Sayrus

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by Sayrus 2y ago
LG WebOS is just as bad. It used to load in a second but after a few update, booting up the TV takes 10 to 30 seconds. They changed where it boots to. You don't have any image or app menu by default anymore. They changed Terms and Cond
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by Sayrus 2y ago
And then Starlink users get fined or arrested and Starlink Minis get seized. Also how good does it look for an international company to sell as evading customs and imports taxes. Crypto and stablecoin don't make the physical reality of
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by Sayrus 2y ago
For what it's worth, Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + V will paste the raw clipboard even if a rich format is available.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Decoys are harder to fake, for instance an inflatable tank doesn't emit much infrared compared to a real tank. This was not an issue for camera that only capture visible light such as what was available in WWII or the naked eye.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Since the link is a bit hidden within the article, here is the relevant thread on Graphene's Mastodon instance: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/112878067304840664
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I think that repository is what they are talking when they say "releasing a pretrained Segment Anything 2 model, [...] and code": https://github.com/facebookresearch/segment-anything-2
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I'd imagine there are monetary incentives to having many accounts able to boost you and keep your post on the front page. Doing that with brand new accounts who have no comments and no karma is probably harder. In the cases listed, all
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Yes and no. While it doesn't change anything if you're on AWS/Azure/GCP and other providers, this basically sink funds from institutions to private companies who have no interest in actually delivering a working cloud pr
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by Sayrus 2y ago
> Plenty of endpoint vendors have had issues with PTrace (MacOS), kprobes (Linux), eBPF (Linux, K8s), etc. Nothing is perfect, latest generation of Intel CPUs are unstable, bugs are part of all kernels, and so on and so forth. But eBPF d
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Apple did, Microsoft is working on eBPF for Windows[1] but I doubt they'll sunset their kernel modules support. At the very least, it means there are safer ways to load third-party code in the kernel without allowing them to crash your
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by Sayrus 2y ago
They have offices and very probably a legal entity in Nigeria. I'd imagine that if they don't pay up, and as such decide to not follow the country's law, then Nigeria will seize the assets available and issue a ban against Wh
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I think the load balancer is the one forwarding all cookies to Google with this configuration. The browser has already sent this to your own domain/LB as first-party mode introduces yourdomain.com/page and yourdomain.com/metr
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Not sure about Google but AWS was planning to do that by 2030 and is seemingly on track to do that by 2025. > Amazon is the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy and is on a path to powering our operations with 100% ren
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by Sayrus 2y ago
As far as I know, and I may be wrong there, but Authy gives you access back to your account. Not to your TOTP codes which are encrypted by your Backup Password. Once logged in, you need to enter that "second" password in order to
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Title is sensationalized. According to the thread, Gemini is enabled only after opening Gemini. Ingestion is enabled until Gemini is closed. > OK, more testing and I think I've figured it out (and it's still bad!). It seems tha
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by Sayrus 2y ago
In many cases, you'd need to escape the browser before exploiting the OS itself. Security is not an all or nothing, layers and layers are effective at mitigating or increasing the time it takes for exploit to work. For instance ASLR is
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Requiring a TOTP to get into the app handling your TOTP might not be the easiest for most. A strong encryption password on Authy prevents this and you can also disable multi-device / enrollment when not needed.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Looking at the commits history[1], they are very probably using something else than (public) GitHub for many Pull Requests. On Friday, there were 7 pull requests merge and more commits referencing merge requests not available on GitHub. [1]
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by Sayrus 2y ago
When using open source tools, I love having a change log with direct links to merge requests and issues, and potentially across several repositories. It makes the process of reviewing and searching for changes so much easier than pulling th
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I'd be very interested in some literature about the points you raised. The idea is to reduce meat overall, when I said "subsidize CO2 efficient foods", I was mostly talking about fruits, vegetables, grain, ... who reduce emis
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by Sayrus 2y ago
To provide another data point, in France you are allowed to refuse credit cards or checks. Cash is the only payment method that you cannot refuse but there are exceptions for that as well.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
There are other foods that are cheaper and more CO2 efficient than beef. Chicken, Pork and Fish for instance. Making it expensive so that consumption of specific types of food is expensive is the point. The more expensive, the less consumer
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I read that as "We should allow paying developing country salaries in a developed country to allow competition".
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by Sayrus 2y ago
There is also the in-between where these benefits allow you to quit and then look for another job. Something that can be hard to do if you are working long hours as you'd need to take days off that may or may not be approved depending
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by Sayrus 2y ago
> In any case, I don't pay transaction fees the merchant does. Unless you're one of those operating small businesses. > It's at least one reason to love bitcoin and other crypto. Sure but what happens in case of fraud,
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Unfortunately the world runs on Word and Excel and unless you want the even worse Office 365 experience, you often do need some M$.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Another non-technical consideration is market-share. Firefox's share is low so exploiting a zero day on Chrome is much more profitable than on Firefox.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
I can see how that would be implemented for WhatsApp and other apps from large companies. But how would that work in practice for applications like Matrix where clients are not controlled by the server operator nor the server developer? Som
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Pet tigers are actually a thing. Like cats they sometimes attack their owner. Unlike cats, the amount of force they can use can easily kill a human, even when playing.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
A hardware token would be even cheaper while still allowing signing.

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