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assttoasstmgr
4y ago
Who said physical buttons cannot be mixed with voice input? Most physical buttons these days are just an interface to the CAN bus, where the function is performed (in software) in the BCM and can easily interface with the voice module. &quo
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4y ago
The article is about authenticating to a Wi-Fi captive portal. So not only is a VPN irrelevant, as everyone has already pointed out and you continue to ignore, it wouldn't even work.
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4y ago
Yes exactly like that. You'll notice the Ford Transit EV still retains the traditional mechanical key, and also features a simple locking glove box that works off the same key. But why do that when you could make the glove box electron
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assttoasstmgr
4y ago
It's pretty clear whoever designed this toy has never driven an actual cargo van or done any blue collar work in their life. That Tesla-style touchscreen for starters. I give it 3-6 weeks before it's shattered or fails. The look
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4y ago
I'd wager that rotary phone can dial 911 unlike a Google Pixel. Constantly evolving UI thought experiments are largely responsible for the sorry state of software today. Maybe the new-hires need a healthy dose of shut-up-and-listen, an
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4y ago
Clinton was impeached for lying under oath, not for his creative use of cigars.
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4y ago
It's a bit naïve to seriously think this story has anything to do with nudes. The real story was about corruption at the highest levels of government, selling influence, etc. The crack rocks and related pornographic content were a conv
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4y ago
Why would you "routinely flag Twitter threads" if they are not obvious spam, dupes, or egregiously off-topic? You are not a guest curator. There is a reason you cannot downvote submissions on HN and the flag button is not a substi
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4y ago
Lots of people talking about ToS as if it's applied consistently and without bias. Let's assume that the oft-storied "pee tapes" were real, published by a mainstream news outlet and posted to Twitter. Would those same in
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4y ago
"Corporate coders" is such a perfect, succinct phrase; the antithesis of what I remember from the early days of Linux. It's so well said it requires no further description.
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4y ago
The hacker culture of the 90s and 00s is dead. Many in the community now fully support censorship as long as it's of the opposing team. This would be unheard of 20 years ago.
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4y ago
Blocking DMs from sharing URLs to a mainstream news story is CCP-level censorship. I'd expect to read about this happening on WeChat, not here. Yet here we are.
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4y ago
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4y ago
There has been a cabal of activists that have been mass-reporting the Twitter app on both Apple and Google's app stores over the last week or so, alleging some dubious terms of service violation in an attempt to get it deplatformed. It
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This reeks of dangerous propaganda at best derived from circumstantial evidence. Did everyone forget the AP nearly started WWIII a week ago because of a minor editing error? Yet the laptop which can't be mentioned was deemed misinforma
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EAD for Airbus A220 due to autopilot inadvertent engagement during takeoff
(avherald.com)
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4y ago
The act of publishing a poll on a very controversial subject may have been intentional. He alluded that the poll was attacked by bots, for which they likely collected large amounts of data. It's very possible he already made his mind u
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Tell HN: Cloudflare Is Blocking Piped
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4y ago
Compatibility with a terminal from 1971 yet I can't run a copy of Logic Pro 9 I bought 10 years ago - and haven't been able to for years - because Apple.
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RFC 1149: Transmission of IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers
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4y ago
Gonna disagree with you here. Musk is only doing with Twitter what Fark.com did over 20 years ago with TotalFark - you pay a small monthly fee for admission, and you get a shiny badge next to your username, along with a few perks. Just like
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PayPal Allows Bypassing Two-Factor Auth with a Button Click
(medium.com)
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> > It's now down to 15 people. > This restriction is part of a broader plan to freeze Twitter’s software code to keep employees from pushing changes to the app during the transition to new ownership. Typically this level of
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4y ago
I'm sure Taiwan will start rolling out those land acknowledgements.
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So you never install security updates? Because all Apple updates require a reboot due to their SIP "update the frozen image offline" nonsense.
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Fix-PAL: Slow down an MKV movie to correct for PAL speedup
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Chicken Kiev vs. Chicken Kyiv
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
Obviously, he's never worked for Contoso.
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You can't keep paying new college hires > $150k/year with zero experience and not assume the money won't run out some day. That bubble had a slow leak and now they've finally run out of oxygen. I'm surprised it t
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Kanye West's Twitter, Instagram locked over offensive posts
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