Shank

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by Shank 4mo ago
I’m on an M1 Max device and the GPU performance drops have not gotten back to Sequoia levels on Tahoe patches. Golden Gate hasn’t changed anything either.
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by Shank 4mo ago
Automated systems that don’t sleep and are often programmed to aggressively scrape and are limited only by compute capacity outstripped humanity? I am not surprised by this at all.
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by Shank 4mo ago
> But why is my business software doing the same? Shopify runs a payment network called Shop Pay, and that network has relationships with the credit card companies like Visa. Honestly how do you expect to transact in goods that almost no
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by Shank 4mo ago
For context, Japanese mobile lines for children include net filtering by default. Also, mobile lines require positive ID to get, so you can't simply get a burner mobile line. A phone number that can send or receive phone calls or SMS i
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by Shank 4mo ago
I've tried Thunderbird, Kmail, and Apple's client, and maybe I just have too many emails, but these apps completely crumble under my inbox. I don't see any "shine" with these third-party clients. Mimestream, my favo
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Storj announces new pricing changes(storj.io)
7 points by Shank 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Shank 4mo ago
When China mentioned this to Apple, Apple agreed, and “Everyone” is not the default and also not available for more than 10 minutes now.
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by Shank 4mo ago
I use a GPD Win Max 2 for this purpose ( https://fluctlight.net/gpd_win_max_2 ) and while it has its quirks, the performance of a Ryzen APU is significantly better than the Chuwi Minibook X. I think my desire for this kind of
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by Shank 4mo ago
It’s absolutely crazy that the land of GDPR can legally implement a tracking mechanism this invasive. I guess this is legal because it doesn’t use cookies, and they “obtain consent”?
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by Shank 4mo ago
The thing that made Nightmare think it was a backdoor is that the bug is only present in the recovery version of the DLLs, not the one built into the system, and not prior versions of Windows. It’s also for a file system feature that Micros
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by Shank 4mo ago
We’re already almost halfway through this year. A demo half a year ago isn’t shipped. This is like when Apple demos something at WWDC that doesn’t ship until 9 months later in spring the following year.
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by Shank 4mo ago
I feel like newest is almost always spam, or low quality things. I have showdead on, so I'm kind of biased though.
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by Shank 4mo ago
I personally don't find a need for "agents" to use my Desktop. If the agents need to access data, they seem to manage perfectly fine with other APIs. I'm not going to switch to macOS just so that agents can click buttons
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by Shank 4mo ago
It's kind of like how if you owe the bank $1000, you have a problem, but if you owe a bank $100M, they have a problem. You just can't reasonably ignore a huge portion of the class as a professor without a serious amount of documen
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by Shank 4mo ago
I’m a huge fan of fiber optic cables instead of DAC. For one thing, the distance you can run is far greater. For another, they don’t get as hot as metal cables, particularly at high speeds. OM3 and OM4 is actually quite affordable and SFP+
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by Shank 4mo ago
> Does Cowork help with reading email? Yes. It can read email.
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by Shank 4mo ago
I find it great for Japanese, provided you search in the Japanese language mode.
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by Shank 5mo ago
> Rockets failing in test flights isn't a bad thing. I hate to be pedantic but for a whole host of environmental reasons, they are suboptimal, and it still incinerates money to lose a rocket during a flight test.
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A Comparative Security Analysis of Three Cloud-Based Password Managers(eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by Shank 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Shank 5mo ago
The problem that software engineers and product teams often face is that the time from roadmap to feature is quite long, and AI has offered a clear, meaningful speedup to some parts, like writing tests and boilerplate. In many cases, the sa
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by Shank 5mo ago
You can leave via Strongbox (a KeePassXC client), which supports the new export system that includes Passkeys.
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by Shank 5mo ago
> As a former GCP consultant, I can share that these sort of shut downs aren't random and it's usually due to the customer not being compliant - that breaks cloud compliance requirements for the big clouds, so automated systems
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by Shank 5mo ago
> If the timestamps are accurate, what was causing the errors 10 minutes before the account was suspended? Assuming the timestamps are accurate, Google probably started terminating resources while the account was not "suspended&quot
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by Shank 5mo ago
I would say, first and foremost, the era where a developer machine with source code access also has access to meaningful security systems should be over. Internal repository access should mean nothing. It's just text files. It does loo
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by Shank 5mo ago
> For archival purposes, I'd think everything is still in the internet archive? I encourage anyone who thinks this is true to actually look for things in the internet archive and report back success. If you have the original exact U
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by Shank 5mo ago
At a minimum you should contact AWS before you launch a phishing page as a test that targets AWS customers.
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by Shank 5mo ago
I mean that's lovely, but you still store confidential data, I assume, like credentials on your development machine? This doesn't solve anything but the least important "reinstall the OS post-compromise" step.
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by Shank 5mo ago
It seems like they ripped out Lexis, which is probably one of the most important tools for lawyers: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-for-legal/pull/5 .
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by Shank 6mo ago
> And with this much at stake, they can afford to simply buy your software dependencies, or to offer one of your employees some retirement money in exchange for making a "mistake". LAPSUS$ was prolific by just bribing employees
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by Shank 6mo ago
If you turn off Apple Intelligence, it’s one switch and features like that are gone from every single location.

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