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by Shank 2y ago
I'm sure the reasoning behind this is that it just has to discourage, and therefore the capsaicin amount is low enough to do that, but also cheap enough to manufacture in tape format and sell at a markup. What I'm more interested
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by Shank 2y ago
I think the main issue for anyone wanting to take the offer is simply: this was never authorized by congress, so the money to pay people to September is questionable if it exists at best. Meanwhile, there's a government funding deadlin
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by Shank 2y ago
AT&T Fiber's routers have, in the past, had a tendency to overheat, offered false promises like "DMZ Plus" mode and have had a host of issues that led to a black market of people selling stolen AT&T certificate files
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by Shank 2y ago
> Really, that's all you need to do to take control of one of these routers. All major ISPs in the US do not do this, e.g., AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, Frontier, etc. You might be right for some ISPs that are nicer, but this advice
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by Shank 2y ago
> What surprises me more is that apple is even working with starlink considering they have a competing service together with globalstar Apple hates being dependent on one company. They always use competing suppliers in their chain becaus
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by Shank 2y ago
> I’m also surprised to hear of this industry wide blacklist. That type of collusion feels like it could easily be abused. MATCH/Terminated Merchant File are well documented to those who pay attention. Visa, MasterCard, and AmEx are
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by Shank 2y ago
> this is really pretty vital to what ALL of us do as part of our product development/launching/testing process The whole point of test-mode is that you can run your transaction as if it was running on the live-mode network. Th
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by Shank 2y ago
Check if /tmp/update exists. If it does, you’re infected.
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by Shank 2y ago
Of course, if you build a house with a tight envelope and reduce air circulation, you can easily have poor indoor air quality. You still need a strategy for this, and in my opinion, it’s very overlooked. https://www.researchgate.
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by Shank 2y ago
> In Japan, you get the impression that everyone takes their job and role in society seriously. The median Japanese 7-11 clerk takes their job more seriously than the median US city bureaucrat. My favorite example of this is how, if you
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by Shank 2y ago
For all intents and purposes, the only ports you should ever forward are ones that are explicitly designed for being public facing, like TLS, HTTP, and SSH. All other ports should be closed. If you’re ever reaching for DMZ, port forwarding,
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by Shank 2y ago
This depends entirely which model you choose right? Which model are you using? I alternated between Sonar Huge and Claude 3.5 Sonnet when I used Perplexity (sometimes switching on a per-query basis), but the decision fatigue with model sele
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by Shank 2y ago
I really love the idea of keeping a wiki, but for the same reasons j3s self-hosts a single binary for the blog, none of the wiki software that exists is particularly appealing to host and it sounds like a relatively large amount of work to
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by Shank 2y ago
> The FCC sent them a strongly worded letter in March, giving then a new deadline in April. Roughly seven months later, the FCC is finally starting enforcement procedures. To me, they’re trying to avoid any and all accusations that they’
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by Shank 2y ago
> I feel like you are omitting the content that visa and mastercard find particularly objectionable that is commonplace in japan but not elsewhere. At this point, I would argue that the reasoning isn't even cohesive or unified. Some
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by Shank 2y ago
I personally don't see how these actions are logically correlated, and moreover, I don't think it does anything to harden US critical infrastructure to beat the Huawei dead horse again. The primary concern should be the fact that
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by Shank 2y ago
> Ever seen the movie Summer Wars? I felt like the protagonist for a moment there, but glad it turns out it was just some 2020s AI nonsense. Love Machine was a rouge AI in Summer Wars, though.
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by Shank 2y ago
> But having actual per-credit licensing attached to the machines would be an easy way to tell collection societies to fuck off, because they already got paid when you paid your revshare to the arcade manufacturer, and they can't su
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by Shank 2y ago
I reconnected with a long-lost childhood friend that I barely remembered any detail other than her name via Facebook. It proved its worth to me that day, but the caveat is that I had to reach her mom, and that's because she actually st
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GOG's preservation program lets you keep playing games after they're delisted(theverge.com)
10 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
Well, it does obviously have to do with generating sales. But to play devil's advocate, I never have enough battery life, even with a fresh battery. There are incremental improvements, year-over-year, in terms of processor efficiency.
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by Shank 2y ago
Can you upload a few of these samples somewhere?
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An incomplete history of Forbes.com as a platform for bad journalism (2022)(niemanlab.org)
3 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
Here's the actual repo: https://huggingface.co/spaces/PR-Puppets/PR-Puppet-Sora/tree... As is typical of the Forbes contributor network [0], the story is basically wrong. They just leaked a (now deactiva
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by Shank 2y ago
I suppose the key insight is that mandatory device registration really saved them. Everyone loves the concept of an entirely open device that doesn’t require this, but if Panic didn’t have registration, it would’ve been impossible to locate
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by Shank 2y ago
This is most likely an EU special, because Chrome doesn't even remotely do that in the US or Japan.
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Spirit Airlines Files Chapter 11(ir.spirit.com)
3 points by Shank 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 2y ago
To me the biggest takeaway is that Apple is sufficiently paranoid to add this feature. Some people (like John Gruber) advocate for activating bio lockout at the border by squeezing the volume and power buttons. I would say if you’re the typ
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by Shank 2y ago
Not being able to glance at any push notifications or get incoming caller ID would be pretty disruptive.
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by Shank 2y ago
I haven’t tested this, but I assume this wouldn’t occur if the device is fully unlocked and powered on. Most kiosk adjacent deployments are setup so that they never turn the screen off and remain unlocked.

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