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ahofmann
2y ago
This is wonderfully useless, what a great delight to read!
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2y ago
Your argument plays with the idea that the phone listening stuff is the only source of information for the ad networks. But it would be much more complex. It would be only one of many signals, that are used to serve the consumer the right a
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ahofmann
2y ago
Add at least two zeros to your number. Pixel phones can detect the top 11k songs while being offline (it used to be more). The fingerprint database for this is around 500 MB in size. I think it is very easy to sneak a few (thousand) extra f
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2y ago
I also have no idea what sarahah was. But I used a search engine and read about it. It took about 30 seconds to understand why the author is using his app as a reference. It was wildly popular for a while but was used in a way that the migh
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2y ago
I really don't know how you're able to come up with the idea, that passwords are unique. They are in no aspect whatsoever unique. You as a user can try to use passwords, that are unique to you. That doesn't (can't and sh
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ahofmann
2y ago
1. Passkeys are unique, so no more password stuffing attacks. 2. Passkeys can't be to short, in contrast to passwords Passkeys essentially remove almost all risks for websites and moves them to the user (lost passkey, attacks on their
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2y ago
I think this is a unlikely outcome. The CEOs will hire more personal security and the company will pay for it. The job of a CEO is to maximize profit of the company, this is written in their contracts. So this is what they will do.
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Windsurf Editor Plans and Pricing Updates Codeium
(codeium.com)
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2y ago
Issue #393 - "My printer isn't working" is a highly recommended read in this repository. Every time I thought it couldn't get any worse, someone posts another atrocity. It's a bit like BOFH, but from the user's
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2y ago
> I don't find any problems whatsoever in those audio I think this is why there is no real, powerful protest against all that generated stuff. Only the people, that care, are able to articulate what's wrong with it. To me, all
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Suno is by far the best generated AI music I've heard. That said, it is hot garbage. I've listened to both songs on my Bose QC ultra headphones, which are far from perfect headphones. But even on them, the female voice has unbeara
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2y ago
While this might be a technical breakthrough, none of the examples sounded any good. Every aspect of the provided sounds are bad. The music sounds muffled and badly mixed. The generated beat isn't a beat that grooves, or has anything i
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2y ago
All four posts in this thread have obviously not read the article in full. Sega does this allegedly because they want to sell some kind of classics in stores. So while they have this sale, they delist the steam games.
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2y ago
Wow, that is harsh. The quoted claim is in the middle of a very long article. The background of the author seems to be more on the scientific side, than the technical side. So throw out everything, because the author got one (not very impor
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2y ago
It has electrolytes!
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2y ago
How difficult would it be to highjack this attack by sending these packages to everyone, so that providers like hetzner would get swamped with abuse emails? This way the attack would not work anymore. Either the honeypots would stop sending
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2y ago
That was hilarious, thank you for posting this :-)
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2y ago
Zstd support.
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2y ago
How many admins can you pay with 2 million dollars per year?
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2y ago
Where did you read, that it was an unknown number? The article, and the original blog post said, the fall was from Google Sydney.
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2y ago
So you're paying them between €15,000 (€124 * 120 servers, hetzners cheapest sx server) and over €30,000 per month, and you really believe they sit in their little office trying to find servers of already paying customers, just to snat
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2y ago
It literally was one building in france, that burned to the ground: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/analysis/ovhcloud-fire...
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2y ago
I would search for services that are very likely a long time around. The first and almost only thing, that comes to mind is a AWS S3 bucket. I'm pretty sure, that S3 will be around the next decades. Nobody knows the future of Amazon, b
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A commercial venture can observe movements in the millimeter range from space? If this is true, I'm equally impressed as I'm terrified.
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You pretty much got the meaning and connotation. The term is "Sitzpinkler", which translates to someone sitting while peeing. I would say that Sitzpinkler, together with Frauenvorsteher (someone who understands women) and Weichei
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2y ago
Thank you so much for sharing your costs! I was very curious to see what the real expenses for AWS services look like, as I've always assumed AWS is massively overpriced. From the numbers you've provided, it seems like your total
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2y ago
Maybe it makes sense from this angle: Laravel forge - something breaks, you are responsible to fix it Laravel vapor - something breaks, you are responsible to fix it Laravel Cloud - something breaks and you can prove, that it's not you
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People, who do fasting over weeks, tell me, that the first days are filled with horrible cravings, headaches and hunger. After that it is mostly smooth sailing and they talk about having more energy despite eating almost nothing. The body u
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Thanks for the link, product looks good. Maybe you should work a bit on the website, this is how it looks at my pixel phone on Firefox: https://photos.app.goo.gl/txpxvDQAMYQWRSmi7
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I'm not an expert, but oil wreaks havoc to nature and life, if it spills. So there is problem nr 1. I don't know how much time nature needs to rebound from such spills, but I know, that (crude) oil on beaches makes them unhabitabl
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