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4y ago
For the record, I just took delivery of a Model 3 and seemingly all of these safety features can be toggled off in settings. Because of how complex these systems are, it wouldn't surprise me if someone turned off or configured automa
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Tot: Tiny Text Companion
(tot.rocks)
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4y ago
> Specially, if you the intend is to "protect" children, this is not helpful. No, rather, current US law means that technically minors can't enter into contracts until age 16, and many provisions aren't enforceable un
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4y ago
As someone who operated on the "adult internet" with payment processors and related infrastructure without being 18, I still carry forward the constant fear that I'll be banned for retroactive Terms of Service violations incu
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4y ago
> I’ve used a declarative ad blocker on iOS for years and haven’t seen ads in a long time, especially not on big websites like Youtube I do too! But I also run into pages that are broken all the time (pages don't scroll down, entire
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4y ago
> Like most cloud services, I can access the notes but it is my policy never to do so and I never have. I'd be more than happy to pay and even disable sync -- it seems like it should be trivial to offer a version that doesn't s
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4y ago
Rather than a doorstop, I usually prefer a super grip lock [0] -- an extremely corny as-seen-on-TV product that you can lash around a door knob that uses simple physics to make the door impossible to open with the key on the other side. Nao
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Jqp – A TUI playground for exploring jq
(github.com)
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On macOS, Tot [0] is a great app that replaces the "working memory dot txt" format that Cal Newport likes. The upshot with Tot is that you get a fixed number of pages, and they're synchronized via iCloud. So, you can add to y
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4y ago
I was recently on a call with someone who said their company was "totally zero-trust" because they disabled copy & paste on all workstations. I definitely believe in the concept, but it's definitely turning into a parrote
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4y ago
> - Socially engineer an employee to get on their VPN (could have been prevented with webauthn / hardware 2fa) Zero-trust may be a security meme at this point, the whole point of zero-trust is to make it so that once on your VPN, al
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4y ago
> Countdown to some 0day no-click exploit that adds an app or service or site to the exclusion list and then proceeds with a further attack? What type of exploit would be able to add something to the exclusion list but not already perf
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4y ago
> I’m very disappointed that Dark Sky is going away. If Apple added in the ability to see forecasted hour by hour wind speed/humidity/dew point/etc, it’d be a decent replacement. In iOS 16 (and in macOS Ventura, which adds
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4y ago
You can also validate this assertion with the App Privacy Report. Settings -> Privacy (& Security, if on iOS 16) -> App Privacy Report -> App Network Activity -> Show All -> all network activity will be here. Bouncer shou
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4y ago
Citi has flagged my account for suspicious activity three times, each with the same pattern: card gets declined on a routine transaction, followed by absolutely no notice over any electronic means, and then a letter in the mail describing t
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4y ago
CAISO has a lot of awesome data available just waiting to be tapped. OASIS provides realtime price data, and you can see realtime outages. Everything is downloadable in CSV and XML format. Unfortunately, OASIS is a really crazy legacy-appli
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4y ago
Technically speaking, the Western Interconnection is just a series of interconnected grids on the western-half of the continent. There are some operators that have capacity that can't be used or can't reasonably supply things. If
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4y ago
There are a lot of factors in-play that make realtime grid balancing harder. You can have more capacity on paper but have things trip offline due to faults, overloads, unexpected maintenance, etc. Just because you have the capacity on paper
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4y ago
Yeah, the various EEAs and emergency notices are basically opportunities for other participants on the grid to spin up generation capacity and help out. CAISO encompasses a wider region than just California -- this reflects the state of eve
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4y ago
> On income? How would this work? Cloudflare is a public company. I can tell you from being in a position to know this at a small company, but the "vendor review / procurement process" that happens to acquire a new service
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Project Farm: Ratcheting Screwdrivers [video]
(youtube.com)
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eastdakota is CloudFlare's CEO. That is his real Hacker News account. It even says this on his profile.
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I'm not the OP, but Orion supports extensions from both the Firefox and Chrome ecosystems. It also supports the WebRequest API in blocking mode, meaning you can use uBlock Origin, which you can't use at all with Safari.
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> Almost doubling the price per month already honestly seems like this product doesn't have long left to live. And the price is already expensive enough where only privacy enthusiasts would be considering it. Well, early-adopters se
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WebKit: Performance Testing
(webkit.org)
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> If not, isn't Rogan basically just hiring a model to pump his guests full of unknown drugs? > Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) is a coenzyme central to metabolism. Found in all living cells, NAD is called a dinucleotide
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> Is it possible that Apple’s implementation uses less power and hence conserve battery life? On WebKit, you can still use WebRequest to intercept and log all traffic, you just can't block it. I don't think that intercepting&#x
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4y ago
Maybe you’re conflating in-video sponsorships with ads? If you’re signed into YouTube Premium the system won’t serve you ads in that browser/app, but obviously a video creator can still read a sponsorship message.
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This is probably related to the fact that Authy has two modes — a traditional MFA mode using TOTP (6-digit codes) and another 2FA method using server-pushed secrets (used by Gemini, possibly Coinbase and others). The codes are longer than 6
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4y ago
> Starting October 26, 2022, we will begin deleting inactive accounts and associated storage for accounts that have been inactive for over a year. Inactive for over a year? That's really interesting, because I was a paid Heroku cust
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