with a 10 year old, you’ll barely notice.
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8mo ago
It looks sick! good luck with the project
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8mo ago
I notice they haven't developed a dialer app for it yet which seemed a bit weird.
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8mo ago
Don't forget the part where blades will often be different from what's described in the docs, because Microsoft loves changing/renaming shit for no reason.
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9mo ago
>It's a fairly reasonable default setting for average users who simply want their data protected from theft. Apple asks you when you set up your Mac if you want to do this. You can just ask the user, Microsoft!
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9mo ago
https://x.com/nayshins/status/2014473343542706392
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10mo ago
You are awesome!
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10mo ago
Long shot, if anyone here is an Asterisk wizard. I would like to correlate CDRs to voicemail recording locations. I am building an integrated dashboard for call recordings, and want voicemails to be included, but that's been surprising
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10mo ago
That restic workflow is very cool. Nice work! Happy customer.
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10mo ago
Kohler is a registered sex offender.
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1y ago
Compared to those, this is like a weekend project that a high school student could accomplish.
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1y ago
They're just another cheap IoT consumer electronics company. It's not that deep.
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1y ago
their other videos are better at riding the line of believable, much less comments calling it out unless you dig into the replies.
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1y ago
Isn't there someone you forgot to ask?
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1y ago
This is the one thing we didn't want to happen
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1y ago
These videos are insane, and the lack of "this is fake" comments are disheartening.
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1y ago
rclone has support for iCloud Drive, but it sounds like you are talking about iCloud Photos, which is a different service. This project lets you download from the latter: https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/iclo
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1y ago
https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/1015
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1y ago
I remember actually paying someone to get an invite because I was so excited to try it.
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1y ago
Average person? What makes you think an average person would take this drug rather than someone who is desperate and feels like they're out of options?
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1y ago
and here's why that's a good thing
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1y ago
slop in a can
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1y ago
It's nice to feel like you have some semblance of control in your life, even if it's in a very small way. Everyone has to draw the line between security and convenience somewhere, but I still feel catharsis when I see someone taki
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1y ago
>I was doing this bit using a capture card and Photo Booth on macOS which doesn’t actually support disabling the image-flip on the video feed Please use OBS
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1y ago
>I don't think the market is there anymore for "dude that ponders technology questions". What do you mean? Aren't you looking at it right now?
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1y ago
What is "a lot of attempts"? I'm no expert in cryptography, but there's many orders of magnitude difference between a distributed bruteforce of a known hash, and bruteforcing over the web.
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1y ago
How does this compare to Vegas lines?
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