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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(SWAG[1]) The reasons are likely because they don't want to anger the carriers by showing reverse-engined list of undesireable-to-that-telco words, and perhaps a bit of marketing - "we have done this work so you don't have to
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(Disclaimer: This is not at all meant as a negative against Tutanota/ProtonMail/et all.) ```We have included a conclusion that Swiss Privacy laws are good, and very similar to German privacy laws.``` This is weird to me in that th
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
If you have an easy way to do so, you should. Possibly even proxy the traffic via something able to do SSL strip/re-encrypt and monitor that traffic with an IDS.
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
If practical, I am a strong believer and advocate for having an API first, and the CLI/Frontend using said API under the premise that if someone has a better/ubique use for the data, they can use the API to get at it. This, of cou
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(At the risk of leading you down a rabbit hole): consider that most torque specs are for dry torque, but in many instances, anti-corrosion measures and anti-seize compounds are quite fine to use, but the torque values have to be adjusted wa
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
> Intel NICs have had similar problems. One of my circa 2010 servers had the NIC lock up in such a way that passthru traffic to the IPMI was blocked preventing remote management access. I drove 3.5 hours to the data center to power cycle
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
> However, the Zimaboard specs claim to be using Realtek 8111H. Maybe they changed the design recently? D'oh! You are absolutely right, I am not sure from where I got Broadcom for ZimaBoard. Probably because I conflate BCM and RTL a
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
I planned to use the ZimaBoard as a small OpnSense platform. Sadly, the NICs are Broadcom which has an unhealthy tendency to fail in weird way when throughput is pushed (lucky enough that I have fiber Intarwebz, so Gig is not unreasonable).
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Eek. I have not looked at their prices in too long! You are absolutely right. My memory suggested Saleae based on prices like this: https://www.adafruit.com/product/378 ($USD 149. Very clearly, no longer the case! Appr
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
And upgradeable, in more ways than one. :)
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
As a fellow beginner, I have always been a fan of Salee https://www.saleae.com/ ] stuff, for much the same reasons you describe.
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Your private keys at rest are / should be encrypted, so it would take a bit more than just reading them. The next level of mitigating that sort of a thing is to have keys not be on the hosts at all. Enter HSM - Hardware Security Modu
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(Utterly unfamiliar with the space) At least in the demo video, the robot is moving slowly enough to where I would say it waddles. What seems odd is the form factor: why does it have to be bipedal? Moving boxes and other things around a war
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Not OP. This is done via "L2 Isolation". WiFi access points typically have this setting, as do some wired switches (ex: Cisco's PVLAN)
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Or, really, any pre-installed OS from similar sources. Linux/*BSD/MacOS are just more of a rarity as a pre-installed choice, mostly owing to the popularity of Android/Windows. I suspect iOS, due to Apple's policy of &quo
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(Unaffected by this). Found it the reverse chronological order (with timestamps being a smaller/lighter font, at least on mobile) to have caused extra thinking, which, for a status, seems undesireable. I get wanting to expose the lates
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
AFAIK, there were multiple patterns of sound that the sirens can generate, but it became confusing to keep them straight. The patterns were published in the phone books, so the phone book's deprecation didn't help keep things goin
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
To some, a loud exhaust almost amounts to a mating call.
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
I am planning to put the AirGradient (not sure which model yet) into the yet-to-be-built van with a camping setup. Powering it independent of the van's electrical system is a consideration.
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Please consider making it available via F-Droid, too.
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
One interesting thing to consider (I have, sadly for power efficiency[1], a single-stage compressor) is a soft-start setup. Especially if planning to power HVAC from a generator for disaster recovery and not wanting to get a hugely sized ge
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Hrm. Wonder if the high temps were because the plane was only running its APU (auxiliary power unit - a small, non-thrust-producing turbine) (to conserve fuel, presumably), and so was unable to provide HVAC to the main cabin. FlightAware sa
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Another good one to use is "cowardly refusing to continue."
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Fun story. GRIO (Guaranteed Rate IO) XFS support was added to IRIX due to a request by a US Gov't agency. This agency was doing electronic signal collection with IRIX on SGI HW, and wanted to a way to guarantee that whatever their sens
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
(Assuming this is what you meant by *but there you'd at least hope for encryption*, but expanding to verify): Even in this case, it seems unreasonable to store the password. Rather, the user's Plaid login should act as a part of m
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Next version of "You WON'T BELIEVE how DANGEROUS this Meta voice AI model is".
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Fair point. Either way, my ulterior motive was to be able to read what they have, and learn vicariously that way :)
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Hah. Post it on HN, and let Cunningham's law help you :) Snark aside, I feel that on HN, there are enough actual proper experts who will point out avenues of research and gotchas that a single person chasing down rabbitholes on their o
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Technical crux: ``` the attack, called CAN (controller area network) injection, works by sending fake messages that look as if they come from the car’s smart key receiver, the research continues. The underlying issue is that vehicles trust
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by T3OU-736 3y ago
Hrm. The study's size of 25 participants, and the inherent variance of IQ score estimation both seem to smell more of a confirmation bias than a legit anything else.

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