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Readwise is the plumbing your highlights and annotations need(myttl.blog)
3 points by Shank 5y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 5y ago
> Even if someone were to do that and then sell them online, the barrier to finding and buying those are still probably going to be higher than getting an AirTag. They're on Amazon, for $50-150 [0]. The first result for "GPS tr
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by Shank 5y ago
So, I think in-general, the answer is that for a question like this, you need to start from doing threat modelling, and work outward. Threat modelling is the first step that must be conducted, and then you can find solutions that fit your n
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by Shank 5y ago
> I spoke to a police officer friend about what to do, and he said the police just didn't care. I pointed out how easily they could use a decibel meter on their phone to measure how loud, but it was a complete non-interest for them.
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Neuralink’s Commitment to Animal Welfare(neuralink.com)
1 points by Shank 5y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 5y ago
This is, incidentally, a good time to bring up the fact that when Citi accidentally wired $900m to various lenders for Revlon, Inc., many recipients opted to hold onto the money and take the matter to court. They won principally because New
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by Shank 5y ago
From the URLscan pricing page [0], it looks like each plan has a tier of "private", "unlisted", and "public" scans. It looks like you're somewhat incentivized to just publicize all scans because that'
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by Shank 5y ago
The problem I have with news sites is that in-general, news sites are extremely hard to cancel subscriptions to. Even piracy sites that offer "donation benefits" are usually non-recurring or easily-cancelled. Even though I can eas
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Police in Spain dismantle a SIM-swapping ring that drained bank accounts(arstechnica.com)
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by Shank 5y ago
> That was a minor event to everybody else. I checked the PJM power grid alerts, and they didn't issue a geomagnetic disturbance warning. Their last warning was on 11.04.2021, and it didn't reach a level that affected operatio
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by Shank 5y ago
> Try not to assume the worst, especially when it's pretty silly. I'm just asking questions -- I would be genuinely curious if SpaceX has a system for determining and evaluating risk when it comes to a situation like this. It d
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by Shank 5y ago
So…we have the Space Weather Prediction Center [0] and raw data from NOAA for this exact purpose. Does SpaceX not review the data / warnings before launch? There was a G1 warning posted until 21:00 UTC on the launch date: Space Weather
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by Shank 5y ago
Low FODMAP works, but it’s precisely because it’s unlike all other “diets”. It’s a systematic removal of basically all short-chain sugars. The problem with it, as someone who was instructed to follow it, is that it’s extremely unintuitive t
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by Shank 5y ago
Was Krita always available on macOS? I'm shocked -- I swear I checked before and I'm happy to see it is! It looks like Kdenlive is also available on macOS, for video editing! [0] Edit: Kdenlive is really only for Intel Macs. Unfor
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by Shank 5y ago
Alphabet broadly allows Google to continue-on as Google, in the event that Waymo or its other broader subsidiaries fail (and conversely, allows Google to be cut if that part starts to die). Alphabet is probably one of the most tactical &quo
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by Shank 5y ago
They also have KCNA, which they also use to communicate: http://kcna.kp
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by Shank 5y ago
North Korea's power doesn't come from its technical capabilities in terms of nuclear weapon usage against the United States. North Korea's power comes from its close proximity to South Korea, which is well within striking dis
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by Shank 5y ago
The 2nd amendment already has interpretation questions around the first half -- the "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State," clause. It could go in any number of directions, from expanding &quot
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Most people don’t read carefully or for comprehension(jakeseliger.com)
31 points by Shank 5y ago|10 comments
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E2E-Encryption for Roam Research – Part 2(goedel.io)
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Everything Inside a DNS Packet(wizardzines.com)
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Google relents: Legacy G Suite users will be able to migrate to free accounts(arstechnica.com)
95 points by Shank 5y ago|26 comments
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Kinopio(kinopio.club)
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Developers Unhappy with Bug Causing iCloud Unreliability(macrumors.com)
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Duplicacy: A lock-free deduplication cloud backup tool(github.com)
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Tools for Thought Performance: Interim Results(goedel.io)
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by Shank 5y ago
Shoes aren't exempt though. You're just paying the price as soon as you start wearing them. If you have only one pair of shoes, that's every day. But there are a lot of people with more than one pair of shoe, for different oc
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by Shank 5y ago
Ah yes, I feel like I totally forgot this. Thank you for pointing it out — you could totally just change the MX records and still use Workspace. I stand corrected! Thank you, Jason!
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You’ll have access to your app purchases, but you won’t be able to get email at that address. For example, that means you won’t be able to get email receipts about subscription renewals, about purchases being refunded, or any other pertinen
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Maybe_later – get slow code out of your users' way(github.com)
2 points by Shank 5y ago|0 comments

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