WirelessGigabit

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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Only 2? They could stop sharing it with all!
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A Chrome feature is creating enormous load on global root DNS servers (2020)(arstechnica.com)
1 points by WirelessGigabit 2y ago|0 comments
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I was surprised about this when I moved to the USA. We cooked on electricity in Belgium, and there was a range hood. Then you come here and you start to look at apartments and there is no hood at all. Weird. Or you see a microwave with a ve
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Please don't confuse the heat in Death Valley with humid heat. Don't get me wrong, that Death Valley heat will kill you, but as long as you have water and shade you will survive. I posted about it before: https://news.y
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
What is interesting here is that a signed piece of software can pick up an unsigned dll, execute it, and that execution causes a compromise of the system.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Isn't that exactly what VW did? No more GPS. Just use CarPlay.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Dnsmasq is amazing. I spend quite the amount of time learning its config when hacking DD-WRTs. One thing that always bothered me is how hard it is to set Dnsmasq to do SLAAC but no RDNS. You see, if you set enable-ra [0], it defaul
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Delta takes flight: Apple-approved Nintendo emulator is a great iOS option(arstechnica.com)
3 points by WirelessGigabit 2y ago|0 comments
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I thought of the same thing with those automated calls asking to make a donation for breast cancer research, or inured fireman. The whole thing is automated, from asking for a donation, asking you to send it with a credit card vs a letter i
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I would love to see a comparison of phantom braking on Tesla's fitted with the radar before and after they switched off the radar to go full camera. To my understanding radar works better in conditions where sunlight might be blocking
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Feds expand investigation into Honda's automatic emergency braking system(arstechnica.com)
3 points by WirelessGigabit 2y ago|1 comments
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I've seen this in React where an autofill doesn't do anything in terms of invoking the changed callbacks. As such, adding 1 character invokes the callback, and sets the value for React. You obviously remove it.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I meant the post was 1 day too late. But there are many people around me who make > $300,000 married with simple returns. Married filing jointly, 1 state, renting. No reason to be excluded.
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YouTube puts third-party clients on notice: Show ads or get blocked(arstechnica.com)
11 points by WirelessGigabit 2y ago|6 comments
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
1 day too late! Also ridiculous that there is an income limit of $79,000 (AGI). There is no reason for that arbitrary line to be there except for lobbying by companies like Intuit.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
AllTrails does this too, to an extend. When you create a route it asks for a couple of questions (think checkboxes). But it then writes it out as human written text as a way to make you believe someone has actually curated a piece of text d
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
It does not. DoH and DoT is a real lifesaver for the privacy-minded people. And it's hell for the security minded people. Before I could do DNAT on my router to redirect everything to my Pi-Hole, even the Google Mini that staunchly ign
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Hopefully we get it done before the French get involved, otherwise it'll end up being LTC.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I built a house in 2014 there. Triple pane. Pointless. You never recoup the cost.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Company I worked at turned on MITM TLS for everything. Suddenly a lot of stuff stopped working, because not every piece of software on my machine uses the OS's certificate store. For example Docker containers who then curl to set up st
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
Sounds like a cool place to work. I'll check back for an opening in TypeScript / Rust backend.
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
They're as noisy as an AC. So here in Arizona no one cares. But in Belgium this was an issue as they run more in winter and in winter sound travels further.
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McKinsey Begins to Cut Roughly 360 Jobs Amid Slowdown in Client Demand(bloomberg.com)
4 points by WirelessGigabit 2y ago|0 comments
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by WirelessGigabit 2y ago
I went as far as building code in PRs and reusing those blobs when the code gets merged in into main. I find it super weird that in many projects the code gets rebuild and packaged on merge to main, and when released, all while a lot of und
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
I aspire to be you when (if) I retire.
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
In Belgium I know of at least 1 provider who blocks you, once per hour, from being able to FF advertisements on recordings.
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
I do the same, either my Dock, my Laptop or my screens, or all together give some weird issues where the screens turn on every 5 minutes and go to sleep. And searching for 'Dock screen wakes up during sleep' just floods <search
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/enable-or-disable-remember-win... You can ask Windows to try and remember the location. It's not fool proof, but it works 90% of the time. In fact, I've got more issues with wind
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
That's weird. I get nothing there.
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by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
It's even worse, even with an Apple Developer account you still need to beg them for certain entitlements. No entitlements means no VPNs, no invisible push notifications etc.

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