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by Sephr 7y ago
Do you believe that trade regulations such as ITAR apply to publicly-available open source software? I do not¹, and it appears that your employees do not believe this either. GitHub is currently hosting multiple GPS implementations² that ar
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You can screenshot DOM structures natively by including them in an SVG <foreignObject>, composing an SVG blob URL, rendering it in an <img> tag, and then drawing that to a <canvas>. I started a project related to this year
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by Sephr 7y ago
The current OS permission models used by applications and drivers that interface with these peripherals are much less secure than those used by browsers.
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In other words, "we have not shipped a patch for this."
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I imagine that you could bypass this system by resetting glass ball positions manually with the use of high-power acoustic grippers combined with additional manual tilting of the package.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Are you able to get a 4K HDR signal through the official Apple HDMI adapter to your HDR OLED display, or only through your Blackmagic Decklink 4K? I am using the official Apple HDMI adapter with the Asus PG27UQ.
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by Sephr 7y ago
I save the DisplayPort port on this monitor for my Windows desktop because Mac OS doesn't appear to output the 4K 98Hz HDR that the Asus PG27UQ naively supports over DisplayPort 1.4.
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by Sephr 7y ago
This is nice, but can I use it with an HDR monitor without forking over $7000 for an Apple Pro Display XDR? I haven't been able to confirm whether or not Mac OS Catalina actually supports any third party HDR monitors over HDMI. I have
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by Sephr 7y ago
> There are some drawbacks such as Windows edition is based on IE etc. This alone is a major reason to use Carlo[1] instead, which is arguably more secure (by virtue of not using IE) and produces even more lightweight bundles than Neutra
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Crypto doesn't mean decentralized, and Brave BAT is definitely not decentralized. Edit: not exactly decentralized in practice.
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Your browser vendor doesn't deserve a cut of the value of your attention/privacy, especially for an 'open source' browser. Brave's cryptocurrency scheme gives the Brave owners a 30% cut of all profits.
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This is what Carlo[1] was made to solve. 1. https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/carlo
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Are you able to update the AirPods Pro firmware through any Apple laptops?
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Xfinity is most likely committing data usage measurement fraud due to their implementation of this banner. I asked the person responsible for the banner if it counted towards data caps and was ignored. https://twitter.com/se
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The raw PDF is available at https://github.com/jacobeisenstein/gt-nlp-class/raw/master/n...
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I wasn't aware that there were any laws about data breach settlements from 2012. I detected a breach at Macmillan Publishers around that time[1] and have been wondering if they were still liable. 1. https://eligrey.com/
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The DRM scheme could use some work. Here's a simple crack (run from the extension license page): chrome.storage.sync.set({ spider_valid_license: { key: 'No license (00000000-00000000-00000000-00000000)&#x
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Maybe. I explored this concept with JSandbox[1] a decade ago. 1. https://github.com/eligrey/jsandbox
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HPC needs HBM or TCI memory, not DDR5. Systems using HBM[1] and TCI[2] can already push an aggregate bandwidth of 8 Tbps. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Bandwidth_Memory 2. https://www.hotchips.org&
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Shotwell doesn't support the wireless transmission of images, the supporting WiFi/LTE/etc firmware stack (if applicable) does. I'm not sure how it could be argued that the Shotwell codebase contains anything specifically
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I'm sorry for initially claiming that you DMed me a harassing ancient aliens meme in response to my comments regarding the Bloomberg hardware implant story. I recall it being you, but it must not have been.
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ME has a debug mode that might be possible to enable with a signal sent through the 3.5mm jack on some laptops[1]. I'd be pretty concerned about ME bugs and backdoors disguised as ME bugs. 1. https://youtu.be/xUJQps2-VW
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Probably the Mill CPU once the hardware actually exists.
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Under Bryan's leadership, multiple namespaces (left-pad, etc.) including my own (file-saver) have been wrongly transferred to new owners without authorization from the previous owners. npm can't handle security, and they have been
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Hence why I said "You should be using appropriate DOM APIs"... The appropriate DOM APIs don't take HTML strings in the first place. You shouldn't be passing HTML strings to JS.
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Hence why I said "You should be using appropriate DOM APIs"... The appropriate DOM APIs don't take HTML strings in the first place. You shouldn't be passing HTML strings to JS.
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Sounds like you need a Data Privacy Infrastructure provider so you don't have to worry about the implementation details. The startup I'm working at, https://transcend.io , offers that.
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Why would you ever be escaping HTML in client-side JS? You should be using appropriate DOM APIs (which don't include innerHTML) to manipulate the document.
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Personally I've enjoyed this new micromobility solution: https://uniscoot.com
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This doesn't seem to be doing downloading in a streaming manner, as indicated by its use of my old "file-saver"[1] library. Edit: Originally thought this also did encryption without streaming. Nowadays I would recommend using

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